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Camera detection
I set the static IP address to 192.168.0.90 and plugged in the camera, but the setup wizard doesn't detect it. The camera's lights turn on, so it's getting power. I've tried being both connected and disconnected from the school's wireless network, and I get two different error messages. When I'm connected to the wireless network, it says "Unable to connect to camera. Ensure the camera is connected to the PC and IP settings are correct." Otherwise, it says something about entering "FRC" as a username and password. Any ideas?
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