Guides

  1. How to Backup your DVR or NVR

    It is a little known fact that our security video recorders can be backed up to a secondary recorder. Let’s say you’ve had the recorder of your previous security camera system  stolen and are looking for a way to backup video from the system this time around. Thanks to technology in almost all of our […]
  2. Common Issues with Security Camera Infrared (IR)

    If you’re not familiar with Infrared, it’s what grants CCTV security cameras the ability to see in the dark.  Unlike true “night vision”, Infrared LEDs emit their own source of light instead of using existing sources; these LEDs essentially become a spotlight for your camera.  While this is a magnificent feature to have in a […]
  3. The Beginner's Guide to PoE Camera Systems

    Security cameras are gaining popularity among homeowners and businesses small and large. This trend is largely due to emerging technologies that make surveillance systems more affordable and user-friendly. A key technology in this respect is Power over Ethernet (PoE), which delivers both power and data over a single cable. PoE technology simplifies the setup process […]
  4. Stop Hackers From Getting Into Your Security Camera System

    As more and more electronics or Internet of Things (IoT) devices require internet access, they become easy targets for hackers and cybercriminals. Security camera systems are no exception to this increased risk. If you want to view your cameras remotely or get alerts, connecting them to the internet exposes them to potential cybersecurity threats. Within […]
  5. Watching security cameras with a slow internet connection

    Now that remotely viewing security cameras is becoming more popular, it is important to know what internet speeds are needed to remotely view a camera system. While it’s great to have a system that allows for remote viewing from anywhere, many times customer expectations are not met because of no fault of the cameras or […]
  6. Solving Common Security Camera System Playback Issues

    Playing back recorded footage from your cameras is one of the most important reasons to purchase and own a security camera system. Whether you’re monitoring your home or business, having dependable recordings and the ability to review them is critical for investigating incidents and ensuring the safety of your property. Playback challenges such as missing […]
  7. PoE Technology - What is PoE? (Power over Ethernet)

    Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology has played a transformative role in the development and deployment of surveillance systems and the Internet of Things (IoT). The unique ability to transmit both power and data over the same Ethernet cable has revolutionized the way contractors, electricians, and homeowners approach wiring infrastructure in homes and businesses alike. The […]
  8. Security Camera System Troubleshooting

    When your security camera system stops working it is one of those events that make you go “Now what?” There’s plenty of stuff in life going wrong and the last thing you need is your camera system to stop working. Fortunately for you, as our customer, the reliability of our systems is barnone. Most of […]
  9. 20 Tips for a Trouble-Free Security Camera System

    Whether you’re setting up a new security camera system or upgrading your existing one, some components require careful handling and regular maintenance to prevent potential issues. Over the years, we’ve seen a variety of avoidable mistakes: from connecting passive Power over Ethernet to a PoE camera, using 24V AC with a 12V DC camera, to […]
  10. How to secure a security camera system for use over the web

    In today’s world it is becoming increasingly important to secure electronic devices that are connected to the internet. One of the best ways to secure security cameras and security camera systems is to set up HTTPS. HTTPS provides an extra layer of security when accessing a security camera system using a web browser. The HTTPS […]
  11. Common Image Problems with Security Cameras

    There a lot of things that can go wrong with security cameras.  The most noticeable are going to be problems with the image itself.  The good news is that identifying the problem isn’t as difficult as you may think.  For as many things that can potentially going wrong, each one of those problems presents themselves […]
  12. How to Enable Multicast Streaming on Avalonix Premium IP Security Cameras

    Multicast technology, especially when it comes to video, is beneficial for reducing network usage and processing overhead on a network camera. By default, Avalonix Premium Series PoE security cameras have multicast over TCP/IP enabled. However, you may want to disable, make adjustments, or simply not understand how to view or use the stream. There’s also […]
  13. Do Security Cameras at Polling Stations Increase or Undermine Voter Trust?

    A Pew Research survey from 2020 revealed that “75% of Americans” hypothesized there could potentially be multiple foreign governments taking action to influence the U.S. elections (Hartig, 2020). Election security in today’s overwhelming digital state is an absolute necessity to ensure integrity at the polls. Concerns over potential interference, both international and domestic, have been […]
  14. How to Video: Use an Avalonix Security Camera to Report Your Noisy Neighbor

    The tutorial video showcased above guides viewers through the setup process of the Avalonix Premium Series Audio Detection feature. Ideal for those seeking to record video and audio evidence of disturbances such as noisy neighbors or barking dogs, this feature simplifies monitoring audible nuisances within any neighborhood. The setup can be effortlessly completed either directly […]
  15. How to Run PoE Cameras Beyond 300ft

    In the realm of surveillance cameras, Power over Ethernet (PoE) cameras have emerged as a popular choice due to how simple and cost effective they are to wire, especially into a large scale security camera system. However, a common limitation of PoE cameras is their maximum cable run distance of 328 feet or 100 meters. […]

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