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#1  

Do you have the correct IP address for the camera? Have you pressed Start?

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Click in the box I have highlighted red, the long one with EZB://192.168.0.234 in it. Manually change this to EZB:// and then your EZ-Bs IP address. Click Start.

#2  

It doesn't see the cameras Ip address. and I can only connect to the devices listed. I cannot see a place to change the ip address.

Also, while I have you, do you know if there is anyway to Minimize the screen in ARC. I have to close the program when i would like to just make it little so I can use something else and come back.

#3  

I looked at the tutorial and it seems it is made for the OTHER old camera instead of the EZB4 camera.

Also, I am assuming that this new camera is wi-fi and not bluetooth. Maybe that is my problem.

could you confirm that it is wi-fi.

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#4  

Manually type the IP in the box. Don't forget to start it with EZB://

The new camera transmits through the WiFi

#5  

Hey Mel I have the same problem. I am assuming you saved your project. And you say you are in client mode. Problem is you may have been assigned a different ip address this time you booted up the controller. So what I have done is had to close out the whole camera control, and re-add it. To see what I mean do a scan to get ip address for ezb4 to connect. Then look at camera control ip address, Ill bet its different. I'm not sure how to get around this until I can assign a fixed ip address in my router.

#6  

so, are you saying after it finds the EZB 4, let it continue to scan?

#7  

@Mel... For the love of Pete.... Just listen to what Rich is telling you and try your best not to go off on one of your overcomplicated "fix it" tangents....:)

#8  

Ok, here is what I am doing.

I am hooking up my camera to the EZB4 which is in the client mode. I then connect to power 7.2volts. The EZB 4 then tells me it successfully connected to the network. The Blue light on the camera is solid. I then start ARC. I do a scan. If finds EZB4 ONLY. I look for the camera in the devices in ARC. The ONLY devices that show up are the EZB4 and other web cams I have attached. No IP address for the IP camera.

That is where I am.