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Use the following details in and enter them in the corresponding boxes in the network dialog as shown above. To allow communication with the Panasonic camera we need to pick an address which is in the same subnet as the Panasonic camera’s default IP address. This will allow the input of a fixed IP address into the Ethernet connection of the Mac. We want to configure a static IPv4 address so select ‘Manually’ from the IPv4 drop-down box. With the Panasonic camera connected to the Ethernet port we choose ‘Built-in Ethernet’ (we can also see there is a positive connection by the green light) and click the ‘Configure’ button. This dialog will show the available networks you can use from your Mac. Select the ‘Network’ icon (highlighted) to edit your network settings. To do this first open your ‘System Preferences’ by selecting it from the doc at the bottom of the screen. In order to access your IP camera we must first make the IP address of your Mac compatible with the camera’s default IP address of 192.168.0.253. Important: Before you change the IP address details of your Mac keep a note of the original settings so that once the camera has been setup you can easily change them back.

Step 2 – Change the IP address of your Mac Power on the camera and connect the crossover cable from the Ethernet port in the camera to the Ethernet port on your Mac. You should be able to pick one up from any computer store as they are fairly common. This is essentially a standard Ethernet cable but wired differently so two devices can communicate directly. In order for two devices to connect directly without going through a router you will need a special kind of Ethernet cable called a “Crossover” cable. We therefore need to connect the camera directly to a Mac. Without the initial setup software we cannot configure the camera when it is plugged into your router. It’s actually very easy to set up a Panasonic camera without using the setup tool on the CD, in fact we rarely use these tools here in the office at all. Note that this guide will also be suitable for older, discontinued cameras in the BL and BB ranges. This guide is suitable for the following cameras: This guide will show you how to setup a Panasonic camera using a Mac without using any of the installation tools provided on the CD-ROM. You won’t get the full functionality without using the ActiveX control through Internet Explorer but you will still be able to access the camera, its settings and live images. It is possible to use a Panasonic IP camera with a Mac. This seems to be the case for every IP camera we come across and we think Mac users do get a raw deal. You will find that when you come to install your Panasonic IP camera that the tools provided are for Windows based PCs only.

How to set up a Panasonic IP camera using a Mac