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40 WatchBot Home Security Camera - User Guide
Accessing the camera locally without the
Camera Tool software (for Mac Users)
The Camera Tool software which ships with the WatchBot Camera is Windows only, however
the camera itself will work with a Mac and there are two ways to access it without using the
software. Details are below:
1. IP Scanner software for Mac OS X
The IP Scanner software is free to use for a network of up to six wireless devices, so should cover
most home scenarios. This will allow you to determine the local IP address of your camera.
Download this software from:
http://download.cnet.com/IP-Scanner/3000-2648_4-50848.html or
http://10base-t.com/macintosh-software/ip-scanner/
When run, the camera should appear as ‘IP_CAM...’ Once found, type this into your web-
browser to access the interface login.
2. Obtaining information from your network router
You will need to know the login to your network router before continuing.
• Visit the address of your router in your web browser. (It may be 192.168.0.1 or
192.168.1.254) and log in with your router username/password (not the camera’s).
If unknown, try admin/password (this is sometimes the default) or consult your router
manual or service provider.
• Go to the page that lists yourConnected Devices
• The WatchBot camera should show up as ‘IPCAM...’
• Listed next to it should be the camera’s local IP address, beginning 192.168...
• Now type the camera’s local IP address into your browser and you should be asked for
your camera’s login
• Use admin and leave the password blank
• If successful you will be able to Sign In to the camera interface on your local network
using Push Mode (Firefox/Safari/Chrome etc.)
To access the camera online, please now see Section 2 of this User Guide. If you are still
experiencing technical issues, please re-visit Appendix A in this User Guide and check settings.
Appendix B