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NDI® Quick Start Guide

Setting up Your Glow Stream™ Camera with 1-Cable Simplicity

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Glow Stream™ NDI Quick Start Guide v1.0.2 (May 2021)

Introduction

Welcome to Glow Stream! With this quick start guide, you’ll get your camera set up quickly and

ready to use. By the end of the guide, you’ll be sending signal from the camera to your video

switching software, such as vMix or OBS, while also controlling the camera’s movements from

that same software.

One-Cable Simplicity

There are three different technologies that are used in your Glow Stream™camera to bring you

1-cable simplicity:

1. NDI® technology from NewTek delivers broadcast-quality video via a local area network

to any connected device.

2. IP VISCA protocol from Sony® sends remote control signals to the camera via a local area

network.

3. Power-over-Ethernet, or PoE, sends power to the camera from the network switch, so a

DC power adapter is not required.

Time Required

5-10 minutes: Someone with a basic understanding of TCP/IP networking and with all required

software already installed.

15-30 minutes: Someone not familiar with networking, or where software must be installed as

part of the setup process.

Requirements

In addition to your new Glow Stream™camera, you’ll need the following to complete this quick

start guide:

•A Windows 10 computer with vMix or OBS installed. This can be a laptop or a desktop

computer.

•A network switch with Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) ports. This will power the camera over

the ethernet cable, rather than using a DC power adapter.

Overview

Here are the 3 steps to setting up your camera:

1. Connect the camera to a PoE network switch

2. Set the camera’s IP address

3. Connect to the camera from vMix or OBS

Tip: A hardwired network connection offers a more consistent video signal than

wireless. So using a computer with an RJ-45 ethernet network port will give

better results than a computer using a wireless network connection.

Warning: If you do not have a PoE network switch, use only the provided power

adapter. Using a DC power adapter of more than 12V, or with the wrong polarity,

may damage the camera’s sensitive electronics.

Step 1: Connect to PoE network switch

Using an ethernet cable, plug the camera into a network switch

with Power-over-Ethernet. PoE will power the camera without

using any other power adapter. If successful, the orange

network light will illuminate and the green light will start

flashing.

Connect your computer to the same network , as shown in

Diagram 1.1.

Alternate Direct Connection

If you do not have a network switch available, alternatively you

can connect the camera directly to a computer using the

provided ethernet crossover cable, as shown in Diagram 1.2.

Most low-cost network switches do not have Power-over-Ethernet capability. If

your switch does not have PoE, you’ll need to use the provided DC power adapter

to power the camera.

Diagram 1.1

Diagram 1.2

Step 2: Set the camera’s IP address

Once your camera and computer are connected, either through a network switch or directly

with a crossover cable, you should set your camera’s IP address to something compatible with

your network. Your camera’s default IP address is 192.168.5.163. To use the camera on a

network, must change this to another address within your network’s IP address range.

A.Prepare computer to access camera

First, you must change the computer’s network settings to

match the camera, in order to access the camera’s settings

from the computer. In Windows 10:

1. Open the Network Status window.

2. Under the Advanced Network Settings section, click

Change Adapter Settings.

A crossover cable is a special type of ethernet cable used to connect two devices

directly, without using a network switch. A standard ethernet cable will not work

for this purpose. A crossover cable is included with your camera.

3. Right click the network adapter

connected to the camera, and select

Properties.

4. Double click the property Internet

protocol version 4 (TCP/IPv4).

Tip: In the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties window, before you

make any changes write down the current settings, so they can be restored in

Step D below.

5. In the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)

Properties window, click the Alternate

Configuration tab, then set the IP address to

192.168.5.10 and the Subnet mask to

255.255.255.0. Uncheck “Validate settings, if

changed, upon exit” and click OK.

B. Use web browser to access camera

Open the web browser of your choice and in the address

bar enter the default IP address of the camera:

IP Address: 192.168.5.163

Then log in to the camera with the following default

values:

User Name: admin

Password: admin

C. Set the camera’s IP address

Once you’re logged in, go to the

ethernet configuration settings to

set the IP address:

1. Click Configuration in the

top right of the screen.

2. Click Ethernet on the left-

hand menu.

3. Enter the IP Address,

Subnet Mask, and Default

Gateway for your network,

or check DHCP if you would like the IP address automatically assigned.

Tip: Using DHCP offers compatibility with most networks, because the

assignment of IP addresses is handled by the network’s DHCP server. This

reduces the potential for conflicting IP addresses.

Tip: If the camera’s IP address has been changed and you want to reset it, this

can be done using the infrared remote. This will also reset the username and

password. Press these buttons in this sequence: [*] [#] [MANUAL]

D.Return computer’s IP address to previous setting

Once the camera’s IP address has been set, you’ll want to return the computer’s IP address back

to its original setting. Follow the sequence described in Step A of this section, and restore the

settings you wrote down earlier.

E. Test the NDI connection (optional)

Before continuing, you may want to confirm that

the camera is sending NDI signal and that the

computer can access it. The best tool for this is

NDI Studio Monitor, from NewTek, available at

https://ndi.tv/tools.

1. Open the Studio Monitor program.

2. In the upper left, click the menu icon and

select the camera.

Warning: If you use DHCP, you will not be able to access to camera via the web

browser until you have identified the assigned IP address. This can be done using

NDI Studio Monitor (see below), or with software such as Advanced IP Scanner.

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