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Avtech CCTV 4 Channel Networked DVR with USB VGA Remote

SKU: KPD674 Quickfind Code: 468594
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This DVR is Supplied without a Hard Drive.

4 channel DVR that uses H.264 Compression, is networkable and has a USB back up facility!!



With over 20 years experience in the security systems market, Avtech products have become the first choice for inexpensive and most importantly effective CCTV.
From private homes to commercial properties, Avtech DVRs offer real value and are fast emerging as the country’s leading property protection system due to a host of features normally only found on the most expensive units.
With amazing features like built in Motion Detection, USB backup, Networking, DVD backup facilities and remote viewing to name but a few, peace of mind has never come at such a low cost.
If the great value and wealth of features isnt enough for you, watermarked video images are admissible in all UK courts and Avtech products are also recognised by all major global insurance companies.

 

  • Built in VGA for LCD monitor
  • Remote control
  • Ethernet 10/100
  • Burn footage directly onto USB
  • Supports 160, 250, 500, 750, 1TB or 2TB SATA hard disk not included
  • Record up to 4 cameras simultaneously
  • View camera footage remotely
  • PENTAPLEX Allows live display, record, playback, backup and network operation at the same time
  • Record at up to 100fps spread across all 4 cameras
  • 2 x Digital Zoom
  • Built-in motion detection for recording events only
  • Supports TCP/IP, PPPoE, DHCP and DDNS network connection
  • Watermark function ensures authentication of the recorded images
  • Supports Pre-alarm recording (8MB)
  • Data Protection Act compliant
  • Quick multiple search function by date/time, alarm, full list
  • Security password protection
  • Will automatically continue recording after a power failure
  • 1 audio channel (2 audio channel recording and I audio output for speaker)
  • 343 X59 X 223mm
  • 1 Year Guarantee
 

Question from jamie: Asked on 15/02/2013 whats the difference between the the kpd 674 & kpd675? thanks

Answer from Gavin: Answered on 17/02/2013
Hi Jamie, the 675 is full D1, so you can record on maximum resolution and frames per second (25fps) on two out of four channels.

Thanks

Question from Michael: Asked on 15/04/2012 I have this product and am very happy.
My Firmware is 1008D-1003D-1004D-1002D and may need to up date. Where do I find the latest firmware to check it..update and also find clear instructions on how to do this.
Cheers, Michael Wayne

Answer from Gavin: Answered on 18/04/2012
Follow the link below;

http://www.iviewcameras.co.uk/CCTV_DVR_firmware/page.asp

Instructions:

Unzip the file and copy all the unzipped files on a memory stick and and connect the memory stick to the DVR.
Press the menu button and after entering your password go to system info and select firmware upgrade from there.
You will get a message saying if you want to keep the current configuration. Say yes to that message please.
Firmware upgrade should start at this point and after the firmware upgrade the DVR will reboot.

Many thanks

Question from Jahno: Asked on 11/01/2012 Hi, will I be able to use the ZTV night vision wireless cameras & receivers (812D) with this model which I'm currently using with the old AV760 160GB model?

Many thanks

Answer from Gavin: Answered on 11/01/2012
Hi, if you go to Zedcam Packages on the website you'll see the DVR's they are compatible with. They will not be compatible with the standard analogue AVTech DVR's we sell. You need to use the specific ones on the Zedcam Packages section.

Thanks

Question from Jahno: Asked on 09/01/2012 Hi, I want to upgrade my DVR, and I'd like to know if this DVR is much better than the old AV760 with 160GB? If so, how is it better? And will I be able to use the existing ZTV night vision wireless cameras & receivers (812D)?
Also, how much GB comes with this DVR?
Many thanks

Answer from paul: Answered on 10/01/2012
We can fit a 500GB hard drive for £54.97 or £69.97 for a 1TB hard drive.

This DVR will offer you much better file compression, Iphone/ smart phone support, a VGA port, USB, and mouse control. And will be easier to use.

Question from Jon: Asked on 08/01/2012 Hi, I have a spare 160gb excelstor sata drive. Will this work ok? Thanks Jon

Answer from Gavin: Answered on 09/01/2012
Hi Jon, that will work fine. Please bare in mind you wikll need to re-format it.

Regards

Question from GD: Asked on 24/11/2011 I bought one of these last year. Is there a firmware upgrade available?

Answer from paul: Answered on 27/11/2011
Please see
http://www.iviewcameras.co.uk/CCTV_DVR_firmware/page.asp

Question from Peter C: Asked on 26/10/2011 Is there a data sheet for this DVR as there is for the KPD675?

Answer from Paul: Answered on 01/11/2011
Don't have a data sheet but do have a link to the manual that will tell you more. Pls see
http://www.iviewcameras.co.uk/pdf/KPD674A_Manual.pdf

Question from Andrew Jones: Asked on 15/05/2011 I can see that this product supports PTZ control but I cannot see an RS485 connection on the machine. Could you please advise how a wired PTZ camera with an RS485 connection can be connected to this machine?

Answer from jonathan: Answered on 17/05/2011
It has a Serial I/O on the back, however we wouldn't really advise this model to control a PTZ and it wouldn't work with a RS485.

Question from Rob V.: Asked on 22/03/2011 What is the maximum FPS and Resolution that can be recorded and across how many channels simultaneously. Also, can you have 2 channels set to "the max" and then 2 channels set at a lower FPS and resolution?

Answer from mark h: Answered on 24/03/2011
Max FPS is 100 FPS across all channels, Max resolution is 704 x 576, there are also 4 image quality settings, Super Best, Best, High, Normal. You can set the FPS independently for each camera

Question from Tone: Asked on 13/03/2011 Can recorded footage be transfered to a usb stick and viewed on a PC by the police? What format is it in?

Answer from mark h: Answered on 14/03/2011
Yes it can be, the format can either be in an AVI file that can be played on Windows Media Player or Avtechs own compression to use with the software they provide

Question from Paul: Asked on 01/03/2011 Hi I am very interested in this product. I want to view it over the net (iphone) I have a static IP (which I think is needed) but will not be able to get a LAN cable from it to my router.
As my router is wireless, could I plug a Linkys wireless G usb network adaptor (WUSB54GS) into the LAN socket and communicate wirelessly to the Linkys wireless router? I guess I would need a Lan lead to that square USB socket (usb b?) on the wireless adaptor

Would this slow the wifi down all the time, once connected up, or would it only upload on demand, ie when asked for from the iphone. If it transmitted all the time I guess I would need a very large bandwidth from my isp ?

Answer from mark h: Answered on 02/03/2011
If you already have a static IP that's great, alternatively a dynamic DNS service can be used. To essentially make your DVR wireless so it can connect to your network without a network cable you will need a bridge or a wireless print server or similar with a Lan port. We normally use the Netgear WNCE2001-100UKS. A USB wireless device wouldn't be suitable as the USB port on the DVR is only for backing up data onto a flash drive. It will only use upload bandwidth and transmit data across your network when you are accessing it from a browser or mobile device, the rest of time it will be ready but not transmitting. Your normal internet use as its download bandwidth should be unaffected

Question from Sean: Asked on 08/02/2011 Can you record and playback using the USB only, if you didnt want to use an internal harddrive?

Answer from mark h: Answered on 08/02/2011
The USB is only to transfer data onto a USB stick. An internal hard drive would have to be used if you want to record footage

Question from Madhouse !!: Asked on 05/10/2010 Does it have a standard video out socket to connect to standard tv ?

Answer from mark: Answered on 07/10/2010
It has VGA. You can buy a BNC --> scart converter: AKEVCONN5. You would also need AKEBNC1 (BNC cable)

Question from Pete: Asked on 18/08/2010 Hi - does the web interface work with the browser in a smart phone ? Android or iPhone for example ? thanks, Pete

Answer from mark h: Answered on 19/08/2010
Yes it does through Avtech's dedicated software Eagle Eyes. Please see the View CCTV on your iPhone button on the left hand side of our Homepage for full details.

Question from Chris: Asked on 14/05/2010 How does remote access work on this DVR - it mentions a special 'licensed' program, is this used instead of a standard webrowser? If a webrowser is supported, does Firefox work OK? Can the unit be used totally remotely, i.e. using PC access without a local display on the CCTV unit?

How reliable is this box, it seems remarkably cheap (I realise the price is without hard drive).

I've some experience of a Dedicated Micros CCTV unit at work, which is excellent but any times more expensive than this box.

Answer from mark h: Answered on 17/05/2010
The dedicated software offers more functionality than viewing remotely from a web browser, however you can use either. We only use IE however it should work from Firefox. We have sold 1000's of these units with no problems. You cant really compare Dedicated Micro's with this equipment, its not like for like, however these units are perfect for residential or small business use, and are far better than the majority at this price point. We have some Topica units for more commercial applications if you require them

Question from tony: Asked on 21/02/2010 does this product kpd674 come with software for remotely viewing

Answer from mark h: Answered on 22/02/2010
Yes it does
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