So, in my example above, 192.168.2.100 IP address should have 192.168.2.1 as the gateway.Īfter changing the settings to make sure to click SETĬamera will reboot and the newly set IP address will be now saved.
1 instead of the last set of digits in your IP address. The Gateway should be the same as the IP address you used, but. You should be able to leave the NetMask alone unless there is a reason for you to change it. So in this case I would change the IP address of the camera from 192.168.100.88 to something like 192.168.2.88 (as long as the the first 3 octets/sets of numbers are the same as the network, the last set is customizable to whatever you’d like) This should be the first (3) octet/sets of numbers from the interface you are using the find the cameras.įor example the network used in the set up to be 192.168.2.xxx
You will need to change that to be in the same range as your network. The next step is to change the camera’s IP address to be in the same IP range as your network/router.Īs mentioned before the camera comes with a default static IP address of 192.168.100.88. Most likely with IP address 192.168.100.88 you can right click on the camera to reveal a menu option.Ĭlick Config and you’ll get a options panel where you can change the IP address of the camera. NOTE: The Default IP address on the camera is 192.168.100.88 (If your switch provides PoE, do not use external power adaptor). Using an Ethernet cable connect the camera to an active network port on your network. Connect the power cable turn the power switch to ON Connecting the camera to your Network Plug camera into your network switch / router If the network cable that you will be connecting to is not powered (PoE) you will need to connect the camera to external power using the Power Adaptor and Cable to power up the camera. Upon arrival please inspect the box and make sure everything is included. Unpacking Your camera will arrive with the following contents.
Not only can get the video on multiple devices on the network, but you can also control the PTZ camera from any device on your network. First you can get the live image feed to any computer or device on the network. Why Choose Video over IP/Network? Video over network is great for multiple reasons. You can still use the HDMI, USB 3.0, or SDI outputs if you’d like, however this quick start guide will focus mostly on the network/IP setup. One of the best ways to use the Honey Optics PTZ cameras is via the Network/IP connection. If you purchased a Honey Optics camera you most likely purchased it for it’s IP/Network capability. Get your Honey Optics camera running on your network (Quick Setup)
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