Note: If you are assigning a new static IP, do not forget to also assign a new default gateway. Here you can set the camera to the static IP address of your choice or DHCP if desired. Right click the camera in this list and select config. Click the search button to find your camera. You can open the IP address settings tool by clicking the upgrade.exe file on windows or the upgrade icon on a mac.
You can set this camera to DHCP or a different static IP address with the IP address settings tool available at /downloads. The camera ships with the default static IP address of 192.168.100.99. You can download the HuddleCamHD Pro IP camera IP address settings tool at /downloads. Once your camera is connected to your network and set up in an ideal location, it’s time to find the camera on your network.
Next you can mount your camera to a tripod or wall mount using the quarter-twenty connection port on the bottom of the camera to securely fasten the camera down, or you can use the monitor clamp to securely attach the camera to any monitor or LCD display. If your camera turns on and you see the ethernet lights blinking you do not need to use the included power supply. If you are unsure if the network switch you are connecting to provides power simply plug into the network to test it. It is not advised to use more than one power source at the same time. Note : This camera can be powered with a PoE capable network switch, PoE Injector or using the included power supply. Next you can plug your camera into the network. Start by opening up the back of your IR remote control and insert your AAA batteries. When you first open the box you will find the camera, a quick start guide, a power supply, an IR remote control, and two AAA batteries. This quick start guide is also available for download at /resource-library/. When you first receive your HuddleCam HD Pro IP, read through the included Quick Start Guide.
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