Things to check if you can not find any ip camera: • Your ip camera is powered on. • Your ip camera is connected to a router, either through ethernet cable or wifi. For the first time use, you should connect your ip camera to router with a network cable. • Your computer and your ip camera are in the same local network, i.e. Connected to the same router.

• Check your ip camera's manual, some ip cameras have default ip address, like 192.168.1.178. If your router's ip address is not 192.168.1.x, then you are in trouble. But you still have chance. Basically, you need to configure your router so it's ip address is 192.168.1.1. Restart your router, scan again or directly open the camera's ip address.

Please send a mail if you facing any issues related our products. Find the folder “IP Camera Search Tool”, then go to the folder “For Windows OS”or “For Mac OS”. Copy and paste the IP camera tool file to your computer, or drag it onto your desktop. Ambient weather Click Install Click Install Note： The following browser errors may occur while installing the IPCWebComponents.

Once you found your ip camera, you can configure it to use DHCP (e.g. Automatically get ip address) so no matter your router is, it can always be found using this webapp. Another way is find/borrow a router with ip address 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.xxx, and connect the ip camera to that router, also conncect your computer to that router and scan again. • Your ip camera is a refurbished one and has been set by other guys, its port is not 80. Reset your ip camera (usually by pressing a button inside a hole in the bottom of the camera) when it's power on. • I have no idea. Pages for mac equation editor.

Finding your IP camera in the network if the IP Camera Tool is not working The, or is for sure the most comfortable way to find your IP camera inside your network. Instructions on how to set up your INSTAR IP camera with the Camera Tool can be found.

If, for some reason, the IP Camera Tool does not work on your computer, here are a few other options to discover the IP address. The camera will try to receive an IP address automatically (DHCP) during the first installation. Most routers will give you a log file of fresh DHCP requests, in which you should be able to find the camera´s IP address. You should reach the cameras login portal by typing this address into the web browser´s address bar.

If you do not have access to your router or if your router does not have any log files please refer to alternative IP scanners - some examples are: Angry IP Scanner (Windows/MacOSX/Linux) You can find the newest Version here: - install and start the application. Type in the IP range and start the search. Please fill out the field IP Range with the IP range that your router´s DHCP service is set to. If you do not know the IP range, then simply use the command line on Windows, type in 'ipconfig' and check your computers IPv4 address (see screenshot below). Use this IP address in Angry IP Scanner and just change the last octet to 1 for the start IP address and 254 for the last IP address to search the complete /24 subnet. Make sure your camera is disconnected from your network and then press Start to begin the scan. Copy the IP address and paste it into your browsers address bar to load the cameras web user interface You will now be greeted by the camera´s login page - the default credentials are username admin and the password can be left blank (or type in instar in case of a HD camera model).

If you want to change FileZilla default text editor, follow all steps discussed above. Mac ftp client. Congratulation, you can edit and view the image without any error. • Once you select, now you click ok button.

You now entered the cameras. Fing (Windows/MacOSX/Linux) The newest version of the freeware application 'Fing' can be found on. After installation type fing into your command console to start the software.