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Mcefan: /* Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper */

2012-10-21T07:35:39Z

Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper

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	* Now on the right window pane, under '''Device Info''' fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a sticker on the back of the camera.		* Now on the right window pane, under '''Device Info''' fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a sticker on the back of the camera.
	* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to '''Device Data''' and fill in the following:		* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to '''Device Data''' and fill in the following:


	:::'''PATH:''' /VIDEO.CGI<br>		:::'''PATH:''' /VIDEO.CGI<br>

Mcefan: /* Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper */

2012-10-21T07:35:24Z

Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper

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	* Click the pull down box under ''Device Template'' and use '''Generic Motion IP Camera''', then click '''Pick Device Template'''		* Click the pull down box under ''Device Template'' and use '''Generic Motion IP Camera''', then click '''Pick Device Template'''
	* Now on the right window pane, under '''Device Info''' fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a sticker on the back of the camera.		* Now on the right window pane, under '''Device Info''' fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a sticker on the back of the camera.
	* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to '''Device Data''' and fill in the following		* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to '''Device Data''' and fill in the following:

	:::'''PATH:''' /VIDEO.CGI<br>		:::'''PATH:''' /VIDEO.CGI<br>
	:::'''TCP PORT:''' 80<br>		:::'''TCP PORT:''' 80<br>

Mcefan: /* Checking for video */

2012-10-21T07:34:15Z

Checking for video

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	== Checking for video ==		== Checking for video ==
	* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router~~, and~~ on your mce interface go to '''Security''' -> '''Generic Analog Camera''' to see if it's working.		* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router
			* on your mce interface, go to '''Security''' -> '''Generic Analog Camera''' to see if it's working.

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Mcefan: /* Checking for video */

2012-10-21T07:33:30Z

Checking for video

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	== Checking for video ==		== Checking for video ==
	* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router, and on your mce interface go to "Security" -> "Generic Analog Camera" to see if it's working.		* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router, and on your mce interface go to '''Security''' -> '''Generic Analog Camera''' to see if it's working.

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Mcefan: /* Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper */

2012-10-21T07:32:45Z

Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper

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	* Now on the right pane, click '''Create Child Device''' again. Enter your IP Cameras IP address and MAC address here, then click '''Pick Device Template'''		* Now on the right pane, click '''Create Child Device''' again. Enter your IP Cameras IP address and MAC address here, then click '''Pick Device Template'''
	* Click the pull down box under ''Device Template'' and use '''Generic Motion IP Camera''', then click '''Pick Device Template'''		* Click the pull down box under ''Device Template'' and use '''Generic Motion IP Camera''', then click '''Pick Device Template'''
	* Now on the right window pane, under '''Device Info''' fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a ~~sticket~~ on the back of the camera.		* Now on the right window pane, under '''Device Info''' fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a sticker on the back of the camera.
	* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to '''Device Data''' and fill in the following		* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to '''Device Data''' and fill in the following
	:::'''PATH:''' /VIDEO.CGI<br>		:::'''PATH:''' /VIDEO.CGI<br>

Mcefan: /* Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper */

2012-10-21T07:32:25Z

Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper

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	* Now on the right pane, click '''Create Child Device''' again. Enter your IP Cameras IP address and MAC address here, then click '''Pick Device Template'''		* Now on the right pane, click '''Create Child Device''' again. Enter your IP Cameras IP address and MAC address here, then click '''Pick Device Template'''
	* Click the pull down box under ''Device Template'' and use '''Generic Motion IP Camera''', then click '''Pick Device Template'''		* Click the pull down box under ''Device Template'' and use '''Generic Motion IP Camera''', then click '''Pick Device Template'''
	* Now on the right window pane, under Device Info fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a sticket on the back of the camera.		* Now on the right window pane, under '''Device Info''' fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a sticket on the back of the camera.
	* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to '''Device Data''' and fill in the following		* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to '''Device Data''' and fill in the following
	:::'''PATH:''' /VIDEO.CGI<br>		:::'''PATH:''' /VIDEO.CGI<br>

Mcefan: /* Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper */

2012-10-21T07:32:01Z

Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper

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	=== Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper ===		=== Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper ===
	* Now on the right pane, click '''Create Child Device''' again. Enter your IP Cameras IP address and MAC address here, then click '''Pick Device Template'''		* Now on the right pane, click '''Create Child Device''' again. Enter your IP Cameras IP address and MAC address here, then click '''Pick Device Template'''
	* Click the pull down box under '''Device Template''' and use '''Generic Motion IP Camera''', then click '''Pick Device Template'''		* Click the pull down box under ''Device Template'' and use '''Generic Motion IP Camera''', then click '''Pick Device Template'''
	* Now on the right window pane, under Device Info fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a sticket on the back of the camera.		* Now on the right window pane, under Device Info fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a sticket on the back of the camera.
	* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to '''Device Data''' and fill in the following		* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to '''Device Data''' and fill in the following

Mcefan: /* Add Motion Wrapper */

2012-10-21T07:30:50Z

Add Motion Wrapper

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	* In the left pane Click on '''core/hybrid'''.		* In the left pane Click on '''core/hybrid'''.
	* On the right pane near the top, click on '''Create Child Device''', then leave everything blank and click '''Pick Device Template''' button.		* On the right pane near the top, click on '''Create Child Device''', then leave everything blank and click '''Pick Device Template''' button.
	* Click the pull down box under '''Device Template''' and find the template labeled '''Motion Wrapper''', select this item and click '''Pick Device Template'''		* Click the pull down box under ''Device Template'' and find the template labeled '''Motion Wrapper''', select this item and click '''Pick Device Template'''

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Mcefan: /* Checking for video */

2012-10-21T07:30:03Z

Checking for video

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	:::'''USERNAME:''' <username you assigned><br>		:::'''USERNAME:''' <username you assigned><br>
	:::'''PASSWORD:''' <password you assigned>		:::'''PASSWORD:''' <password you assigned>

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	== Checking for video ==		== Checking for video ==
	* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router, and on your mce interface go to "Security" -> "Generic Analog Camera" to see if it's working.		* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router, and on your mce interface go to "Security" -> "Generic Analog Camera" to see if it's working.

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Mcefan: /* Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper */

2012-10-21T07:29:40Z

Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper

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	=== Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper ===		=== Add IP Camera as child of the Motion Wrapper ===
	* Now on the right pane, click "Create Child Device" again. Enter your IP Cameras IP address and MAC address here, then click "Pick Device Template"		* Now on the right pane, click '''Create Child Device''' again. Enter your IP Cameras IP address and MAC address here, then click '''Pick Device Template'''
			* Click the pull down box under '''Device Template''' and use '''Generic Motion IP Camera''', then click '''Pick Device Template'''
	* Click the pull down box under "Device Template" and use "Generic Motion IP Camera", then click "Pick Device Template"

	* Now on the right window pane, under Device Info fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a sticket on the back of the camera.		* Now on the right window pane, under Device Info fill in your camera's MAC address, it is located on a sticket on the back of the camera.
			* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to '''Device Data''' and fill in the following
	* Still on the right window pane, scroll down to "Device Data" and fill in the following		:::'''PATH:''' /VIDEO.CGI<br>
	'''PATH:''' /VIDEO.CGI<br>		:::'''TCP PORT:''' 80<br>
	'''TCP PORT:''' 80<br>		:::'''USERNAME:''' <username you assigned><br>
	'''USERNAME:''' <username you assigned><br>		:::'''PASSWORD:''' <password you assigned>
	'''PASSWORD:''' <password you assigned>


	== Checking for video ==		== Checking for video ==
	* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router, and on your mce interface go to "Security" -> "Generic Analog Camera" to see if it's working.		* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router, and on your mce interface go to "Security" -> "Generic Analog Camera" to see if it's working.