Installing a GigE Camera AW00061111000
24 Installation and Setup Guide for ace CL, aviator, beat, pilot, racer, runner, and scout Cameras (Windows)
4.6 Camera and Network Adapter IP
Configuration
This section describes the default IP configuration for your network adapter and camera. It also
describes how to change the IP configuration of your camera and on your network adapter.
4.6.1 Network Adapter IP Behavior
The two most common ways to set the IP configuration of network adapters are:
to set a fixed address
to set automatic addressing via DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) or Auto IP (Link
Local Address (LLA), also known as Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA)).
When an adapter is set for a fixed IP address, it will simply use a fixed address that has been
assigned to the adapter by the user.
This section of the user’s manual assumes that you are familiar with basic
Ethernet network concepts and with TCP/IP concepts such as IP addresses,
subnet masks, and default gateways. If you are not, you should take some time to
familiarize yourself with this basic information.
This section also assumes that you are familiar with using basic Windows
operating system tools such as the Network Connections window to access your
network adapter.
The terms "static", "fixed" and "persistent" are all used synonymously when talking
about IP addresses. They all mean an IP address that will stay in place even when
the camera is reset or switched off and back on. In addition, the configuration
settings related to this type of IP address are explicitly assigned to the camera by
the user.
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