In this guide, we will cover the necessary information and software required to effectively send VISCA commands to your IP camera. If you continue to experience issues after following this guide, please contact BZBGEAR support for further assistance.
Ensure you have the correct VISCA commands for your specific camera model. If you are unsure, reach out to BZBGEAR or your camera manufacturer to obtain the appropriate VISCA command list.
Download a software application such as Packet Sender, which can be used to send and receive TCP and UDP packets.
Ensure you are using the correct port number for your camera. If you are uncertain, refer to the camera’s manual or web interface to find the network protocol settings. You will need to use the IP Visca port number.
Read through the command’s function and notes to ensure you are using it correctly and inserting the proper information where needed.
Example: If the preset recall string is 81 01 04 3F 02 nn FF, where nn is the preset number, ensure you enter the correct preset number in place of nn before sending the command. Additionally, double-check that the preset has been saved on the camera. For instance, to recall preset number 2, use the command 81 01 04 3F 02 02 FF.
If your command fails, please check the following:
Following these steps should help you successfully send VISCA commands to your IP camera. If issues persist, BZBGEAR support is available to assist you further.
