IR frequency determination

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No sound on this system, video only.

System Specs

Price breakthrough! An affordable 4 channel DVR suitable for day and night surveillance. Includes 500GB of storage for up to 300 hours of continuous video recording from the four 420TV line weatherproof colour cameras with IR illumination. The four channel DVR supports full D1 resolution at 25 frames per second on each channel and can be controlled across the network or by using the included mouse or remote control. Recordings can be initiated manually, triggered by a timer or activated by movement in the camera's field of vision. Connect the DVR to a computer network and you can even view video remotely from anywhere in the world using a web browser or Smartphone/iPhone® (via installed app*).

DVR Specifications:
• Video compression: H.264
• Video input: 4 x BNC composite
• Video output: HDMI, VGA, 2 x BNC Composite,
• Audio input: 1 x RCA
• Audio output: 1 x RCA
• Maximum recording resolution: 704 x 576 (D1) at 25fps per channel
• Maximum recording frame rate: 100fps
• Hard disk storage: 500GB SATA
• Back-up: USB & network remote back-up
• Network interface: RJ45, 10/100Mbps
• Power supply: 12VDC 5A (included)
• Dimensions: 255(L) x 185(W) x 50(H)mm

Camera Specifications:
• Sensor: 1/3 CMOS
• Horizontal resolution: 420TV Lines
• Lens type A (2 cameras): 3.6mm lens, 72 degree angle
• Lens type B (2 cameras): 6.0mm lens, 45 degree angle
• Size: 85(L) x 45(Dia.)mm
• Voltage: 12VDC from DVR power supply

Camera Cables:
• Cable type: Combination video and power
• Cable length: 18m

* Free app for viewing live video available for download.

https://www.jaycar.com.au/economy-network-4-channel-dvr-kit/p/QV3048

Manual

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/596293/Techview-Qv-3048.html#product-QV-3048

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you can only fast forward recorded movies. Use the dvr button with the arroww that points to the right.

Hello! Daniel Busa with Dish Network. That would be a case of remote interference. You'll need a model 6.3 or 6.4 remote. You can set it to a uhf frequency instead of an ir that will correct the issue.

Click 'Learn IR' next to the icon for your DVR in the software, learn the command, then assign the command to a button in one of your Watch TV Activities.

You need to use the IR emitter that came with the Bose V30 system. Bose employs a proprietary RF frequency remote which communicates to the hidden central control head. You plug in the emitter to the processor unit and run the emitters to the IR 'eye's' of the equipment you want to control. Once all this is done then and only then can you go through the remote codes to control a particular device. The Bose V30 has 2 IR emitters that come with the unit to control 2 devices. You can expand on that buy buying a IR emitter bridge that has several inputs for other devices.

Now when it comes to a DVR I am not so sure the Bose universal remote will work all the playback and FF and record control buttons and a DVD or VCR. I hear there is a new BOSE remote on the market that can do that but I have yet to see it in person or ask a sales rep about it. Sometimes they are non-tech's so its no help : (

Well, I took the DVR apart and found the power board completely intact, no bulging capacitors. However, the Mother Board had a 220uf/50volt cap that was bulging, so I replaced it. By the way, 'DigiKey' is the only place to go for electronic parts. They'll hook you up! The DVR still wouldn't respond to the remote. Darn it!
So I took both of my DVR's apart and swapped out the Front Board (the one with the Photoamplifier in it) and the DVR would now respond to the remote. OK, so now what do I do. I still have one DVR with a bad Front Board. I started to look on ebay for an old used R15 500 that I could swap parts from...remember, I own my eqipment and the goal is to preserve what I have recorded on the Hard Drive. R15's were going for around $50 -$80. Then I got to thinking. I still had an old non-DVR Direct TV Receiver in my closet I never planned to use again. My thought was: even though it wasen't the exact model receiver, it did use the same remote, so the frquency that the Photoamplifier worked at should be compatible.
So I took apart this receiver unsoldered the Photoaplifier. I then removed the Photoamplifier from my malfunctioning DVR and installed the part from my unused Receiver and it fixed it. So long story short(too late for that) the Photoamplifier was faulty. I tried doing some cross checking and a company in China called Raytron makes the part. The failed part did not have a part # and Raytron has several different Photoamplifiers that operate at different frequencies. This made it impossible to find the right part without schematics or knowing what the freqency is. So at least we now know what caused the non responce to the remote.

topscrew2002

From what you have written, when you try to record on your DVR the remote stops working, is that correct? How long has this been happening? Have you received a new remote? If yes and it is still happening, you are probably getting IR interference from some source in that room. It could be from a florescent lamp, another player, or even the TV. Is the receiver in a open space or in an enclosed area? The IR sensor has to have a direct line of sight to work properly. You may also check on the receiver if anything is obstructing the sensors, maybe dust. I hope this helps.

Ray Calo
DISH Network

I don't know about the 612 but the 722 I have has green tabbed control for IR control of output 1 and by default of tuner 1 and controls the OTA tuner and will work with many IR remotes if set to address 1--they don't send the address. The blue tabbed one is for RF-controlled output 2 and tuner 2. Setting it to single (vs. dual) mode allows either remote to control tuner 1 and swap to tuner 2 and do PIP. Unfortunately the 612 does not have this mode.I haven't had a combo remote work well with tuner 1 even. It is much better to use the Dish remote for most of the work, well only volume and power on the TV. There are a lot of buttons most combo remotes will not have control of. Hey, I have 2 VIP722 and the TV remotes on the chair arm.Check with menu-menu to see which address code and control mode is set. But if manual allows and you can pull tab after opening battery slide and change switch beneath, you may be able to use as IR remote in preparation for your combo, just to be sure controls sent correctly. (Hold Sat button until all light, press address 1, press # to set remote [lights go out], then press record to set receiver while you watch menu-menu. less than 10 sec per step.)-Ken

Bose V 30 works on Radio frequency ............. so you need to have a unversal radio frequency remote conrol..... no IR (infrared) remote can control a bose lifestyle product..

why not use your bose radio frequency remote( the v 30 remote) to control the dvr plyer from motorola.. you can used the remote even to control your tv and other deices ..

all codes for your other systems are available in th e system settings option under remote control category to set up your system to control other devices

Open the "internet options" menu through tools. Click on "security" tab. Then select the "internet" and click on custom level. Here, navigate to the "Activex controls and plug-ins" section. Change "Download Unsigned ActiveX Controls" to "prompt" and do the same for the setting directly below that. This should clear up your problem