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FlexPower ONVIF Wire-Free IP Camera and Base Station User Manual
The base station camera LED blinks green, indicating that the base station is attempting to pair with a
camera.
3.
Press the SYNC button on top of the camera for about two seconds and release the button.
The camera LED blinks blue, indicating that the camera is attempting to pair with the base station. When
the camera is synchronized with the base station, the camera LED on the camera blinks blue rapidly
and the camera LED on the base station lights solid green to confirm the synchronization.
If the synchronization is not successful, the camera LED blinks amber. In such a situation, repeat Step 2
and Step 3.
Access the Base Station for the First Time
During initial setup, your computer or mobile device must be connected to the same LAN as the base station.
An Internet connection is not required. We recommend that you first synchronize your cameras with the
base station (see
Synchronize a Camera With the Base Station
setup.
Note
By default, the base station is assigned a fully qualified domain name (FQDN, or just
domain name), which is FlexPowerBS-xxx, in which you must replace xxx with the
last three digits of the base station serial number. The serial number is on the base
station label. Instead of the domain name, you can also use the IP address that is
assigned to the base station. However, if you use secure HTTP (HTTPS) to access
the base station, use the domain name because SSL certificate validation functions
only with the domain name. How you can use either the domain name or the IP
address is described in the following procedure.
The first time that you access the base station, you must create a new password that replaces the default
base station password. To access the base station after the first time, you must use the new password. The
first time that you access the base station, you are also required to set the camera flicker rate to either 50
Hz or 60 Hz.
To access the base station for the first time and perform the initial setup:
1.
Connect your computer or mobile device to the same LAN as the base station.
If you cannot connect to the same LAN using WiFi, use an Ethernet cable to connect a computer to the
same router or switch as the base station.
2.
Depending on your device and situation, do one of the following:
•
Use a Windows-based computer. Depending on your operating system, open Windows Explorer
or File Explorer and then click Network or Network Places. Look for and double-click the
Install the System Components and Access the Base Station
on page 15) before you perform the initial
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