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8 Channel USB Dongle License for ONVIF Network IP Cameras

8 Channel USB Dongle License for ONVIF Network IP Cameras

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8 Channel USB Dongle License for ONVIF Network IP Cameras

SKU: 0990-M08USB
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Enables recording of third-party network IP cameras to Hybrid Hardware-Compressed DVR product line.

Product Description

Insert this 8 channel USB dongle license to allow the Hybrid Hardware-Compressed DVR or NVR software to record ONVIF (click for list of compatible manufacturers) or non-eDigitalDeals IP cameras. Without this dongle license, you will only be able to view the connected IP cameras; not record.

The Hybrid Hardware-Compressed software supports up to 64 channels, so by subtracting the number of analog channels used, you will know how many IP cameras can be used per system.

Compatible Hardware: To maintain system stability, the CPU load % (shown in the bottom-left corner of the DVR and NVR software) should not exceed 80%. Please follow our compatibility list below to ensure system stability.

Compatible Motherboards (click for list)

Compatible Processors:

  • Intel Pentium, Dual-Core, or Core 2 Duo if not using any Megapixel cameras.
  • Intel Core 2 Duo or Core i3 for Qty 1-2 Megapixel cameras
  • Intel Core 2 Quad or Core i5 CPU for Qty 3-4 Megapixel cameras
  • Intel Core i7 CPU for Qty 5 or more Megapixel cameras

     

Additional Information

SKU 0990-M08USB
DVR Type No
Number of Audio Channels No
Live View Resolution No
Recording Resolution No
Hard Drive No
Optical Drive No
Video Dropout Protection No
Multi-Monitor Support No
Mobile Compatibility No
Remote OS/Browser No
IP Camera Support Yes (See compatibility list. Compatible third-party require additional license to record on DVR.)
Case No
 

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