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Thanks for the reply! The issue is the gateway address. I cannot get the correct gateway address to change for the camera. When I try to change the gateway on the camera via SADP I get device rejected. That is the only place I know of to change the gateway.

Really need some suggestions here. Somebody out there has to have an idea on how to get this issue resolved so I can finally have access to my cameras.

Any ideas?

Yes, DHCP is unchecked. 192.168.1.1 is gateway listed for each of the cameras.

I went into the NVR interface and the camera IP appear to be correct. The other settings were fine as well as I have not messed with them. The "status" is blank and the passwords are set as "strong" for each of the cameras connected. Using SADP is the only way to change each cameras gateway...

Update! I fixed the termination on the cat5 wires. The SADP program can now detect the cameras via the previous instructions on how to connect them. However, now that I have the IP address of the cameras I still cannot get them to connect on the network. When I input the camera IP address via...

Yes, the color codes I am speaking of are the T-568B Straight-Through Ethernet Cable standard you are speaking of. I did not accidentally create the T-568A cable but may have screwed up on the jack in same way. I need to inspect that area and look for my error so I can fix it. I will be once...

Update on the issues. I connected the PC directly to the NVR (as suggested before) but this time I used a stock cat5 wire (store bought) and a stock camera (right out of the box) the camera appeared on SADP! This leads me to believe that somewhere my termination is faulty. The color codes line...

Thanks again for the help. I did as you suggested. I connected the NVR directly to the modem and then my PC to the NVR. It pulled up the NVR and IP address of the NVR with no issues, however the cameras did not show up again. Is it possible to have power to the cameras but have an incorrect...

Thanks for the reply. To answer your question the cameras only have power via NVR. I am not using any other source for power. I was under the impression I could connect the camera to the NVR and the NVR to the router. The camera would get power from the NVR and the router would feed the...

Hey guys, I have a NVR Hikvision 7608NI-SE2/8P with Firmware 3.3.6 and Hikvision IP camera DS-2CD2335-I with firmware 5.3.5. The cameras are from China but have the English menus. Initially when I purchased these the seller commented that there would be a conflict between the NVR firmware and...