Hint: You can choose to reset the camera settings to factory defaults, if you reset the
camera to factory defaults, the password will be reset to the default password: ipcam.
You will no longer have to retype the password while using the migration tool.
If the camera is reset to factory defaults, all changes made to the camera will be reset
to factory defaults as well.
1.3 Copy/backup your camera’s UID using the Migration
tool.
• Open the provided migration tool on a Windows PC in the same network as the
camera(s).
• Select from the Camera list the camera you wish to update and press “Get ID
information”
• The ID of the camera is now displayed in the field “UID”.
• Copy the UID and paste it temporarily into a text document. You will need it later
when the update is completed.
1.4 Firmware Update using your PC
Before you start updating the Firmware, please make sure the camera is connected to
your network via an Ethernet cable. This to prevent possible interruption in your WiFi
network.
Please note: After updating the firmware, the settings of the camera will be reset to the
factory default settings incl. the WiFi settings, The password of the camera is changed
to “ipcam” instead of the password mentioned on the ID card or bottom label of the IP
camera.
From the migration tool double click on the camera from the list to open the web
interface of the camera.
Login to the web interface (browser).
• You will be prompted to enter the credentials of the camera.
• Use by default the username “admin”. Check the ID/Password card for the
password (in case of a restore to factory defaults the default password is “ipcam”).
• Click “Sign in” from the option “For IE, Firefox, Google, Safari Browser”.
• Press the button “Options”.
• Click “System Settings”.
• Click “System Maintenance”.
• From the option “System Upgrade”: Click “Browse”.
• Now browse to the folder containing the downloaded firmware file .pkg and click
“Open”.
• Click “OK”. A status bar will appear to indicate the progress of the firmware
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