How do you change your password. I have a new camera and cannot remember my password from 10 years ago?
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Hi Edward, what pw are you looking for? Router access, wifi, viewnetcam login? each cam has his own pw! Luc
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Are you talking about the password associated with the viewnetcam website from panasonic.
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Hi Edward, what pw are you looking for? Router access, wifi, viewnetcam login? each cam has his own pw!Luc
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Unfortunately you'll have to keep trying to remember it because not even the Viewnetcam.com people can help with that. It happened to me a long time ago & I finally got it right. Just think of where your head was 10 years ago. You'll get it.
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There should be a manual factory reset button somewhere on the bottom or back of the camera. Most devices have them. Will be a little hole. Use a paper clip and push it in for 30 seconds or so.
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Unscrew the battery compartment. Remove a battery. Replace battery then battery cover. Journal should open with a press of the large button on front. Once open, top left button should take you through resetting password.
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It should be the same as for unlocking the password: take out the battery for a few seconds, replace & enter a new password at the prompt.
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I'm not sure that this will solve your problem; however, try taking out the batteries and putting them back in, and see if this releases your lock up. If not, customer service will walk you through what to try next. They are very helpful, and stayed on the phone with me through the whole process of fixing when I had my problem. If they can't fix it, you will probably have to send the camera in for repair or replacement. Good luck
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Download the manual from polycom's site... If it was a 'used' product use the same manual to reset the device. Hope you have a PBX you can use that auto configs because if you can't figure out the password you will have a tough time configuring this device.
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If you lose the password, informate sorry there is no way to access. but this is very good article. regards
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Same problem here, I think Sony should send out new camera's I have only had mine for a couple months.I lost my son's wedding pictures.
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1 Power up the camera2 Press and hold the reset switch for two seconds. The reset switch is inside the camera. You must unscrew the entire front of the camera. The switch is right above the micro-SD card slot.In about 30 seconds the system will reboot at factory settings. User and PW = adminThe manual doesn't say what the IP address is, but I suspect it will be assigned automatically by your router. You can set a fixed IP address in the router. This process depends on your specific router. Go into your router to see what the IP address is. You can change the IP address in the camera in Settings. I'm not familiar with how to set 1 Power up the camera2 Press and hold the reset switch for two seconds. The reset switch is inside the camera. You must unscrew the entire front of the camera. The switch is right above the micro-SD card slot.In about 30 seconds the system will reboot at factory settings. User and PW = adminThe manual doesn't say what the IP address is, but I suspect it will be assigned automatically by your router. You can set a fixed IP address in the router. This process depends on your specific router. Go into your router to see what the IP address is. You can change the IP address in... » Read More 1 Power up the camera2 Press and hold the reset switch for two seconds. The reset switch is inside the camera. You must unscrew the entire front of the camera. The switch is right above the micro-SD card slot.In about 30 seconds the system will reboot at factory settings. User and PW = adminThe manual doesn't say what the IP address is, but I suspect it will be assigned automatically by your router. You can set a fixed IP address in the router. This process depends on your specific router. Go into your router to see what the IP address is. You can change the IP address in the camera in Settings. I'm not familiar with how to set « Show Less
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I would think you would just use the password you entered. I hope taking out the battery worked for you.
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All I can think of is you might need to try "rebooting". There is a tiny hole in the bottom of the camera (inside the place where you would screw in a tripod). Try sticking a paper clip in the tiny hole a push for about 5-10 seconds. Mine has frozen before and that resets it. Do that, then try hooking it back up to your computer.
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Hi,unfortunately I lost my camera in a taxi :( but I guess the memory card was class 10. I already ordered a new camera ;)
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If you are talking about what I think you are You can get all the software from their site. I liked it and even prefer it over Microsoft photo managers. You can get it using yours SSN number on the bottom of your camera. its been a long time ago but I believe they explain that on their site http://www.olympusamerica.com/
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My g1w ruined 2 new cards within two weeks. Based on recommendations online I used transcend 32 class 10. The camera locked the cards half full and I couldn't add, delete or format the cards. Spent hours trying various methods. No word back from blackbox as to why this happened. Im returning the camera and not sure if ill take another chance on a new one.
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thanks, Ryan C! my last camera was bought in 2005. and it didn't hold many pics.
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No. I have not found a way. You have to log into the camera through the app.
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If you are refering to the log in password, the default is either 1111 or 1234. not sure witch if you have set your own and forgotten it, then you will need to reset the whole unit.