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How to find IP Cameras on the network using your Mac

In this video, we demonstrate how to use the Config Tool on an Intel-based Mac to find Avalonix Premium Series IP cameras on your network. This tool is essential whether you're setting up a single camera or deploying multiple cameras in a PoE security camera system. You'll learn how to install the software, bypass macOS security prompts, detect cameras on your network, and change IP addresses directly from your Mac. If you're running into issues finding your camera, we also explain how to troubleshoot common network problems like being on the wrong subnet, having multiple routers, or firewalls blocking the tool. SmartPSS is compatible with many of the systems and PoE cameras available at the links below: Security camera systems that use SmartPSS: https://www.cctvcameraworld.com/secur... PoE cameras compatible with SmartPSS: https://www.cctvcameraworld.com/secur... If you need additional help, you can always purchase a networking support session from CCTV Camera World to get professional assistance. Chapters (Timestamps): 00:00 – Introduction 00:02 – Unpacking the Config Tool installation file 00:06 – Launching the app and macOS security warning 00:18 – Going to System Preferences - Security - Open Anyway 00:26 – Allow permissions and start scanning 00:33 – What it means if you see or don’t see your cameras 00:44 – Common networking issues that block detection 01:00 – Viewing found devices in the tool 01:01 – Changing a camera’s IP address 01:15 – Using “Other Segment Search” to find devices on different subnets 01:26 – Example search for alternate IP segment 01:40 – Importance of entering the correct password 01:56 – Changing the IP address of a camera 02:16 – Verifying IP change was successful 02:31 – Changing the IP back 02:42 – Final confirmation that IP was changed successfully 02:45 – Summary of changing IP address on Avalonix cameras using Mac 02:48 – About This Mac: Monterey on 2016 Intel Mac 02:56 – What to check if the tool doesn’t work 03:04 – When to contact support for help