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--- software:ipcams [2022/10/23 19:50] – created vektrat
+++ software:ipcams [2022/10/30 20:52] (current) – [Initial IP Cam configuration] vektrat
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 The static IP for the raspberry can be set like so:
+<code bash>
+nano /etc/dhcpcd.conf
+</code>
 <code bash>
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 static_domain_name_servers=whateva
 </code>
+===== Initial IP Cam configuration =====
+Not sure if camera can be configured connecting it to the router and accessing the web UI directly
+  * Download Camhi or alike app
+  * Add the camera to the app (with UID)
+    * Default username and password are `admin` and `admin`
+  * Reset the camera (via the cable button)
+  * Connect to the camera's WiFi for configuration purposes (no password, or 01234567)
+  * Camera should be accessible via app, enter the config
+    * Add WiFi settings (so that the cam can connect to the home's wifi)
+      * :!: IMPORTANT: if WiFi is enabled, you won't be able to connect directly to the camera via phone anymore and to disable the WiFi you can only reset to factory settings
+      * If not setting WiFi, you can access the camera via the phone's chrome with the assigned IP, and updating further settings there (like removing watermarks, fixed IP, etc)
+    * Update software
+    * Update password
+    * Check current IP and set controlled fixed IP via http://192.168.1.108/ (update with current IP)
+|                	| **IP**        	|
+| **IR cam**     	| 192.168.1.120 	|
+| **Non IR cam** 	| 192.168.1.121 	|
+===== RTSP playback/access =====
+In order to test this, the best is to use VLC --> Media --> Open Network Stream...
+The URL to access to both camera's RTSP is:
+<code bash>
+rtsp://192.168.1.120/11
+</code>