Exacq exacqVision Pro User Manual - Manual (Page 26)

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Certain camera models from certain manufacturers can be listed as Addressable on the Find IP Cameras tab. This allows
you to select the Address IP Cameras tab and change the IP address of those cameras (also known as EasyConnect). Or, if
multiple cameras on the Find IP Cameras tab have the same IP address, you might also see the following message:
Click Yes to open the Address IP Cameras tab:
1. On systems with more than one network interface card (NIC), you might need to select a different NIC from the
drop-down list to see the cameras that you want to address. You can click Configure to open the Network tab on
the System page to view or modify the NIC’s configuration.
2. Select the checkboxes for the cameras that you want to address (or Select All Cameras).
3. Select Dynamic (DHCP) or Static for the IP Configuration.
4. If you selected Static, modify the IP Address Range as needed.
5. If you selected Static, the Addresses Used item shows the number of cameras selected in the list and the
number of addresses available based on the entered IP address and Netmask. If any of those addresses are
already used by other devices, the number of such addresses are shown as “skipped.” The first number cannot
be larger than the second number.
6. Click Apply to Grid.
7. The Assigned Address column displays the new IP address (if Static was selected) or Dynamic.
8. Click Apply.
9. The Status column displays the progress of the addressing. Assigning a new address normally forces a restart of
the camera; thus, the system automatically rescans for the cameras after one minute.
10. The timer indicates when the automatic rescan will occur.
If the addressing was successful, a message box allows you to add the cameras to the IP Camera List. If more than one
camera is added, you are prompted to open the Schedule page for recording configuration.
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