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Finding The Ip Address Of A Dm4

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Hello all,

I have just purchased a DM4 and need to find the Ip address to enable me to transfer the network software to my PC.

I have looked in all the menu pages and cannot find it, also searched this forum with no luck.

Also is the software compatible with a imac computer running 10.5 Leopard.

Could someone please advise me.

Any help would be appreciated.

Hello all,

I have just purchased a DM4 and need to find the Ip address to enable me to transfer the network software to my PC.

I have looked in all the menu pages and cannot find it, also searched this forum with no luck.

Also is the software compatible with a imac computer running 10.5 Leopard.

Could someone please advise me.

Any help would be appreciated.

By deafault I believe it is set for DHCP try pinging for ECO

Why not just go into the network setup via the dvr and configuring it to match your pc.

Kind regards

Stuart Onley

SAMS Consultancy

Independent Security Consultants

email:enquiries@samsconsultancy.co.uk

website:www.samsconsultancy.co.uk

Why not just go into the network setup via the dvr and configuring it to match your pc.

+1

And no it wont work on a mac, you 'might' get it to work via the web i/f using java only.

Good luck

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Thank you all for taking the time to answer, the reason I could not find it was it had not been set.

I am not familiar with networking,and OK on your comments on it's use with a Mac.

My other concern is the noise it makes, I purchased it to use at home, but the fan noise is very high.

The fans run at full speed from first switch on is this normal.

The noise is not of worn bearings, but just of forced air.

Thank you all

My other concern is the noise it makes, I purchased it to use at home, but the fan noise is very high.

The fans run at full speed from first switch on is this normal.

The noise is not of worn bearings, but just of forced air.

Thank you all

you takes your chances on this, but i have a sprite 9 way DM2 recovered during an upgrade to 16 way ,

the fans went were worn and noisy so i disconnected them intending to get replacenents. then it went out suddenly on emergency loan - 9 months ago with no fans and no problems to date..

so if it were me i'd disconnect them and use a laptop type cooling tray

regs

alan

regs

alan

If you think education is difficult, try being stupid!!!!

I wouldnt advise running it without fans, but you may consider fitting larger fans and a speed controller, and slow them down. Larger fans spinning slower shift as much air but make much less noise.

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