Do you need to assign a static IP address to your new Hikvision camera? Whether for remote access, custom network setup, or troubleshooting, knowing how to configure IP settings is essential for advanced users and electricians.
Let’s walk you through it using the SADP Tool, Hikvision’s free utility.
🛠 What You'll Need
- A PC
- SADP Tool (Download from Hikvision Tools)
- Hikvision CCTV Camera connected to the same network via PoE or Wi-Fi
⚙️ Step-by-Step Guide
- Launch the SADP Tool on your PC
- The tool will auto-detect Hikvision devices on the network
- Click the checkbox next to your camera
- Input the default password (or your set password)
- Enter your new IPv4 address, subnet mask, and gateway
- Save settings and reboot the camera
WME Tip: Use IPs outside your router’s DHCP range to avoid conflicts (e.g., 192.168.1.200).
🧠 When to Use a Static IP
- Multiple cameras in a commercial setup
- Remote port forwarding
- NVR manual configuration
- Custom VLANs or networks
FAQs
Q: What’s the default IP of Hikvision cameras?
Usually 192.168.1.64. But use SADP to confirm this.
Q: Can I change the IP from the NVR?
Yes you can, go to Camera Management > Edit IP Settings.
Assigning IP addresses gives you more control over your Hikvision CCTV cameras, especially in professional installs. Explore WME’s Wiring Accessories and CCTV ranges to create secure, structured setups for homes and businesses.