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Hello. Can someone please tell me how I would connect a ptz camera to my dvr. I Notice that is does not have a "normal" RS485 interface, but rather a db25 male connection. Would I need some kind of converter or should I just go straight into pins 1 and 14 of the rs232C male interface? (pinout data below). This dvr is an Icatch rebranded.

 

Here are the pinouts, from the manual:

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> DB 25 definition

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> 1 RS485_B

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> 2 RLY1_COM

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> 3 GND

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> 4 ALARMN2

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> 5 ALARMN4

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> 6 ARARMN6

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> 7 ALARMN8

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> 8 GND

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> 9

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> 10

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> 11

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> 12

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> 13

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> 14 RS485_A

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> 15 RLY1-NO

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> 16 RLY1_NC

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> 17 ALARMN1

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> 18 ALARMN3

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> 19 ALARMN5

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> 20 ALARMN7

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> 21

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> 22

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> 23

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> 24

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> 25

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thanks.

 

James

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  ferdzff said:
use RS 485A and RS 485B only for PTZ

 

 

well....duh...yeah. I assume you mean the negative and positive control wires? I know that. My question is, how do i connect the two wires to pins 1 and 14 (R485_A, R485_B) of the male rs232c interface sticking out of my dvr. it does NOT have the "normal" (light green) interface. I since have got an answer from Raymond at Zmodo. He says just to attach the wires to the pins. I think I will see if a one pin header can be modified. I think that there *may* be enough room between pins for the small adapter. Maybe even a 1 pin header like from a pc fan? But I don't know if that's too small. I have forgotten so much of this IT, I need to go back and look again.

 

 

 

Thanks for the info. tho.

 

 

 

James

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  jamesetherton99 said:
  ferdzff said:
use RS 485A and RS 485B only for PTZ

 

 

well....duh...yeah. I assume you mean the negative and positive control wires? I know that. My question is, how do i connect the two wires to pins 1 and 14 (R485_A, R485_B) of the male rs232c interface sticking out of my dvr. it does NOT have the "normal" (light green) interface. I since have got an answer from Raymond at Zmodo. He says just to attach the wires to the pins. I think I will see if a one pin header can be modified. I think that there *may* be enough room between pins for the small adapter. Maybe even a 1 pin header like from a pc fan? But I don't know if that's too small. I have forgotten so much of this IT, I need to go back and look again.

 

 

 

Thanks for the info. tho.

 

 

 

James

 

 

You can attach the wires directly to these pins, but they will eventually fall out. I would go to a local computer parts store, pick up a DB25 female plug, disassemble it, connect and solder the wires into the female DB25 and then plug that in. It's a little more work, but this is more secure.

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