The blue cable represents the CAT5e network cable that connects the video uplink port of the switch to the router.Your router will automatically assign the IP camera a network IP address.
The red lines that you see above represents CAT5e cable connecting the IP camera and laptop computer to the network switch. Most customers either use a PoE switch (like you see above) or a single port PoE injector. A DVR or NVR connects to the camera over the local network.Īll of these installation methods support the ability to view your camera(s) from iPhone, Android, Mac, and Windows.įollow these instructions to install your IP camera on your local network so that you can access the camera directly, as opposed to accessing your IP camera through a DVR or NVR. LAN Connection to DVR or NVR - Camera is connected to a local network switch.Customer plans on using the camera for remote viewing only with no recording or customer will use the camera's internal SD card slot to record. Stand-alone IP Camera Installation - Camera is not setup to record to a separate DVR or NVR.To be clear, these instruction are applicable for the following installation types. For clarification, when you connect a Viewtron IP camera to the PoE port on a Viewtron NVR, much of the initial network setup described in this article is not required because the NVR assigns and manages the IP addresses for you. You are here: Home > Viewtron Surveillance Systems > Support Articles > IP Camera Network Setupįollow this IP camera initial setup guide / network setup if you are using your Viewtron IP camera without a Viewtron NVR with built-in PoE (Power over Ethernet).
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