Справочник Пользователя для Veo 802.11b

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The Observer Setup Utility can be used to manually configure the camera’s network 
settings. It may be necessary to use the setup utility to manually assign an IP address 
for your camera if your network does not support DHCP. The utility is also very helpful 
for finding all the cameras on your network. 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Refresh List  

Finds all cameras that are currently powered on 

and connected to the LAN and update the list. 
Login  Opens the home page of the currently selected camera. 
Set 

Apply the changes you’ve set to the selected camera. 

 

If your camera fails to obtain an address automatically by DHCP or you simply wish to ensure that the IP 
address of a certain camera remains unchanged, you will need to assign a static IP address. 

 
Step 1. Select the Static option. 
 
Step 2. Enter the IP address you wish to use. Make sure the first three sections are the same as the PC and 
that the last three digits don’t conflict with any other device on the network. 

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Note: The Observer Setup Utility must be run from a PC on the local 
area network where the camera to be set up is located. 
 

 

 
Note: The camera’s MAC 
address can be found on a 
sticker attached to the 
bottom of the camera. 
 

 

 
Note: Before you assign a static address to a camera, make sure no other device on your network is 
configured to use the same address. If you aren’t sure if a particular address is in use, ping the 
address and check to see if there is any response. For help using PING, refer to Appendix C.2: 
Using PING. 
 

Step 2. Click on your camera’s MAC address in 
the list. The camera’s current network settings 
appear on the right side. 
 

Step 1. Click Start -> Programs -> Veo -> 
Observer Setup Utility or click the desktop 
icon to run the program. The screen on the 
left appears. The utility finds all the cameras 
on the local network and shows their MAC 
addresses in the list. 

Your PC’s network settings are shown 
here.  Since your PC should be connected 
to the same LAN as the camera you are 
trying to set up, it will have almost the 
same  network settings as the camera.  
Only the last three digits of the IP address 
should be different.