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Hi there, I recently tried selling a Sony super HAD Camera on ebay, without any takers. This is a dome camera and sounds something like what your after. It retailed here in Australia for $2100,00 when new - which was about 5 yrs ago. It's in still like new condition - The model is GHSD-7425D If you google this model number the specs can be found on a PDF file. I would post a link for you, but because I'm new to the forum, with only a couple of posts to my name, I'm unable to do this.

OK, thanks for that guys - much appreciated.

Hi guys, I was given an outdoor IR Camera, no brand name unfortunately. My problem is this. It's a hardwired camera, meaning no plug in connectors at the camera end, and the cable out of the camera is only about a metre long and no plugs on this end either. (looks like someone just cut it to remove it) I've stripped back a section of the outer insulation, to find it has one shielded cable and one Red colored cable - I'm presuming this is the positive side power. But what is the negative? Can I use the shield stranded cable as a negative return for power by soldering a loop wire over from it, then soldering on video BNC and power plug. Thanks in advance.

Hi, and thanks for the reply. I just need to clarify, 3) Go to your security system and assign it an IP Address OUT of that range. I.E. 192.168.0.60. Your Default gateway & DNS Servers are the same address as your routers web interface. You can you get your subnet mask from the router but it is probably 255.255.255.0 When you say - Go to your security system and assign it an IP Addy. Do you mean - Go to the Router, and in DHCP Server - assign an IP Addy and Clone it? This part I'm lost with.

Hi people, First time posting here, and really need some help. I'm at a wits end with trying to set up my security camera system, with viewing over my network and the internet from a remote locale. Here is what I have, PC based DVR card with 4 camera ports, the software that came with it is DSR Peage that allows PTZ control of the cameras. I have 4 cameras - Analogue CCD, one is a PTZ Dome camera that uses RS 485 protocol for all camera movements, for which I have a RS 232 - RS 485 converter, 9 Pin Serial connection. I can view the cameras on the PC that has the DVR, but not on any of the other PC's in my network, or from any outside PC over the internet. I also have a DL-707P Router, that connects all the PC's in my home to internet. Now I understand that I require a Static IP Address in able to remotely view the cameras, this is I have done, , but I cannot get to view the cameras on the Lan PC's in my network or through the Internet . I'm not very savvy with Routers, firewalls, port forwarding and that type of thing, but can follow directions if they are clear and all relate. Most of what I've been accessing from the net on this subject, all go off in differing tangents. I've also tried using DDNS, with no luck. Im using Win2k as my operating system, I have PC Cillin installed and a firewall attached in that program. I really need to find a good step by step instructional guide to make this work for me. Can anyone point me in the right direction, or provide me with step by step instructions on how to do this. I would greatly appreciate your input if your experienced in this line of work.