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February 19th, 2010, 07:08 AM
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list of lanc recorders
Found this list of lanc camcorders might be usefull for those starting from scratch!
The table isn't formated properly but is still easy to decipher. Just read the heading and that is the order of the information. Many are discontinued and can be had on ebay for cheap Model AVInput LANC Camcorder Input type Canon DC10 No No Canon DC20 No No Canon Elura Yesdocking unit Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon Elura 2 Yesdocking unit Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon Elura 2 MC Yesdocking unit Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon Elura 10 Yesdocking unit Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon Elura 20 MC Yes - docking unit Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon Elura 40 MC Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon Elura 50 MC * Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon Elura 60 Yes No Canon Elura 65 Yes No Canon Elura 70 Yes No Canon Elura 80 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Elura 85 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Elura 90 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon ES75 No Canon ES8400 No Canon ES8600 No Canon GL1 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon GL2 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura No Yes Canon Optura 10 MC Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura 20 MC Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura 30 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura 40 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura 50 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura 60 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura 100 MC Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura 200 MC Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura 300 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura 400 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura 500 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura 600 Yes No Special Canon Optura PI Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon Optura Xi Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon Ultura No Yes Canon Vistura No Yes Canon XL1 Yes No RCA Canon XL2 Yes Yes RCA Canon XL1S Yes Yes RCA Canon ZR No Yes Canon ZR10 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR20 * Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR25 MC * Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR30 MC * Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR40 ** Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR45 MC ** Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR50 MC ** Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR60 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR65 MC Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR70 MC Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR80 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR85 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR90 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR100 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR200 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR300 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Canon ZR400 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Sony CCD-FX240 No Sony CCD-FX340 No Sony CCD-FX640 No Sony CCD-TR5 Yes RCA Sony CCD-TR57 No Yes Sony CCD-TR66 No Sony CCD-TR67 No Yes Sony CCD-TR86 No Sony CCD-TR87 No Yes Sony CCD-TR96 No Sony CCD-TR97 No Yes Sony CCD-TR316 No Yes Sony CCD-TR416 No Yes Sony CCD-TR516 No Yes Sony CCD-TR916 No Sony CCD-TR917 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TR940 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV11 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV15 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV16 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV17 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV25 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV35 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV36 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV37 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV41 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV43 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV46 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV57 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV58 No Sony CCD-TRV62 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV65 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV67 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV68 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV72 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV75 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV81 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV82 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV85 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV87 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV93 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV99 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV107 No No Sony CCD-TRV108 No No Sony CCD-TRV118 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV119 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV128 No Sony CCD-TRV138 No No Sony CCD-TRV140 No No Sony CCD-TRV215 No Yes Sony CCD_TRV228 No Sony CCD-TRV308 No No Sony CCD-TRV315 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV318 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV328 No Sony CCD-TRV338 No No Sony CCD-TRV408 No No Sony CCD-TRV428 No Sony CCD-TRV517 No Sony CCD-TRV608 No No Sony CCD-TRV615 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV715 Yes Yes RCA Sony CCD-TRV716 No Yes Sony CCD-TRV815 Yes Yes RCA Sony DCM-M1 Yes No Sony DCR-DVD7 Yes Special Sony DCR-DVD92 No Sony DCR-DVD100 Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-DVD101 Yes Special Sony DCR-DVD103 Yes Special Sony DCR-DVD200 Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-DVD201 Yes Special Sony DCR-DVD203 Yes Special Sony DCR-DVD300 Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-DCD301 Yes Sny DCR-DVD403 Yes Special Sony DCR-DVD602 No Sony DCR-DVD653 Yes Special Sony DCR-DVD703 Yes Special Sony DCR-DVD803 Yes Special Sony DCR-HC20 No Sony DCR-HC21 No Sony DCR-HC30 * Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-HC32 * Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-HC40 * Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-HC42 * Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-HC65 * Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-HC85 * Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-HC90 * Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-HC1000 Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-IP1 Yes No Special Sony DCR-IP5 Yes No Special Sony DCR-IP7BT Yes No Special Sony DCR-IP45 Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-IP55 Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-IP210 Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-IP220 Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-PC1 No Yes Sony DCR-PC3 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-PC5 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-PC55 Yes No Special Sony DCR-PC7 No Sony DCR-PC9 Yes Yes Sony DCR-PC10 No No Sony DCR-PC100 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-PC101 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-PC105 Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-PC109 * Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-PC110 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-PC115 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-PC120BT Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-PC330 Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-PC350 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-PC1000 Yes Yes Special Sony DCR-SC100 No Sony DCR-TR7000 Yes Yes RCA Sony DCR-TRV480 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV5 No Yes Sony DCR-TRV6 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV7 No Yes Sony DCR-TRV8 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV9 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV10 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV11 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV15 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV16 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV17 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV18 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV19 No Yes Sony DCR-TRV20 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV22 ** Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV25 * Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV27 * Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV30 * Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV33 * Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV38 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV39 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV40 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV50 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV70 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV60 Yes Sony DCR-TRV80 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV85 Yes Yes Sony DCR-TRV103 Yes Yes RCA Sony DCR-TRV110 Yes Yes RCA Sony DCR-TRV115 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV120 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV130 No Sony DCR-TRV140 No Sony DCR-TRV145 No Sony DCR-TRV203 Yes RCA Sony DCR-TRV210 Yes RCA Sony DCR-TRV230 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV240 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV250 No Sony DCR-TRV260 No Sony DCR-TRV280 No No Sony DCR-TRV310 Yes Yes RCA Sony DCR-TRV315 Yes RCA Sony DCR-TRV320 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV330 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV340 * Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV350D8 * Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV355 No Sony DCR-TRV360 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV460 Yes No 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV510 Yes Yes RCA Sony DCR-TRV520 Yes Yes Connection=3.5mm Sony DCR-TRV530 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV720 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV730 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV740 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV820 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV828 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV830 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV840 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV900 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-TRV940 Yes Yes Sony DCR-TRV950 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DCR-VX700 No Yes Sony DCR-VX1000 Yes Yes RCA Sony DCR-VX2000 Yes Yes RCA Sony DSR-PD100A Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony DSR-PD150 Yes Yes RCA Sony GV-A500 Yes Yes RCA Sony GR-DV900 Yes Yes RCA Sony GV-D200 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony GV-D1000 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony VX700 Yes Yes Special Sony HDR-HC1 No Yes Sony HDV-1080i No Yes Sony HDR-FX1 Yes Yes Sony TRV525 Yes Yes 3.5mm Composite Sony VX1000 No Sony VX2000 Yes Yes RCA Sony VX2100 Yes Yes RCA
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February 19th, 2010, 08:39 AM
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That's the list I use but have found it not to be 100% I double check
googling the model#and Lanc thanks |
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October 10th, 2012, 08:32 PM
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Trailmaster TM700v
It doesn't look like anyone has been on this forum for a while, but I'll try a post anyway.
I have 8 Trailmaster TM700v motion sensors that were used in a research project which is now finished. They all work perfectly, and have LANC cables as well as the Trailmaster light controllers. I'm not sure if advertising this kind of stuff is allowed here, but maybe someone knows where a good place to list these may be? They're pretty specialized and high-end as anyone who has experience with these units knows. I also have 10 Sony HDV camcorders (HC5s, HC7s and HC9s w/ batteries) that were also used. Anyone have any ideas where to find some interest in these?
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October 11th, 2012, 01:12 AM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
Probably this isn't the right forum for advertising, but it is the one where interested people are most likely to see that you have this stuff for sale.
I also have a trailmaster TM700V for sale here in the UK. Although many cameras have LANC control, the Trailmaster only works with the Sony cameras. I have had three Canon cameras and a Sony A1, the Trailmaster works only with the latter.
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October 11th, 2012, 09:23 AM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
I too have only used them on Sonys, but I never tried anything else. They worked on every Sony (the above listed models, as well as some higher-end camcorders I wasn't willing to leave out in the woods). LANC should be a universal protocol, but maybe there is some minor differences which preclude playing nice with the TM700v. The sensors are unparalleled in performance though, nothing even comes close. Newer models of Sony camcorders now use the 'AV' port (and did away with LANC) but there is an outfit in CA who makes a LANC adapter which works perfectly through the AV port. Again, I can only verify this on Sony camcorders.
I haven't a clue where to advertise these sensors though, as they are such high-end and specific products. Pretty much only people interested in really high quality video would be interested, since there is a plethora of self-contained and easier to use trail cams available. (but the video quality of these are abysmal) Good luck with yours, Annie, and if you find someone looking for more used sensors, send 'em my way! cheers
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October 11th, 2012, 01:18 PM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
Derek do you know if they actually work with the new sony camcorders. I have two of the units but would like to use a camcorder that uses sd cards instead of tape. I tried a canon camcorder years ago and the TM700v wouldn't operate it so it appears not all LANC protocals are the same.
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October 11th, 2012, 03:24 PM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
Hi, Gordon
Yes, they do work with the newer solid state camcorders, however since Sony abandoned the LANC port for the 'AV' port, a LANC adapter is required. I bought one of these from a company who makes them (and I forget at this moment who that is, but I can dig it up) and it worked perfectly, although a bit pricey for the adapter ($50). I used a Sony CX550V, and it worked like a charm. Solid state is a much better way to go with these sensors, both for the lower power requirement and the faster boot up time. (not to mention much longer record time) That said, I looked at some of the newest Sony camcorders, and several do not even have the A/V output now, as Sony seems to be moving toward HDMI and USB ports. The new CX580V does have the A/V port though, so there are at least some still utilizing this port. I honestly don't know why Trailmaster has not addressed the fact that Sony has abandoned the LANC port, and it seems like few (if any) other cameras with LANC play nice with the TM700v.. Trailmaster incredibly still tries to pitch their 'own' optimized video camera with their sensors, but it's a 8mm video camera (not even Hi-8!) Seriously? Just try to find THOSE tapes any more..... so that's crazy. But if you can get a Sony solid state with the A/V port, it'll work with the adapter.
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October 11th, 2012, 03:28 PM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
Here is the company who makes the A/V adapter cables. Looks like they now have a new one w/o the composite jumper attached (which you don't need for the LANC connection to the TM700v), for less money. (wish they had this one before!)
Sony LANC Adapter Cable - AV/R Pro LANC 10 pin Adapter Cable 2.5 mm to D connector Video Audio
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October 11th, 2012, 03:30 PM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
Hey, Gordon! I just noticed you're up there in Pincher Creek! How are things up there these days? I spent quite a bit of time in the Crow's Nest Pass area some years ago.... drop me an e-mail if you like. Maybe we know some of the same people up there.
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October 11th, 2012, 04:42 PM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
I may have been a little premature in stating that not all the new Sony camcorders have the A/V port... I was going of the specifications for various models listed on B&H's website. But I got to thinking about it, and it seemed odd that they wouldn't have some sort of composite output (and the A/V port combined the LANC functions with the composite outputs) so I went to Sony's site, and found that several of the cameras listed on B&H which DON'T mention the A/V port do in fact have them. I'm not surprised, actually, and should have checked this against Sony's website before commenting on it. So the bottom line is make sure any camcorder has the A/V port, and it appears this may be most if not all 'new' Sony camcorders (including the NEX line) which do in fact have this port according to Sony's website. I can't confirm this w/o actually seeing the specific models and making sure the port is the same configuration as the cameras I've personally tested though.
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October 11th, 2012, 10:31 PM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
Hi Derek
Thanks for the info it sounds promising. I've been holding off buying a new camera to try with the TM700v but now I'll have to start looking for one. I'm suprised to that Trail Master doesn't upgrade their camera list. I have the HC3 for one unit and an old DV camera for the other which I would like to upgrade to an HD camera. I was hoping the new solid state cameras would boot quicker and also should be quieter than a tape camera. They should work better when it gets down in the -20s too. Thanks for the links. It's been cool for the last few days. Having a little rain mixed with snow. Mountains are white but at least the wind has been fairly light. Thanks again. Gordon |
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October 12th, 2012, 06:53 AM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
One thing I noticed with my CX500v, is when the LCD is closed, the camera completely shuts down. It cost me the first few times I deployed the camera, because with the LCD closed, it wouldn't boot up when the TM activated, but I eventually discovered that there is a little pull-out feature to the eyepiece which turns it on, with the LCD closed. This has to be done or the TM cannot activate the camera. (one of these days I'll actually read an owner's manual....)
I think the solid state cams do boot up quicker, and are probably quieter, although the one noise that I have seen animals react to is the little lens cover snapping open when the camera comes on. No way to avoid that. I do have about a dozen HDV camcorders (HC3, HC5, HC7, and HC9) models that I'm going to move cheap if you are interested.... yeah, they're tape, but they're cheap! cheers D
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October 13th, 2012, 07:07 AM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
Yes that automatic lens cover is annoying. I've been tempted to fix that. I seen animals reacting to the tape heads spinning up on cameras that use tape so that is one reason I want to get away from it and another is sometimes I have it out in colder weather that I should and it's hard on the camera getting the head spinning in those conditions.
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October 14th, 2012, 05:41 AM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
I am surprised to hear that trailmaster doesn't work with modern camcorders working on CF/SD cards?
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October 14th, 2012, 09:41 AM
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Re: Motion activated recording hardware
You misunderstood.... it does work, but as always has been the case, Trailmasters only work reliably with Sony camcorders. The new Sonys abandoned the LANC port, but there are adapters available which plug into the new 'A/V' port and provide a LANC connection to the Trailmaster. These work, I've used them with sold state Sony camcorders
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