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  1. empedokles

    iVMS-4200

    I have a Mac.
  2. Hello. I need some help in installing this camera on Win XP. It's connected to my router and the cable (cat5e) goes trough an TP-Link injector. The CD that came with doesn't have the model on it's list (there are just older model numbers). How to install and use it?
  3. I wasn't able to login into this Hikvision surface. I now disabled DHCP on my router (by disabling the checkbox at the bottom): I then could login for the first time to the hikvision surface, but it didn't last long. Obvisiously Windows XP itself does still DHCP:
  4. What makes you think it would be a "better" choice? Having the IP on your camera change randomly seems a good choice to you? If I disable DHCP it shouldn't change randomly anymore.
  5. SADP doesn't have such a menu, do you mean ivs4200? Where do I disable DHCP? (It seems to be the better choice.)
  6. I haven't tried yet. Still would like to run it on Windows first. Obvisiously my Windows XP does DHCP and I haven't seen a setting to set the cam in SADP to allow DHCP. Maybe DHCP is the problem?
  7. Funnily by stumbling myself upon it, so much for easiness.
  8. Well, I actually got the varilens, because someone here told me it is achievable from the outside and an easy process.
  9. By copying the available ethernet settings from my iMac IP 169.254.84.34 Subnet 255.255.0.0 and setting the found camera to this same parameters I got liveview. Seems the camera is alright then. What do I have to loosen in order to turn the zoom wheel on this Hikvision?
  10. I don't have Windows or Fusion available, but Installed iVMS4200 on OSX Mountain Lion. I could see the camera (running on 12V, I can see the infrared Leds at night) under 192.0.0.64 and give it a name. But how to access the image/video in iVMS?
  11. Still won't work on Iexplorer or Chrome. The only positive thing is I haven't expected any reverts since external powerage. Is there a SADP for Mac? Back going through router/injector if I change the IP to say 192.168.1.29 or 31 I won't see the Hikvision login-surface. That surface still appears independently under 192.168.1.64 if I set the cam to 192.168.1.29.
  12. I hooked up the externaly powered cam directly to the PC now and still got this "Network unnormal" message if I try to login to Hikvision over firefox. Internet explorer 8 doesn't even show the hikvision surface. There is some network diagnosis message (attachement).
  13. With the same settings? IP: 192.168.1.64 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 ?
  14. I ordered a cat5e for the PC to Router connection. Found this in my cellar. Will it work?
  15. I doubt there are many people from Switzerland here. Why can't I use the cam without the injector directly on my PC? If the injector would be faulty, why can I ping the cam?
  16. I tried it with the shorter cable. Still got the network unnormal error in hikvision and it then sets the camera back to factory defaults. I don't have a better machine handy currently. Can't the ipcam be used without going over the router somehow? (maybe the router is the problem?)
  17. You mean I should replace the 30m with a shorter cable? The one from the Router to the injector is 0.5m cat5e already The cable from the PC to the router 1.5m cat5. I have only cat5 cables left though. I have an iMac from 2007 with more RAM with no router (I reckon I couldn't use the cam straight from the Ethernet slot here on my PC) and I'm not sure if I can use Hikvision on a Mac. Attached also a few pics of the funny reverts (the build changes!).
  18. I seem to get the same. Intel Core 2 CPU 6300 @1.86GHz, 1.58GHz 0.99 GB Ram The cable which leads to the router is by the way cat5 and not cat5e. Is that a problem?
  19. So far it didn't revert anymore now. I don't have a 12V supply. I bought the injector intentionally for this camera (because I was told here to do so). Do I have to access my router and give you what's written there?
  20. Ipconfig says: IP-Adress: 192.168.1.40 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Default gateway 192.168.1.1 In SADP the settings are as following: Ip-Adress: 192.168.1.64 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 Although I already used this settings yesterday. I now saw the Hikvision box in the browser this time. But if I try to login there comes a box: "Network unnormal" Sometimes it reverts the camera to factory-settings afterwards.
  21. Hello Ipconfig says: IP-Adress: 192.168.1.40 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Default gateway 192.168.1.1 Port in SADP is 8000 by default. SADP is reverting the values to factory defaults after some time.
  22. Just downloaded iExplorer 8 for Win XP. And set Gateway to 192.168.1.1. It says the website can't be shown either. What next? Shall I look up my Subnet adresses somewhere in Win XP?
  23. Altered the IP adress (and the IPv4 Gateway) both to 192.168.1.64. Firefox is just showing a blank (white) page with the name index (it takes a while, but no error). While Chrome couldn't establish a connection to http://192.168.1.64/
  24. Okay, I can see it with Hikvision SADP. But if I open Firefox 26.0 and try to access 192.0.0.64 I get a browser loaderror / timeout instead of video. What to do?
  25. My router is about 30-35 Meters away from the Hikvision. What is the best method to go with the eternet cable trough a wooden-window?
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