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3.2 Connecting the motorised camera to the NVR (PoE or non-PoE)
Example:
ROUTER
SWITCH
Remote PC
Local PC
NVR
Motorised
camera
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optional
24 VAC POWER
SUPPLY
: IP network wiring
- - - - - - - : RS485 wiring
Camera
Keypad
RS 485 +
TX1 +
RS 485 -
TX1 -
The motorised camera can be connected to the network video recorder either directly to a port on the recorder’s built-in switch
if it has one, or to an external switch port.
Since the motorised camera is configured as DHCP by default, the NVR’s internal or external switch will automatically supply its
site network IP address.
NB: The NVR firmware version must be at least V5.2.0 - 20170227, or more recent.
If not, update the firmware via www.legrandoc.com or www.bticino.com.
4 IP configuration
You can pre-configure the camera with the site network settings, using a Windows PC, for example in the workshop using a
Windows PC and a switch connected to the PC and motorised camera.
4.1 Default network configuration
Network settings
Default configuration
TCP/IP
Mode
DHCP
IP address
192.168.1.168
Subnet mask
255.255.255.0
Gateway
192.168.0.1
Connection
Client port
30001
HTTP port
80
RTSP port
554
Authentication
User Name
admin
Password
admin
There is a specific user manual for the web interface. It is available at http://www.legrandoc.com and on
the www.bticino.com website.
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