Shenzhen Anbash Technology Co. Ltd. NC335SPW Manual Do Utilizador
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There is a procedure you can try yourself, however it is quite advanced, so should only be attempted by
those with a solid understanding of TCP/IP and running commands from the DOS command prompt.
those with a solid understanding of TCP/IP and running commands from the DOS command prompt.
Procedure:
1. Download the correct new firmware for your camera from our technical support and save this to your
hard disk.
2. Unzip (uncompress) the firmware to a directory on your PC. Copy the firmware .MFW file to an easy
to access place, such as C:\firmware.
to access place, such as C:\firmware.
3. Write down the full name of the firmware .MFW filename.
4. Connect the camera via the Crossover Cable directly to your computer.
5. Open Network Settings on your PC, and make a note of your current TCP/IP Settings.
6. Now change your PC Network Setting to the following:
IP Address: 192.168.168.50 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.168.1
7. Click OK to save these settings.
8. Open an MS-DOS Command Prompt, or choose “Run” from the start menu and type “cmd.exe”.
9. Change the path in the command prompt to the location of the camera firmware (as in step 2) e.g.
C:\firmware and then leave this window open.
C:\firmware and then leave this window open.
10. Power off the camera, wait 5 seconds, push down on the reset button on the side of the camera, and
with the reset button still pressed down, power on the camera again.
with the reset button still pressed down, power on the camera again.
11. Release the reset button. The Green LED should start flashing indicating that the camera is in the
Firmware Dump Mode.
Firmware Dump Mode.
12. Go back to your Command Prompt window on your PC.
13. Type this command in to the prompt: "tftp -i 192.168.168.1 put YOUR_FIRMWARE_NAME.mfw"
14. You will need to replace YOUR_FIRMWARE_NAME.mfw with the name of the firmware you downloaded
(step 3) Press Enter after typing the command.
(step 3) Press Enter after typing the command.
15. The camera's green LED will stop flashing. This means the firmware is being loaded.
16. Please wait until the LED starts flashing again – this means the firmware has finished installing.
17. Turn the power off to the camera.
18. Unplug the crossover cable.
19. Restore your TCP/IP Settings to their previous state (as in step 5)
Your camera should now be restored to its factory default settings and be working again – you can
proceed to the start of the manual and setup your camera as normal.
proceed to the start of the manual and setup your camera as normal.