(as seen by the camera)
(as seen by the camera)
The camera starts automatically as soon as the power supply (or a network or ISDN cable with inline power) has been plugged in.
Using the keys on the front of the camera allows modifying the startup behavior of the MOBOTIX M10. You can start the camera either using the factory IP address or with DHCP support to obtain a dynamic IP address (provided a DHCP server is available in your network). When you use DHCP support, the IP address and other network data is announced automatically as a voice message.
| Note: | For M10 Web and Basic camera models, the network settings are not announced since these models do not have an audio feature. |
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The MOBOTIX M10 has two keys on the front of the camera (R, L; labeled as seen by the camera):
| R = right side of camera (as seen by the camera) |
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L = left side of camera (as seen by the camera) |
Upon startup, the camera tries to obtain an address from a DHCP server on your local network.
When the startup has been completed, the camera automatically announces its IP address, its network mask and its MAC address (exception: Web and Basic models).
| Note: | If you would like to have a running camera repeat its network settings, simply press the R key once. |
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You would like to start the camera using the factory default network configuration.
The camera is accessible again using the factory default settings. Note that the passwords will not be reset when the camera is booted with the factory default settings.
Using the integrated magnetic switch under the outer shell of the camera allows modifying the startup behavior of the MOBOTIX D10. You can start the camera either using the factory default settings (default IP address) or with DHCP support to obtain a dynamic IP address (provided a DHCP server is available in your network). When you use DHCP support, the IP address and other network data is announced automatically as a voice message.
The MOBOTIX D10 only has one "key" that is actuated using the magnet in the back of the custom tool delivered with the camera. Remove the camera's outer shell to reach the key.
| Key "L" |  |
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Upon startup, the camera tries to obtain an address from a DHCP server on your local network.
When startup has been completed, the camera automatically announces its IP address, its network mask and its MAC address.
| Note: | If you would like to have a running camera again announce its network settings, simply hold the magnetic side of the custom tool to the spot labeled "L" in the figure. |
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You would like to start the camera using the factory default network configuration.
The camera is accessible again using the factory default settings. Note that the passwords will not be reset when the camera is booted with the factory default settings.
| Note: | When you use the camera keys to load a configuration, this configuration is not automatically saved. Upon restarting the camera without using the camera keys, the configuration last saved will be used. |
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If the regular operating system is damaged while Updating the System Software, the camera will automatically use the fully functionally backup operating system when booting the next time. All previous settings will remain intact. The camera will hence remain reachable after the next reboot although it is running on the backup operating system.
The Backup operating system always shows the software version at the time when the camera had been delivered. The backup system cannot be overwritten.
In the event that Updating the System Software has failed, you should open the Camera Status to check the Software Version of the camera. If the software version corresponds to the version at the time of the delivery, you should restart the upload process with the new version.