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Hi is it possible to connect a dennard 2050wp dome to a laptop to use software to control the cameras ptz it is the dell xps m1710, which doesn't have a com port, it has fire wire ethernet and usb2 if it is possible to do then how do i go about it thanks

sorry I should have been a bit more clearer I have the ULTRAK diamond series controller not the dome sorry my mistake but thanks for that info too

hi could anyone please tell me the pin connector details for the dennard 2050-wp dome camara? the connector is located on top of the dome. thank you

also, do you know if the ULTRAK diamond series does BBV if it does any idea how i set it up on the controller, because i dont know in which menu to look. thanks yet again

ok i will give it a try

hi thanks for the info, and yes it does have cbus connector so now i need to know what pins i connect the data cables to. thanks for all your help. and i am from liverpool

i could do with the pin outs please guys, thanks for the advice this project is still doing my head in, any idea where i can buy a DTX400DC and how much will this cost?

thanks lolo i will give it a look, i also need to know what i need to connect this camara to the dedicated micros uniplex dx pro. does it plug straight in or do i need a telemetry receiver for the camara end if it does plug straight in where and what connections or pin numbers and what address should i use? thanks for your help.

some bw camaras have a higher refresh rate and a zero lux sensor which means that they can see in conditions of total darkness if aided by infrared light (which cannot be seen by the human eye). The advantages of these camaras is that they can be installed in situations were it is not practical to have a light source (which IS visible to humans) installed. Colour camaras start to lose their capabilities once dusk has fallen unless aided by visible light ie- flood lamp. I would be interested to know what application your client requires and the situation in which the camara will be used, then I could advise you more. Infrared light gives off just a barely red glow which is a lot less obtrusive than say a flood light.

B&W cameras are negligible and are far outweighed by the advantages of color video. The only exceptions to this are low-light situations where the use of supplemental infrared lighting may be required to adequately illuminate the target area during nighttime or other low, or zero, light conditions. Since infrared illumination is only effective using B&W cameras this is the only situation where such cameras would be recommended.

please could you send me a copy of the program a the connection to camara details or schematics. thanks

i have seen a helmet mounted extension screen for the lcd colour version however i cannot help on where to purchase this item.

hi i'm jonn i live in preston uk and i need help with cctv i am made up i found this forum well done and thanks for the wealth of info.