How to Set Up Wi-Fi for IPC Cameras: Step-by-Step Configuration Guide | Network Camera

Wi-Fi of IP Camera

Wi-Fi

  1. Go to Configuration->Network->WiFi
The Wi-Fi menu item has the tab of Wi-Fi settings. The Wi-Fi feature allows a camera to connect to a network wirelessly. Below is a screenshot of the Wi-Fi tab.

Explanation

  1. Enable: This checkbox allows the user to enable Wi-Fi functionality. 
  2. Add SSID: This button allows the user to manually enter an SSID. 
  3. Search SSID: This button allows the user to search for more SSIDs.
Info
🧙Tips: If the camera does not have Wi-Fi functionality, there will be a notification: The device does not support this feature.

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