QUICK START GUIDE
HARRIER H.264 IP CAMERA INTERFACE BOARD
Version 1.0 – November 2021
November 2021
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Quick Start
1.
from
https://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/
2.
Connect the correct power socket adapter to the multi-region power supply.
3.
Connect the JST connector on the power adapter cable to J3 on the Ethernet connection board.
Connect the barrel connector plug on the multi-region power supply to the power adapter cable
barrel socket.
4.
Connect the JST connector on the Ethernet interface cable (JST connector to RJ45 socket) to J2 on
the Harrier Ethernet connection board. Using a CAT5e/6 cable connect to a live network (with
DHCP server) by plugging the network cable into the Ethernet interface cable’s RJ45 socket .
5.
Connect the multi-region power supply to mains power. The board and camera will now power-up.
A blinking LED indicates network activity.
6.
On a PC connected to the same network, use the ONVIF Device Manager application to locate the
camera and find out its IP address (open application, click on refresh). Make a note of the IP
address.
7.
View the streaming video from the Harrier IP Camera Interface Board using the ONVIF Device
Manager or a suitable media player application (e.g. VLC player or GStreamer).
Use
rtsp://<IP address>:8554/quality_h264
to connect to the camera.
Discovering the Camera’s IP Address
Finding out the camera’s IP address requires the
By default, the camera is automatically assigned an IP address using DHCP.
To discover the IP address:
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Ensure the camera has powered-up correctly and is connected to the network.
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Ensure your Ethernet router runs a DHCP server.
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Launch the
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Click the Refresh button. The camera will appear on the Device List.
Assigning a Fixed IP Address
A fixed IP address can be set on the webpage served by the Harrier IP Camera Interface Board.
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In your web browser, enter:
http://<IP Address>
to access the Harrier IP website.
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Click the Network tab.
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Edit the network settings and submit the form.
Note: the IP address will change immediately, and you will need to use the new address to access steaming
video and the Harrier IP webpages.
