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Avtech Budget 4 Channel Networked DVR

SKU: AV760Z Quickfind Code: 370361

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This DVR is Supplied without a Hard Drive. For DVRs with Hard Drives included please see the "Package Deals" tab.

Features:

  • MPEG-4 compression format providing clear images with real time performance.
  • Supports up to 750GB HDD, giving more than 90 days recording time. (4CH, CIF Best Quality, 30IPS)
  • Alarm trigger recording will send alerts with images to designated e-mail and FTP address
  • Support pre-alarm recording (8MB)
  • Advanced motion detection function and convenient search function.
  • Allows live display, record, playback, backup and network operation at the same time
  • Web surveillance supports up to 5 online users synchronously
  • Backup files with network backup
  • Support covert screen for live display channels
  • PTZ cameras through RS-485
  • Support TCP/IP, PPPoE, DHCP and DDNS network connection
  • Support multi-language OSD
  • Support manual / timer / motion / alarm / remote recording functions
  • Watermark function to ensures the authentication of the recorded images

This is an entry-level model of 4CH MPEG-4 real time DVR. It includes features such as MPEG-4/JPEG compression format, real time performance with 120 IPS (NTSC) / 100 IPS (PAL), advanced motion trigger recording, triplex operation and local language OSD. All the benefits of this product are created to meet high quality demand with a very competitive price.

 

Question from Raj: Asked on 30/06/2010 does this DVR require a SATA or IDE hard drive?

Answer from mark h: Answered on 01/07/2010
Its IDE, however we can supply it with an Avtech SATA convertor if required

Question from Raj: Asked on 23/06/2010 Pentaplex allows the DVR to record more than one camera at once. This DVR does not support this right? So how does it decide which camera output to record in the event of motion on both?
Does it have the facility to record on motion only rather than continious?
Also, can it FTP video to server aswell as jpeg's?

Regards

Answer from mark h: Answered on 23/06/2010
Pentaplex refers to the fact that you can Record and playback simultaneously. This DVR as with all the DVR's we sell supports this. All 4 cameras can be recorded and viewed simultaneously. It has motion detection and It can also be set up to FTP Images to email

Question from Remy D: Asked on 08/07/2009 Can a dvd rewriter be fitted to this unit.

Answer from David J: Answered on 09/07/2009
No, a DVD rewriter can not be fitted to this unit

Question from glenn: Asked on 02/03/2009 Hi, is there any sort of zoom/enhance feature built in to this recorder?

Answer from mark h: Answered on 04/03/2009
You can magnify the image by a power of two, but this isn't technically a zoom as its just focusing in on the image and making it larger. The effectiveness of this will depend on the quality of the camera you are using. A camera with a high TVL will be best.

Question from glenn: Asked on 16/02/2009 Could you give some idea of how long on 'continuous record' a 250GB , and for comparison a 500GB HDD would record (in days/hours?) many thanks

Answer from mark h: Answered on 18/02/2009
Unfortunately there are too many variables to provide an exact figure - The number of cameras, FPS, Camera TVL. However, with 4 cameras running at 100FPS on Best Quality, a 250gb would be around 9 days, 500gb 18days.

Question from lawrencezarb: Asked on 16/11/2008 Can the HDD be configured for continous recording, ie when the HDD is full, the unit will "roll-over" and overwrite on the HDD.

Answer from sajidH: Answered on 17/11/2008
Providing the DVR is set to continuous recording it will do.
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