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2.1.1.1 Basic Properties
Under Basic Properties you will find three options. 1) Device ID 2)System Firmware Version 3) Web UI version (see figure 2.1)
Figure 2.1
Device ID.This is the same ID as the one found on the sticker on the bottom of your camera. It is called the MAC ID. If there are many IP Cameras on your device list, you can cross check which camera is which by matching the sticker numbers of each camera with the ID numbers on the list. If, however, no ID number is shown on the IP Camera tool, it might be that it is being blocked by your firewall. Shut Firewall to allow access to your computer or as ID as a trusted site.
Note: There are two reference numbers. One is the Device MAC ID, the other is the
2.1.1.2 NETWORK CONFIGURATION
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Figure 2.2
In this Window you can configure your network parameter. If you click in the window requesting an IP from the DHCP server, your camera will be a dynamic IP (to do this, your router must have a DHCP function and it must be on)
IP Address. Fill in the IP address assigned and make sure it has the same subnet as your gateway, your computer and your router. (the first three sets of numbers should be the same)
Subnet Mask. The default subnet mask for your equipment is 255.255.255.0 Gateway. Make sure the subnet number correspond to your PC’s IO address. DNS Server. Should be set with the same subnet numbers as the gateway.
Note:You can get subnet mask, gateway and DNS from your Router. Often the DNS is optional.
Http port. Default port number is 80 but you should plug in the port number assigned for your equipment (ie, 81.801.8001 etc.)
Password: No password.
NOTE; If prompt tells you “subnet doesn’t match, double click to change,” reset the IP address, subnet mask, gateway and DNS server numbers once again or enable “Obtain IP from the DHCP server.
2.1.1.3 UGRADE FIRMWARE
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