GE Security Legend IP, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 5
Advanced programming
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default to 192.168.1.2. There is no DHCP server supplied with the Legend IP. With DHCP enabled,
you can still specify an IP address.
Dome IP address. Enter the IP address of the dome. The IP address is associated with the camera itself,
not the housing.
Net mask. Enter the subnet mask address of the network subdivision that the dome is assigned to. This is
assigned by your network administrator.
DNS Server. Enter the IP address of the DNS server. This is necessary for hostname resolution.
Gateway. Enter the address of the gateway or router between the dome and the network server. This is
assigned by your network administrator.
Host name. The name of the camera on the network. The host name is greyed out if DHCP is not enabled.
Domain name. This is a domain suffix that is added to the end of the domain name for network
identification.
DHCP timeout. The amount of time before the housing stops trying to retrieve an IP address. If no IP
address is supplied, there is no network connectivity.
TCP MTU. The packet payload size used with TCP protocol. Possible selections are 1514, 1400, and
1200 bytes per packet. In some cases, you’ll receive the best performance with more bytes per packet.
Some wireless transmissions perform better with smaller packets. Consult your network administrator
to determine the best setting.
MAC address. Provided as a unique hardware address for the dome, the MAC address allows you to
figure out the IP address of the dome. It can also help with DHCP based IP addresses.
The MAC address is assigned at the factory to a default value which can be restored by selecting the
Restore factory MAC button .
Additionally, you can edit the MAC address to meet certain installation requirements. If you edit the
MAC address field, the new address will be used. In situations where an exact clone of a dome is
needed, editing the MAC address is useful. Otherwise we recommend you use the factory default.
Note: The MAC and IP addresses are stored in the PTZ unit, not in the housing. Be aware of that when you swap
cameras around.