Hybrid Geothermal System Construction Camera

We invite you to experience in real-time the hybrid geothermal system installation that will heat and cool our two new dorms being constructed.  This system is the first of its kind in Louisiana.  This system is projected to reduce energy costs by more than 50 percent, and will also serve as a learning laboratory for real world experiences for Southeastern students in various disciplines.

 Here are the directions to be able to access the cameras using a computer with a wired ethernet connection and Internet Explorer with Webcomponents (plug in).  

1. Open Internet Explorer web browser…   Note: Chrome, Edge, Firefox do not currently have the ability to readily view the cameras because of the necessary plug in that is needed.  
2. Enter the ip address for the cameras in the address bar.      147.174.75.15   and select the enter button.  
3. Log in using the following credentials:  (Admin = visitors    Password = visitors1).
4. Now you are at the camera screen.  At the middle of the screen, you should see the following link; “Please click here to download and install the plug-in.  Close the browser when installing the plug-in.”  Click this link.  Note: If you do not show this link, it’s possible that the plug in has already been installed from another application.
5. Now, a pop up should visible prompting you to install the Webcomponents plug in.  (Note: If it doesn’t display, two possible reasons would be that the pop up blocker is enabled and is blocking the add-on or that it may be already installed on the computer)  Click on “RUN” the Webcomponents.  Once the install is complete, select Finish to close the install screen.
6. Another screen pops up stating that “The webpage wants to run the following add-on: ‘WebVideoActiveX’ from Observint Technologies, Inc.’.”  Run this plug-in by selecting allow.
7. Now you should see a four quadrant box.  This is the box that allows you to view multiple cameras at once.  Select the top left box in the quadrant and then to the left of the screen, select Camera 1.  For the top right box in the quadrant, repeat the process.