Blue Iris

It would be helpful to know the model of the LSI controller.

Anyway, Easy Peasy... do a search for 'sas cable'. Many on Amazon/eBay'.

If your SAS drive supports 'Sata mode', you can use a sas to sata cable! no controller needed. Neat, huh?

Did you get this resolved? On site A... - Log into the cameras gui and get the the IP & port #. These are the actual #'s used by the camera - no matter what BI says. Also get the RTSP & ONVIF port #'s. - Get the cameras 'Video/Configure' screenshot. This is the actual working ip:port, make/model. It...

Yes, exactly. You get it. Also, note that the 'Object travel' is also detected in the G zone that connects zones A & B together - which also includes the gap that is not effected by the zone crossing. You can also extend the G zone out further so that the 'Object Travels' and 'min. duration' will be...

Oh wow! Didn't know hdmi could go that far. good to know.

lol. ic. I've also gotten multiple images when the motion is long. I've not noticed a difference in sizes. When I'm testing settings that I find are weird and/or acting strangely, I usually set up a camera next to the BI server and set it up with those settings. Makes it easier to test. I test away ...

If you only want a monitor by the registers to view (which is standard), the cheapest and easiest way would be to get a splitter and split the monitor cable going from the bi server to both the bi server monitor, and the monitor by the cashiers area. You'll probably need to get a IP splitter since i...

Not that I know of. I've tried different video prgms. There is a way. 1. In the main BI server, set up additional Users like 'Dept1', Dept2'... 2. Set these as non-admin, uncheck 'ptz/control' or your cameras will go cray when they all try to move them around. Check 'View recorded clips'. 3. If you ...

Motion settings is a Quagmire (Gigitty)... What is the resolution on the camera? 'Object travels pixel'.. this is pixel not the squares. If your resolution is high, then 200 pixels would be a very small distance compared to a lower resolution. You can calc 'Object travels pixels' by deciding what di...

I've only done 1 image every 1 second.

Doing more than 1 image every second is necessary? I realize you probably want a good idea of what is going on... 1 image every second would be suffient.

I see your post.