Qnap 2-Channel License Surveillance Station Pro Vms

Qnap 2-channel License Surveillance Station Pro Vms

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Add up to two additional cameras to a Turbo NAS network surveillance system with the QNAP 2-Channel License Surveillance Station Pro VMSfrom QNAP. This license can only be issued to one NAS and is non-transferable.

2-Channel License for the Surveillance Station Professional Video Management System

Parameters
Number of Licenses	2
Supported OS	QTS Version 4.3.4.0483 Build 20180213 or Later

Remote monitoring in real time

Multi-server monitoring

Sequential display mode

Fisheye dewarping

Local display (NAS HDMI)

Auto snapshot

Advanced event management

Compatible with QTS version 4.3.4.0483 build 20180213 or later

License is issued to only one NAS and is non-transferable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It says it is available by electronic download. Does that mean I can get the license key right after purchase?

A: The item is not emailed to you. It is mailed with a card to your home. You can then input the license code to your system.

Q: 2. Can this run off usb-c PD power?

A: The QNAP TBS-464 M.2 NVMe SSD NASbook, B&H # QNTBS4648GUS, does not support USB C Power Delivery. The only way to power it is using the included AC adapter.

Q: 3. Can you send a program/aux feed from an audio board to the xlr inputs of the Telex MS-4002?

A: Yes. You can connect any line-level audio source to the XLR inputs on the Telex MS-4002 4-Channel Main Station for monitoring in the speaker or headset, or for routing to the intercom channel. The program audio to the channel can be set to interrupt while the MS-4002 operator is talking on the channel.

Q: 4. Do license work out of usa? Can I activate them in South America?

A: Synology Licenses can work out of USA.

Q: 5. I can't find this product on LanParte's website, and your own photos don't show - are there mounts for additional 15mm rods in the rear of the unit?

A: Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not provide this specification and because this is a "special order" product, we cannot physically verify to confirm.

Q: 6. Does it work on a tsv-1282?

A: Yes, this card is compatible with the TSV-1282.

Q: 7. Could I use this speaker station, with my MS-2002, as a way to communicate with presenters in a conference room 200 feet away?

A: Yes, the Telex SS-2002 2-Channel Intercom Speaker Station can be used with the Telex MS-2002 Two-Channel Master Station and Power Supply for communication with presenters who are in a conference room 200 feet away.

Q: 8. Has anyone tried this NAS with (4) Crucial 4TB P3 NVMe PCIe 3.0 M.2? It's not listed on the compatability page, but QNAP usually works well with everything. I saw one review online saying this NAS does not allow for four 4TB NVMEs - want to make sure it works before purchasing.

A: Yes, the Crucial 4TB P3 NVMe PCIe 3.0 M.2 Internal SSD will be compatible with the QNAP TBS-464 M.2 NVMe SSD NASbook.

Q: 9. Does this work on Linux / CentOS?

A: It was designed to be used in a QNap.

Q: 10. Can I talk on both channels at once if needed?\

A: The Telex SS-2002 will not permit you to talk on both channels simultaneously.

Bryan T.	24/09/2024
[2] what can i say, gives you an additional 8 camera licenses for the synology. this is like buying gear slots on your favorite mmorpg so you can add additional loin cloths for armor +5. 5

Bryan T.	24/09/2024
[2] what can i say, gives you an additional 8 camera licenses for the synology. this is like buying gear slots on your favorite mmorpg so you can add additional loin cloths for armor +5. 5

David	24/09/2024
[2] B&H was one of the few sources I could find where I could get the exact license I needed and B&H had it for the best price. Not only that but it arrived in less than two days. 5

anyonymous	23/09/2024
[2] Ok first,it's a little pricey.But,I really like the Survalance Station NVR running on their NAS. I have successfully added a 2n door station Hikvision,Lilin,and Mobotix cameras to the NAS. The Quick Connect app for remote viewing from a PC is also noteworthy.their mobile app is slow compared to others 5

anyonymous	23/09/2024
[2] Ok first,it's a little pricey.But,I really like the Survalance Station NVR running on their NAS. I have successfully added a 2n door station Hikvision,Lilin,and Mobotix cameras to the NAS. The Quick Connect app for remote viewing from a PC is also noteworthy.their mobile app is slow compared to others 5

anyonymous	23/09/2024
[2] Ok first,it's a little pricey.But,I really like the Survalance Station NVR running on their NAS. I have successfully added a 2n door station Hikvision,Lilin,and Mobotix cameras to the NAS. The Quick Connect app for remote viewing from a PC is also noteworthy.their mobile app is slow compared to others 5

Kenneth	21/09/2024
[2] I purchased this and got it within two days. It was in stock and easy to search and purchase. Thanks B&H! 5

Jon	07/09/2024
[2] This is kind of old school, it is literally a printed card with an alphanumeric license key on it, very 1998. You enter it manually into the Surveillance Station software. I hadn't typed a license key in like 10 years, it was kinda fun. No one likes paying licensing fees, of course. But this is fully transferable, so you can migrate it from one Synology box to another. Synology clearly puts a lot of resources into Surveillance Station, I have been running it for half a decade and it keeps evolving and improving. These products stand the test of time, my 12 year old Synology NAS not only still works, but is still supported. My Synology NVR runs better today than it did when I got it five years ago. So at least you get something for your license fee, and won't ever have to pay it again. 5

Jon	07/09/2024
[2] This is kind of old school, it is literally a printed card with an alphanumeric license key on it, very 1998. You enter it manually into the Surveillance Station software. I hadn't typed a license key in like 10 years, it was kinda fun. No one likes paying licensing fees, of course. But this is fully transferable, so you can migrate it from one Synology box to another. Synology clearly puts a lot of resources into Surveillance Station, I have been running it for half a decade and it keeps evolving and improving. These products stand the test of time, my 12 year old Synology NAS not only still works, but is still supported. My Synology NVR runs better today than it did when I got it five years ago. So at least you get something for your license fee, and won't ever have to pay it again. 5