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After completing the search, the main IP Setup window will appear. As long
as you have a DHCP server on your network (most networks do), the IP Setup
program should have returned an IP address for your network camera, under the
"IP Address" heading, that is consistent with your existing LAN settings.
(Note: A DHCP server provides IP addresses to client devices on the same
network.)
Check the box next to the "Series Number" (same as MAC Address) of the
desired camera.
(Note: If the IP Setup window does not display any devices, click on the
"Search" button at the bottom of the window. This will search for all similar
cameras on your network. If clicking the "Search" button does not return any
cameras in the white camera list area, you will need to find a tool small enough
to insert into the reset hole on the left side [if facing the front of the camera] of
the base of the camera. Hold the "Reset" button for two full cycles. The two
LEDs will flash continuously and stop twice. When the red LED begins to flash
after the second stop, release the button.)
If the IP Address returned by the IP Setup wizard is not consistent with your
LAN settings, there is no DHCP server on your network, or you want to
assign/change the IP address manually, you can refer to either: a. the IP Setup
wizard's manual, or b. the HNC820G user's manual.
(Note: If you do not know how to determine the IP Addressing scheme for your
network, a detailed example is provided in the "Appendix" section of this QIG.)
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