PoE-Powered Spot Monitor and Public View Monitor with a Built-in Video Decoder from IPCamPower

[@mudd2.090]

Hi of i plug my ip camera directly into the monitor will it display the image once powered up or will i habe to reconfigure everything every day when i turn it on in the morning?

[@tuck7777]

I like it but can you put it on a bigger TV

[@jondilly1974]

They make a 27" version too

[@abouchokrirachid2187]

Does this monitor work with everyone nvrs?

[@NellysSecurity]

You can add ONVIF compliant cameras to the decoder in the monitor, and the monitor does have a VGA input that you can hook up a second NVR to if needed.

[@thejword]

Nice video. I really wish you could add more than 8 cameras. Honestly, I can't think of a client of ours who would want to view only 8 cameras. Is there one that handles at least 16?

[@NellysSecurity]

Sadly, we do not currently have a spot monitor with a 16channel decoder.

[@Ciscopete24]

Do you sell just a decoder unit and not the monitor? For the life of me I cannot find a reliable decoder to stream RTSP.

[@NellysSecurity]

Not at this time.

[@hi-fi3889]

Check out the DW HDSPOTMOD

[@pacificdune]

I just bought one of these and it came with zero instructions. When plugging in the monitor to my PoE cable it asked me for an admin password, which, without a manual, I do not know. I spent about an hour trying to figure it out, but no luck. From reading below, I figured out it is "123456", but I've already left the job for the evening. I'm not too happy about this. I can understand not having a manual, but why is there nothing online, or on your website with the defailt password? Not even a sticker that says what it is? Seems kinda basic. So much for the easy setup that was promised.

[@MaxProtein718]

Excellent video! Love the humor! Watch that donut intake Homer! Can you control view using a mouse (eg maximize one channel then back to multi-channel view)?

[@NellysSecurity]

Thank you! Yes you can connect a wireless mouse to one of the USB ports on the monitor to control the builtin Decoder interface

[@jd415]

Or just run a long HDMI cable from the NVR to any LCD screen

[@NellysSecurity]

Thats working harder, not smarter!

[@jd415]

@@NellysSecurity I love your channel and all your videos but I disagree. You have to run an ethernet cable anyways instead just run a HDMI cable. I use an HDMI splitter box at the NVR. This monitor is so expensive you can get a standard monitor in the same size for way less.

[@zerocool46]

It would be worth it if it was 4k it wouldn't make sense to spend the extra money on 4k cameras to watch them on a 1080p monitor

[@NellysSecurity]

This Spot monitor is more of a supplement to a camera system. Having one at store entrances would be an example. Then if you want to see the 4k cameras in all their glory, have a 4k monitor at the NVR itself. As the spot monitor has no storage capabilities either.

[@Ciscopete24]

You would actually need a 16k monitor to view 4k feeds in 4k and that's if you only do 2x2

[@tallan6]

does anyone know the default password when you first turn on the monitor?

[@NellysSecurity]

It is "123456" for the "admin" username.

[@angelitoaquilam807]

If i make a business Philippines cctv installer, can you support me for the equipment

[@NellysSecurity]

Absolutely, We ship worldwide