Recommended DVR for security

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• DHawthorne Junior Member

  April 2007

  I'm looking at these for a coming project: http://www.atvideo.com/Products/falcondv.htm . I've used their multiplexers to good effect in the past, and this project would combine the mux with the DVR. However, I haven't integrated one of these yet, so the jury is still out on an actual recommendation .

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• GSLogic Junior Member

  April 2007

  I've used EverFocus many times, has web server and easy protocol.
  
  http://www.EverFocus.com

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• Kouya Junior Member

  April 2007

  Check out Panasonic Security products. I have networked some of their DVR's
  
  Brian

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• DHawthorne Junior Member

  April 2007

  More data on the ATV Falcon DVR - it seems a separate multiplexer is not required after all. It has one internal, and though it loses some of the more esoteric views, I think it's more than adequate for an AMX control standpoint. Attached is the RS-232 protocol.

  ATV Falcon DVR RS232 control.pdf 80.5K

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• the8thst Junior Member

  April 2007

  I have been a big fan of the Dedicated Micros Digital Sprite DVRs.
  
  Good web interface, easy control, and quite a few nice features.

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• DHawthorne Junior Member

  April 2007

  GE also makes one,, and AMX already has a module for it. It's the DVMRe-16T; the module calls it a Kalatel, but a search under GE finds it.

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• setholle Junior Member

  April 2007

  DVR's for security
  
  I have used the sanyo models also, they have a very simple protocol and easy to control.
  From basic recording to advanced search for playback by date and time, I even used them as media servers that people could control via keypads to play back certain times days etc.
  SEth

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