After IPC is directly connected to the network, IP can be modified centrally (usually there is a broadcast addressing searcher, which can see cameras with the same IP, and this searcher distinguishes cameras by MAC address), but in this case, you need to pay attention to how to determine the position of each camera and how to name the camera title.

The process of assigning IPC to NVR is very simple, and the key to system debugging is to make a good plan first.

If you are not responsible for the complete debugging of the whole system and only assign the camera to the NVR monitoring video, then you can also ignore the following;

Please refer to the following suggestions if you are responsible for debugging the whole project until it is accepted.

If IPC has a MAC address, it can be installed directly without modifying IP. When installing the camera, record the MAC address and the specific installation location to form a schedule (in this case, you can focus on the management center to modify the IP and then assign it to NVR).

If there is no unique internal label such as MAC address on the appearance of IPC, it is suggested to modify the IP address of the camera first, and record the corresponding installation position of each camera IP during installation, so as to facilitate the naming and title display of subsequent devices.