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==IP Camera vs. HD-CVI Camera==
 
==IP Camera vs. HD-CVI Camera==
 
 
====IP Camera====
 
====IP Camera====
*Uses Network Cable
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* Uses Network Cable
*Can Transmit higher resolution
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* Can Transmit higher resolution
 
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* Has an IP address that can be accessed remotely.
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* Can be connected to NVR and HCVR.
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* Uses RJ45 connector.
  
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[[File:HDCVIvsIP2.jpg|400px]]
  
 
====HDCVI Camera====
 
====HDCVI Camera====
*Uses Co-Axial Cable
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* Uses Co-Axial Cable
*Are lower resolution than IP Camera
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* Are lower resolution than IP Camera
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* Does not have an IP address and can only be accessed through a HDCVI DVR.
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* Can only be connected to HCVR.
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* Uses BNC connector.
  
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[[File:HDCVIvsIP1.jpg|400px]]
  
  
 
[[Category:IP Camera]]
 
[[Category:IP Camera]]
  
[[Category:HDCVI]]
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[[Category:HD-CVI]]
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[[Category:Troubleshoot]]

Latest revision as of 16:49, 6 July 2016

IP Camera vs. HD-CVI Camera

IP Camera

  • Uses Network Cable
  • Can Transmit higher resolution
  • Has an IP address that can be accessed remotely.
  • Can be connected to NVR and HCVR.
  • Uses RJ45 connector.

HDCVIvsIP2.jpg

HDCVI Camera

  • Uses Co-Axial Cable
  • Are lower resolution than IP Camera
  • Does not have an IP address and can only be accessed through a HDCVI DVR.
  • Can only be connected to HCVR.
  • Uses BNC connector.

HDCVIvsIP1.jpg