Re: I HAVE A KGUARD SECURITY DVR KG-SA104, THE MONITOR...
Whatever the monitor is connected to is producing a signal that cannot be detected by the monitor. Check the settings on the device. If not post the device info.
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To reset a Kguard DVR system, you will need to locate the reset button on the device. This button is usually located on the back or bottom of the DVR, and is typically labeled "Reset" or "Factory Reset". Press and hold the reset button for 10-15 seconds, or until the device powers off and restarts. This will reset the DVR to its factory default settings.
Hi, that message indicates that your video source is providing an unsupported video resolution , please check in settings that video output resolution is no more than 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz.
Also remember to verify that HDMI is selected as input source at monitor.
This is usually due to your computer Video resolution being set to a setting out of the supported range of your monitor, Lowering the computer video resolution should solve this issue.
Don't waste your time, if possible take it back to your nearest Maplin with receipt and ask for a replacement or email ask for return item number and or request replacement or refund post back obtaining proof of posting.
this will get you through the front door Please try this temporary password 519070 to login this will let you get to the admin pass word page so that you can change it i found it on cctv.com page but it takes 7 trys to load the cctv page so im going to post it here for safe keeping
Unless your DVR offers a VGA output connector, you won't be able to use your monitor simply by plugging in a cable. The monitor VGA input requires separate signals for each color (red, green and blue) and synchronizing signals (vertical and horizontal). If the DVR has only composite video out, you'll need a video to VGA adapter. These are available from many online sources. They aren't cheap since they are active electronic devices, but many are in the $50 to $75 range. Here is one typical result from a Google search for "video to vga converter". You might also check eBay or local sources such as craigslist to see if anybody has bargains.
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