Installation Guide

IE Browser Remote Access

1. Open the IE Browser, in this demonstration we are using IE 9.0. Go

into the “Tool” and then click on the “Internet Options”. Next, click on

the “Custom Level” and browse down to “ActiveX controls and plug-

ins” to “Enable” everything under the ActiveX controls, then click

“OK” to conﬁrm settings as shown below.

2. Type the static IP address given by your Internet Service Provider

in the URL (for example, http://67.56.122.232) or use the registered

DDNS service name to remote access the IPCam-SD. Use the default

“admin” as the User Name and no password for the password. Then

click “Login” to login to the IPCam-SD as illustrated below.

3. Click “OK” to accept the setting and the graphic user interface will

appear as demonstrated below.

NOTE: For Safari and Firefox browsers remote access, please reference

the IPCam-SD user’s manual.

NOTE: Using the P2P features does not require you to open any ports from your

router, however, it is required that you enable the UPnP setting in your router.

IE Browser and SmartPhone Remote Access (Internet)

Prior to remote access using Internet IE Browser, Smartphone, and CMS,

there are a few ports designated to the IPCam-SD have to be opened in your

router. Since there are many varieties of routers out in the market today, here

we would like to demonstrate with a Netgear WGT624 wireless router. Port

34567~34569 are required to be opened in your local router as follow:

1. The administrator’s username and password are required to login to

manage the router. To login to your router, please type in the URL of the

IE browser http://gateway and then Enter, the gateway is an IP address

found in step 7 above. Next, click on “Advanced”, then “Port Forwarding”,

and “Add Custom Service”

2. In custom service, input the Service Name (ie. IPCamera), Service Type

=TCP, Starting Port=34567, Ending Port=34569, and Server IP Address

(input your local area network IP address that was assigned to the

IPCam-SD in Step 8 above). Click on “Apply” to conﬁrm.

3. After conﬁrmation, the following result will be displayed to

demonstrate that the ports have been successfully opened as

shown below. IP address “192.168.0.33” is used for demonstration

purposes only.

4. For static IP address subscribers (recommended), you should have

been given a static IP address by your ISP (Internet Service Provider),

this is the WAN IP address you will need to access the IPCam-SD over

the Internet using the IE Browser and Smartphone Applications. For

those with dynamic IP address subscribers, use third party software

that can be used to detect the changes in dynamic IP and send out

the IP changes to email address, software such as IPWatcher, Dynamic

IP Monitor, etc. Or, register for a DDNS account with www.dyndns.

com , www.no-ip.com , www.dnsdynamic.org , www.changeIP.com or

any free/paid DDNS servicing website.

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