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FAQs: WiFi of IP Camera

How can I set up my security camera to connect to WiFi?

Follow these detailed steps to connect your camera to a WiFi network:

1. Connect the Camera to Your Router

  1. Use a LAN cable to connect your camera directly to your router.
  2. Ensure the router is powered on and properly connected to the internet.

2. Search for the Camera via Device Manager

  1. Open the Device Manager tool on your computer.
  2. Search for your camera in the device list.
  3. Once detected, configure the WiFi settings by entering your WiFi network's SSID and password.

3. Validate the WiFi Password

  1. Ensure the WiFi password contains only English letters and numbers. Avoid using special characters or spaces in the password to ensure compatibility with the camera.

4. Validate the WiFi Connection

  1. After entering the WiFi details, click save to make your camera connected to the WiFi.
  2. Unplug the LAN cable from the camera, Power OFF and then power ON the camera to apply the WiFi settings.
  3. Wait for the camera to reconnect to the WiFi network.

5. Verify the Wireless Connection

  1. Once the camera is connected to WiFi, you can use it wirelessly.
  2. To access the camera conveniently, scan the QR code provided in the camera's interface using the AView app.

Additional Tips

  1. Ensure your router's WiFi signal is strong and stable in the location where the camera will be installed.
  2. If the camera fails to connect to WiFi, double-check the SSID and password entered during setup.
  3. Make sure the router operates on a compatible frequency (e.g., 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz, depending on your camera's specifications).
By following these steps, you can ensure a secure and reliable WiFi connection for your camera.

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