Installing a GigE Camera AW00061111000
38 Installation and Setup Guide for ace CL, aviator, beat, pilot, racer, runner, and scout Cameras (Windows)
Assigning a Temporary IP Address to a Camera
You can use the pylon IP Configurator to assign a temporary IP address to a selected camera. Once
a temporary IP address has been assigned to a camera, the camera will retain and use the
temporary IP address until you do one of the following:
Perform a camera reset or switch the camera off and back on.
Use the tool to assign a different IP address to the camera.
Assigning a Temporary IP Address to Older Cameras (Required Assignment)
If the current IP address configuration of older cameras is not compatible with the IP address
configuration of the port or network adapter to which the camera is connected, you have to assign
a temporary IP address.
If a temporary IP address is necessary, the pylon IP Configurator will automatically open the Assign
Temporary IP Address (Force IP) dialog.
The Assign Temporary IP Address (Force IP) dialog contains the fields IP Address, Subnet
Mask and Default Gateway. It also displays valid IP address ranges. Depending on the subnet that
the camera is in, a partial IP address has already been entered in the IP Address field. The fields
Subnet Mask and Default Gateway have also been populated with valid information already. This
helps to avoid misconfiguring the new temporary IP address.
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Assigning a Temporary IP Address to Older Cameras
1. In the Assign Temporary IP Address (Force IP) dialog, complete the IP address in the IP
Address field with a value from the range of valid IP addresses.
2. If desired, change the value in the Subnet Mask field.
3. If desired, change the value in the Default Gateway field.
To assign a temporary IP address to older cameras:
Range of Valid IP Addresses
Partially Populated Fields
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