Security Labs SLW-163, Owner'S Manual

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After searching, the software will give one of 3 results:
1) Connected IP cameras are located on the LAN - All similar IP cameras
will be displayed in the result field as shown below.
2) No IP Camera found within LAN - After a one minute search, the result
field will show “Not Found - IP Server” and the software application will shut
down automatically. Check your network connection cable to the camera and
confirm the camera has power.
3) The IP Cameras installed within LAN do not share the same subnet
with the monitoring PC . A prompt will be shown in result field 'Subnet
doesn't match, double click to change!'
Double click the highlighted line and
select '
Network Configuration
' to set the IP address of the Camera to the same
subnet as your LAN.
Note: Internet Explorer may block the IP Camera Tool or the operation of the
camera itself. Allowing the installation of the ActiveX control used with the camera
is needed. The security settings of Internet Explorer can be adjusted if needed.
Please see further information in the Appendix.
8 . Right click on the camera now showing in the list on your screen that you
wish to use, five options are then displayed:
- Basic Properties = Displays Device ID, System
Firmware Version, and Web UI Version.
- Network Configuration = Edit your network settings.
- Upgrade Firmware = Rarely used, but available if
directed by customer service technician.
- Refresh Camera List = Displays most recent
changes to cameras on your network.
- Flush Arp Buffer = ARP stands for Address
Resolution Protocol. It is used to associate an IP
ADDRESS with a MAC address. When a wired
network and a wireless network both use the same
fixed IP address, a problem may occur where the
process of loading a web page may time out and fail. Use the Flush
ARP Buffer to clear the ARP cache and fix this error.