Setting An Adapter To Use Dhcp / Alternate Configuration = Apipa - Basler Pioneer User Manual

Camera and Network Adapter IP Configuration
5.2.2 Setting an Adapter to Use
DHCP / Alternate Configuration = APIPA
When a network adapter is set for DHCP / Alternate Configuration = APIPA, it will first try to find a
DHCP server and to obtain an IP address from the server. If no DHCP server is available, the
adapter will revert to the "alternate configuration." The alternate configuration will be for the adapter
to use its built-in Automatic Private IP Address (APIPA) routine to assign itself an IP address.
You can configure a network adapter for DHCP / Alternate Configuration = APIPA by doing the
following:
1. Open a Network Connections window.
a. Find the connection for the network adapter you are using with the camera. Right click on
the name of the connection and select Properties from the drop down menu as shown
below.
2. A LAN Connection Properties window will open as shown below. Make sure that Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP) is highlighted and click the Properties button.
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