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Re: Problem with camera
The FRC camera setup tool shipped before it was working properly. Reset your camera to factory default (Unplug power, press and hold reset button, plug back in power and wait for the yellow light. Keep holding the reset button till it goes away and comes back on, then release the reset button.)
Next, connect to the camera via an ethernet/crossover cable. Set your IP to 192.168.0.xx (xx being any number from 1 to 89). Open an internet browser and navigate to 192.168.0.90. You'll be prompted to set a password. Write your password down along with your login (root). After setting a password, hit "Setup">>"TCP/IP". There, you are able to manually set your camera's IP. 
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21-02-2012, 14:55
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Re: Problem with camera
The updated camera configuration tool can be found here.
Or, to manually configure the camera, look at this post.
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