This DHCP issue is in every firmware version released thus far. They didn't know about it till I brought it to their attention and therefore the device has never been programmed to actually use DHCP properly. What they have for DHCP works but not very nicely I think.
Yes, the outdoor array is called WS-2902-ARRAY
Yes, select WS-1600-IP as the station type to set as the station type when using the WS-2902-ARRAY.
You can't just change the network settings on the ObserverIP from DHCP to Static. You do that and set it to Static, but then you need to fill in the numbers that correspond and fit according to your local network (based on your router's configuration). I suppose that requires some networking experience. And you also need to concern yourself with your router in setting up the DHCP so that you don't end up with an IP conflict based on the static that you choose.
So yes if you do all of those things in the process of configuring it for static your problems will be fixed.
Yes, the outdoor array is called WS-2902-ARRAY
Yes, select WS-1600-IP as the station type to set as the station type when using the WS-2902-ARRAY.
You can't just change the network settings on the ObserverIP from DHCP to Static. You do that and set it to Static, but then you need to fill in the numbers that correspond and fit according to your local network (based on your router's configuration). I suppose that requires some networking experience. And you also need to concern yourself with your router in setting up the DHCP so that you don't end up with an IP conflict based on the static that you choose.
So yes if you do all of those things in the process of configuring it for static your problems will be fixed.