how do you put your ip address in the polaroid 4.3 tablet.
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Basically it is like any other android device. However, I did not input in an iP address. I let it auto configure the ip address. The easiest method is to refer to the online users manual.
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As stated by Rob, your router should automatically assign an IP address. The only thing you should need to do is enter your security key needed to access your WiFi. If you don't know it, look at the bottom of your router.
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http://ez-bridge.com/Products/ezbridgelt.htm That is the same thing. Go to the bottom of the page and their is a quick set up. I would definitely assign some static IPs to these to make sure you can access and configurer them in the future.
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I'm sure the link posted earlier in this thread worked at one time, but Polaroid changed the software page, which is now here:http://www.polaroid.com/mobile-applications/gl10-appsHow long this link will work is anyone's guess. It's pretty amazing, in a WTF (Worse Than Failure) way, that Polaroid decided to go against the expected behavior of EVERY web site on the planet that sells electronics. It's the ONLY web site I've ever seen that does NOT have a link to software / driver for their product right on the product page itself.
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JB, you have to initiate the print process, unlike the old Polaroids. What is great about this is your option to select which ones to print, crop if you'd like, and add borders if you'd like. All this is done via the back screen. Or you can simply just ask it to print.I agree with Stephanie. Buy or recycle an SD card you have to add to memory.
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I am not sure what type of tablet you are using but my Polaroid picked it up automatically. You may have to go on line and download the appropriate driver needed or go to settings and make sure that the correct keyboard has been selected. Try having the keyboard connected before booting the tablet.
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Epson has an app in the Play Store called Epson iPrint. Works great on my Galaxy S4. I am using static IP, not discovery since the printers on not on the same network as the WiFi at work.
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1.Log in to BASIC NETWORK SETTINGS and change HTTP port to 80902.Then login to your router where your camera was configured. Depends what kind of router. Go to their site http.....?3.Find port settings and input 8090 on both inbound/outbound4.Get IP ADDRESS through whatismyipaddress.com5.Must know your camera name and input correct info. Follow steps. You should be able to type your camera name, IP, port, username and pass.
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The player is automatically set to grab an IP address from your network. Just follow instructions that came with the player. If your network is on, the player will lock onto it.
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I started my cameras at Port 9000 and 9001. Just make sure you configure your camera for the same and also have them set your camera to always use the same ip number.
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No but you will need to sign up for a myqsee account or get a dyndns account to track when youre ip changes. Instructions are in the box and online.
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Your cell phone should be connect to the same network with the camera, and then open the Zsight use search or add function, use add on the right corner, click the code to scan the code of the ip camera, thank you.
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They say you can. There are tutorials on it. I haven't done it yet as it requires pointing your ip to a service like no ip or another name service for ips. If you do a search in forums, it's the same as setting up a security camera access point or Remote Desktop service.
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Hey! What works best is to just manually set your IP. I went through all of the restarts, scoured the Internet. Pick your IP....192.168.1.xxx. Your gateway and primary dns are 192.168.1.1. Im pretty good at getting tech gear running and this player just didn't play nice with the wireless!
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You can install all Android applications and change DNS settings. Same like on "regular" Android tablet
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This might help: http://tunsotech.blogspot.com/2010/02/polaroid-pogo-iphone-and-bluetooth.html
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Run "ipconfig /all" at a command prompt and you will se only one Ethernet adapter -- its on the tablet. The doc is just a wiring pass through.
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I would recommend calling their hotline and setting up an appointment on the phone (although you may have to set it up online). It is pretty annoying at first to set it up but they are extremely knowledgeable and helpful once you talk to them. And I may be wrong, but I think the default IP address is different for each unit.