Samsung SNC-C6225 Setting dynamic ip, Dynamic IP Setting, Port Forwarding Port Mapping Setting

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setting dynamic ip

DYNAMIC IP SETTING

❖Examples of using Dynamic IP

• If the camera is installed on an IP router and obtains an IP using

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DHCP.

•If the camera is connected directly to a xDSL/Cable modem using DHCP.

•If an IP is allocated by the internal DHCP server in local area networking.

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❖Dynamic IP Check

1.When you run the IP Installer on your local PC, the camera with a dynamic IP allocated is listed.

2.Select the camera in the list and click the [Manual Set] button to check the camera for the current dynamic IP.

•In this case, the ADDRESS fi eld is automatically fi lled and you can’t change it. However, you can still change the port settings.

PORT FORWARDING (PORT MAPPING) SETTING

With the camera installed on an IP router, you must set the port forwarding for the IP router before an IP router external remote PC can connect to the IP router internal camera.

❖ Manual Port Forwarding

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1.Click <Applications & Gaming> → <Port Range Forward> from the Settings menu of the IP Router.

•For the menu location and the setting of Port Forwarding, refer to the IP router’s documentation.

2.Select the <TCP> and <UDP Port> for each camera connected to the IP Router.

•Each of the port numbers for the IP Router must be according to those presented in <BASIC> → <IP> of the SETUP screen of the camera.

3.If the setting is complete, click the [Save Settings] button.

•The changes are saved.

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Contents 10x Network Mini Smart Dome Camera Safety information FCC Statement Important safety instructions Contents Contents Introduction FeaturesCompatible IP Routers Recommended PC SpecificationsLinksys Netgear Accessories Product & AccessoriesSNC-C6225 Product Main BodySNC-C7225 Parts Name & Functions Fixes main unit brackets like surface, wall, and ceiling DIP Switch Setup InstallationCamera ID Setup Communication Protocol SetupRS-485 Termination Resistor Installation Using Surface Mount on the CeilingInstallation Using Ceiling Mount Bracket Installation Using Wall Mount Bracket Cabling Power ConnectionSNC-C6225/SNC-C7225 RS-485 CommunicationVideo Connection Alarm Input ConnectionAudio Input/Ouput Connection InternalInserting an Micro Sdhc Memory Card INSERTING/REMOVING AN Micro Sdhc Memory CardRemoving an Micro Sdhc Memory Card Memory Card Information not Included What is a memory card?Selecting a memory card that’s suitable for you Operation Auto PAN PresetPattern Schedule ScanOther Functions FlipOSD Display of Main Screen SET Preset ×××General Rules of KEY Operation for Menu Pattern ×Structure of the Setup Menu How to use osd menuSystem Information Display Setup Motion Setup Function SetupSystem Setup Camera SetupSystem Initialize Privacy Zone Mask Setup Display SetupMain Menu System InformationPrivacy Zone Area Setup Motion SetupPrivacy Zone Size Adjustment Parking Action Setup Function SetupEdit Preset Scene Preset SetupEdit Preset Label Pattern Setup Auto PAN SetupEdit Pattern Scan SetupEdit Scan Set up items such as Action NO., Dwell and OPT Action no NONE/PRESET/AUTO PAN/PATTERNOPT Edit Schedule Schedule SetupWhite Balance Setup Camera SetupAuto Exposure Setup System Setup SET North Direction SET Home PositionLanguage FAN RUN TempInitial Configuration Table System InitializeNetwork connection and setup processes are given as follows Network connection & setupIP address Subnet Mask Default Gateway SNC-C6225 XDSL or Cable Modem IP RouterSetting the IP address IP Router Connecting to the camera from an IP router external PC Connecting to the camera from a remote PC Connecting to the camera from a local PC in the LAN Connecting the Camera Directly to Local Area NetworkingSearching for the Camera IP Installer screen layoutManual Network Setting Setting static ipDevice Port a port used to control video transmission. If more than one camera are connected to an IP RouterEnter your password Automatic Network SettingDynamic IP Setting Setting dynamic ipPort Forwarding Port Mapping Setting Examples of using Dynamic IPConnecting to the Camera Using the cameraConnecting to the camera Http//e30002c.websamsung.net10000 Login window appearsConnecting to the camera using the IP Installer program Installing ActivexFor Windows XP Service Pack Checking the Ddns addressLogging to the camera Main Screen Web viewerPower PTZ Using the CameraIs started To Record a Video At desired scene, click the Record buttonTo stop a recording, click the Record button once again Alarm Input Using the SD Search Viewer ScreenYou can select the desired time to search the alarm events ScheduleSetting the Camera Setup toolSetup Screen Layout SetupVideo & Audio Configuration IP Type IPv6 EnableMAC Address IP AddressLanguage UserDigital Image Stabilizer DATE/TIME Software UpdateLOG Transfer Setup ResetHttps Record Setup Alarm Input Setup Alarm Image SetupFunction MotionConfiguration Motion SensitivitySchedule Transfer Function Streaming SetupTransfer Interval Streaming ProtocolDdns Snmp Snmp User SetupProblem Solution TroubleshootingAppendix CCD SNC-C6225N/PDetails SNC-C7225N/PLevel Ntsc PALUnit mm DimensionPipe Thread Unit mm Wall Mount Bracket Rev

SNC-C7225, SNC-C6225 specifications

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Both models offer versatile networking capabilities, supporting IP video transmission over Ethernet, which simplifies installation and integration into existing security systems. They feature Power over Ethernet (PoE) support, enabling single-cable installation for power and data transmission. This not only reduces the complexity of wiring but also enhances placement flexibility.

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