Cann't connect to wj-hd716 via network

IP CAM VIEW found in the Itunes Market: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ip-cam-view/id471794610?mt=8# should work as long as you have the network settings properly configured in both your DVR and Home Network. I recommend setting a Static IP for the DVR on your Home Router. After you have assigned the IP goto the network settings on your DVR and input the IP Address you assigned, the SubnetMask of your Home Router(usually 255.255.255.0 or 255.255.252.0), and the Gateway of yourHome Router.(i.e. 192.168.0.1/192.168.1.1/192.168.1.254). While you are on your Network screen I recommend changing your default TCP Port andHTTP Port to something that is not commonly allocated. As with most Routers you must Create a pinhole in the firewall to allow the outside traffic in. Select your DVR's IP on your Router and Create Definitions for both Ports that you set on your DVR's Network Menu. If your DVR and Router didn't reboot after saving these changes reboot.On the phone ap I found the following two cameras to work with the H.264 DVR System V2.00.R05:

• Make: Unknown Brand Model: DVR-9008HV
• Make:A.V.Sistemi Model:A.V.Sistemi 61xx DVR

For the Host/IP field, You use your Home Routers Internet IP. TCP port is the number you set on the network menu of your DVR. Ch.# is the Channel Cam (1-8, and 9 being a single feed of all 8 channels)user names and passwords are case sensitive.
I hope this helps

frist cheak ip address, gateway,subnetmask then cheak your network connection

It support all brand of CCTV.
for PTZ CCTV, It has to have the Pelco protocol so the WJ-HD716 can control the camera.
in that case, the connection will use the RS485.

so far, you cannot view the Panasonic WJ-Series Recorder using other browser than Microsoft Internet Explorer. because it use ActiveX Component to view the Video.

you can acess the Web Base interface of the DVR, just input the IP Address of the DVR, set disable pop up blocker for your browser, then it will show.

in some case, other browser than Internet explorer won't show the web correctly.

so far, you cannot view the Panasonic WJ-Series Recorder using other browser than Microsoft Internet Explorer. because it use ActiveX Component to view the Video.

you can acess the Web Base interface of the DVR, just input the IP Address of the DVR, set disable pop up blocker for your browser, then it will show.

in some case, other browser than Internet explorer won't show the web correctly.

Connect the cables from the router or switch to the network card. I suggest giving the DVR a static ip address. Once you have that done you should be able to log into that machine from any other comuter on your network by opening internet explorer and typing the IP address of the DVR

have same unit colin and was a nightmare to sort but finally did it.
you need to set up port forwarding on your router and set up dydns account and switch on the service on your dvr. enter details on dydns page on dvr.
if you cannot log in via web address provided by dydns try entering your ip add with port your forwarding like this 89.79.89.87:9950

hope this helps

how do i control my speed dome cam wb cw 960 connected to wj rt 416v, now that i dont have wv p416e 4 channel card in the market. i need to add rs485 cable but is there a connection port or do i need to add a hub i am talking about adding 3 units 960 units. pls advice.

Setting up DVR to be used from remote location:

1. Connect your DVR to your router
2. Use menu on DVR to assign internal IP and gateway and port number.
   
   This Local IP must be in the same Gateway range as the Router. If you are unsure check the Router and locate the Status section, or goto the command prompt of your windows operating system and type in ipconfig.
   
   Look for Gateway. If the Gateway is 192.168.1.1, then you can make the DVR's IP anything from 192.168.1.2 - 192.168.1.255.
   
   Also you will need to use the same SubNet Mask, which is typically 255.255.255.0, and also use the same gateway.
3. Next find out what port your DVR uses. The easiest way to it is by reading the manual of your DVR. Look for the network section of it.
   
   Also if it comes with network software, check out if in the connection area the software shows the port number.
   
   Also check the Server software/Programming (Network section of it) to see if the port is listed.
   
   In many cases it will be as simple as just Port 80, which is an HTTP port.
4. Set your router to forward chosen port to internal IP address of DVR.
   
   To access the Router itself, use the Gateway you just located. If the gateway is 192.168.1.1, then enter that into the location edit box of your browser and then click the Enter button. A username and a password are typically required, but it depends on a router. For Linksys use "admin", "admin". By default DLink doesn't require any username or password (It is highly recommended to change the default password).
   
   Once you're logged into the Router, in the Applications & Gaming Section / Servers of the Router, you need to add a Server/Application. Enter the port number and select TCP only. Where it says Port 0 to 0 enter the same port number twice. Or if your DVR uses for example, ports 3550, 4550, 5550, 6550, and there is nothing else utilizing these ports in between, then you can actually just enter one line, 3550 - 6550.
   
   Enter the DVR/Cameras internal IP.
   
   Enable it.
   Quote: Originally Posted by Example If the port was 1024, and the Local IP is 192.168.1.200, then it would be:
   
   NAME = Anything you want
   Port = 1024 TO 1024
   TCP/UDP = TCP
   LOCAL IP = 192.168.1.200
   ENABLED = CHECKED
   
   OR
   
   NAME = Anything you want
   Port = 3550 TO 6550
   TCP/UDP = TCP
   LOCAL IP = 192.168.1.200
   ENABLED = CHECKED
5. Set up additional entries for as many ports the DVR uses, to the same local IP. Check your DVR manual and it's networking section for all additional ports required. Also check the DVR software itself.
   
   If your router has enough free entries, you can seperate them. Use it like DVR_HTTP for the browser port, DVR_AUDIO for the audio port, etc.
   
   If you are going to use VNC to a PC DVR, then you would need to set up port 5900, and perhaps call it VNC_DVR, for example.
6. You have a static IP so you don't need to use sevices like www.dyndns.org . You just enter your static IP and your router forwards packets to your DVR.

This info is from Stream recording found on http://stream-recorder.com/forum/connect-dvr-via-internet-watch-cctv-cameras-t1996.html?s=16e8433689f2d55effb40b16d5588895&

I have 2 DX2000's, In order for you to communicate with your pc, you need a Crossover cable, if you have a laptop or computers, connect the crossover cable to that, set your ip address on your computer to 192.168.2.108, (Note: since you never configured it, this would be the default setting). If you have the manual this is in there.,

Another method, if you don't have a crossover cable is to set the ip on your computer to 192.168.2.110 Subnet, 255.255.255.0. its a little more funky, the crossover would be easier, once you get in, then go to the configuration page and setup up the IPaddess for the DX2000, the Gateway to your Router and the subnet mask, once you do this, then you're able to get to it on your network, by typing in http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8004 .