Recent content by rotartiller

I got mine up and running and everything is fine now. If I remember correctly, and I may have posted this elsewhere, the solution was to individually reset all the cameras with the onboard reset button. The reset procedure if I remember correctly was to power down the camera, hold the reset...

I noticed that my cameras all have different times ranging from a few seconds to 1/2 an hour or more. Turning off DST and syncing the cameras time to the computers gets them all close but it seems like network time is faster for some reason. For instance, I can go adjust all the cameras time...

The title says it all. I am looking for a way to increase my night time performance without having to run additional power cables. If that is not a possibility does anyone know if anyone makes a solar led ir illuminator.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Got them up and can watch remotely and within my network. I powered the entire system down and brought it back up. They all came back online. I think the Plug and Play was the culprit in my instance. I set the remote viewing to the No-Ip server and 4500HD for...

I have a DSL connection and using a PPPoe configuration is what is recommended for best performance. Basically, the modem passes thru to the router and the router does all the work. I have a No-IP account for the router. I have had some success this morning by doing what alastairstevenson...

I have the 2132 cameras with the reset button and the stated nvr with poe. Everything initially set up perfect and all the cams got recognized and successfully generated feed online and local. Problems start with any brownouts or power shut offs. All the cams come back as offline and no...

The camera nvr problem is solved. I'm sending them back. When I finally exhausted my last few options I called it quits. I turned off all firewalls and virus protection on router and pc, plugged the camera straight into 2 different routers, plugged them straight into the pc, changed router...

Here is something rather interesting that probably will help. If I am reading the results of a Wireshark scan correctly it appears the camera I have hooked up at the moment, that SADP is not seeing, has an IP address of either 192.168.0.64 or 192.168.0.128. Here is one of the packets. There...

Another thing. The 4mm camera that has been coming up all along and allowed me to change its ip to one in my domain originally had 192.168.254.15 Ip address. I think the NVR assigned that particular ip to the camera yesterday. I have used angryip to scan all the ips in the native 192.168.1.xx...

I have done what you have recommended short of changing the ip on my computer. That is something that is coming next I guess. Here is what I sent the vendor in regards to this situation. Thanks to all of you for your assistance. I could have swore we had it with the isolation of power...

I have several laying around that are rated anywhere from 2.5 to 5 amp output. Are those values too high or does the camera just draw the voltage it needs? In other words if I use one of these do I run the chance of damaging the camera with over voltage?

Will any 12v ps work if the plug fits or do I have to order a specific one?

When you say "normal lan" do you mean plug it into the router? That question is probably pretty indicative of my knowledge of these things. I've built many high end pc's and usually like this kind of challenge but this is just frustrating at best. Oh and yes all 8 ports are powered. I have...

I have a New 7608 Nvr (v3.0.10 firmware) and 8 2132 cameras (flashed at the vendor with v5.2.0 English firmware was originally 5.2.8). The NVR recognizes just one of the cameras. The only difference between it and the others is that it has a 4mm lens. The rest have 2.8mm lenses. It may be...