Hey there! I've been asked many times "Is E70 an IP camera?", "Can E70 work as an IP camera?", so today I'd like to share how this can be done with y'all.
Before beginning, make sure that your G7500 and E70 are running VideoOS 4.1 or later, and 1.8.0 or later, respectively. In order to update your camera and codec to VideoOS 4.1 or later, please check out this blog post, you could find the all custom server URLs there.
Note: As of today, only Poly Mode (SIP & H.323), device mode and Zoom Room are supported, and mixing IP and USB connected E70s isn't supported, so in order to connect multiple E70s, use USB-connectivity.
Connecting Studio E70 as an IP Camera👌
Connect your E70 to one LLN port on G7500 using a CAT5e, CAT6 or CAT7 Ethernet cable.
Get into your G7500's web UI, click on General Settings > Device Management.
Go to the bottom of the page, locate your E70 in available devices list, and click on Pair.
Select Pair
Click on Done button.
Check out the connection, E70 is connected through LLN port on G7500 instead of USB port.
Rolling back to E70 as USB Camera😦
Note: In order to connect E70 to another system, or use it as USB camera, first you need to unpair it from G7500.
Get into your G7500's web UI, click on General Settings > Device Management, and select Unpair
Click on Unpair
You will se a message that E70 is successfully unpaired, just click Done.
Now, connect your E70 with G7500 via USB port, and check out the connection.
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Hola , entonces para acceder por IP a la camara accederas desde IP local? se podria hacer pública? o cual seria un uso práctico de este excelente feauture.
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