IP address for new HD cameras

They recently upgraded our camera to the new HD camera. The trainer suggested we could use the Visca app to control the camera. How do we get the IP address for the camera? And what is the default port that we should be using? I am also wondering what apps everyone is finding useful to control the camera?

Log in to Technology Manager and click on the serial # link of the building firewall. Click on the blue stacked-dot button on the top-right and select "Get Connected Devices" from the menu. You should see the left column of the table below get populated for each zone that currently has devices powered up and connected. Click on the plug icon in that column for the zone on which the camera is connected, which would normally be the "User" zone.

Alternatively, you could use the Fing app to scan the network for connected devices.

Assuming the camera is plugged into the main network, you can also assign static IPs via Technology Manager. If you leave it on DHCP, it could change IP addresses in the middle of the broadcast.

I did find the ip address of the camera, but am wondering how to get to the admin page to set the static ip address? I am also wondering how to control it during a broadcast?

robo wrote:I did find the ip address of the camera, but am wondering how to get to the admin page to set the static ip address? I am also wondering how to control it during a broadcast?

Have you tried using a web browser to go to the IP address of the camera?

I tried port 80 and 443 and it did not come up.

What brand/model is it?

This is the operating system:
Axis communications ab IPCamera

What kind of "static" IP are you looking to do? Set the camera itself to a static IP?

Or are you wanting to set up an assigned IP in TM so that the camera stays "DHCP" but always gets assigned that IP?

Axis Communications AB is the manufacturer. Is the camera one of the ones shown on this page?

I am hoping to set a static IP or a reserved IP for the camera so it does not change it’s IP address during a broadcast.

It is a “Lumens” on the arm of bracket holding it.

This is the camera