I have two cameras (both on WiFi). Both can be viewed just fine using my phone. Only one can be viewed through the LAN... puzzling. Ideas?
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If one camera is a C801 and the other a C601, The C801 will be visible in the C601 ( @ 640x400 ) but not the other way around. Why? I don't know but that's how it is here. Try adding the C801 to the web interface on the C601 and see if you can see it? You should be able to see it but you won't be able to control it. To control and see both you need to download the IP SUPERCAMERA CLIENT from VSTARCAM.com. (Go Here = http://cd.gocam.so/index_en.html )Pick the one that looks like either and set it up. I did and it sees both and I can control all of them with this software. I'm sure you've noticed the physical characteristics being quite similar except for the name... Left clicking once on the video of each camera, once configured, you should see a control panel which allows zooming and other functions as well. Best of luck to you ! This should work for you.
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Never had that problem. Make sure your first set your mobile device to airplane mode (i.e. no other conflicting connections possible), then set the network connection to the camera. That is the only way I know everything works properly.
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All our cameras are plug and play . The difference is that you don't need to configure any DDNS , TCP/IP .. for the remote viewing on PC, Smartphone . Just download our free app "Anyscene" , then enter the camera's UID and login password , then tap to view the camera's live at anywhere--------anytime.
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I have an Iphone and can see within my LAN. Setting the WAN...good luck. I do not know about an Android phone
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Well, hard to answer. If you're in your local network with a wifi connexion, your can browse the 9100A web page, then you get the view. But outside this inner network, over the internet, I don't know how it could work. Bye
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You may need to tell your router to PORT FORWARD to your IP Camera on whatever PORT it is setup to use (default is 80).I also found that unless the computer your trying to FTP an image to MUST be on the same subnet as the camera.
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These answers are wrong. You do not need internet access and can view the cameras using local (LAN) IP addresses.
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Yes can can see the camera images from work using 3g/4g or any wi-fi. You only need to download another app for that (free)...there are some delay but it is acceptable.
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You can watch the camera on wifi- and I believe you can set up motion detection recording if you like. Actually viewing the cameras works much more efficiently on android or iOS platforms. I have both. They do make a decice that allows you to record up to 4 cameras onto an external hard drive. I don't have that one. The cameras work well for viewing, and the pan tilt works well also.
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These cameras rely on the DVR for mobile access, they are NOT network/IP cameras. I have two connected to a Samsung DVR, I use Samsung mobile app call iPolis to monitor from work.
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You need to make an Ethernet coonection to marry the camera to the wifi system. After they connect, you can disconnect. Some of the newest cameras from this line can power from the Ethernet connection.
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Hi, that is the whole point of this camera, being able to watch from anywhere. Camera just needs to connect to your router wired or wireless wifi (internet service required) and you can watch the camera from a smart phone, tablet or PC from where ever there would be 3G, 4G or Wifi.
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For others with this problem, if you have VOIP phone service, try connecting your network router ahead of the VOIP router. The VOIP router appears to act as a firewall and block network traffic to the camera no matter if you have the ports opened in your network router or not. I used an on line port scanner to help me figure this out. Once I changed positions of the two routers, I was able to access my Panasonic cam from the internet. If the port scanner doesn't say the port is open, then you won't be able to view the cam from the internet until you solve that problem. If the port scanner says the port is open, then the problem is most likely with the camera setup and configuration. For others with this problem, if you have VOIP phone service, try connecting your network router ahead of the VOIP router. The VOIP router appears to act as a firewall and block network traffic to the camera no matter if you have the ports opened in your network router or not. I used an on line port scanner to help me figure this out. Once I changed positions of the two routers, I was able to access my Panasonic cam from the internet. If the port scanner doesn't say the port is open, then you won't be able to view the cam from the internet until you solve that problem. If the port scanner... » Read More For others with this problem, if you have VOIP phone service, try connecting your network router ahead of the VOIP router. The VOIP router appears to act as a firewall and block network traffic to the camera no matter if you have the ports opened in your network router or not. I used an on line port scanner to help me figure this out. Once I changed positions of the two routers, I was able to access my Panasonic cam from the internet. If the port scanner doesn't say the port is open, then you won't be able to view the cam from the internet until you solve that problem. If the port scanner says the port is open, then the problem is most likely with the camera setup and configuration. « Show Less
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The cameras are IP-enabled. So, you just need to have a way to get the IP configured in each phone from your network. For example: You could have one camera on your local network connected via DHCP by Wi-Fi and have the other camera be setup on a specific ip and port in the other city. The critical thing is to make sure nothing in your network connectivity is blocking the IP traffic.
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I'm not sure if this is what you're asking, but as long as the camera is connected to and in range of your Wi-Fi it will work. My Wi-Fi is in the basement and I have cameras on both the first and second floors of the house. You can view it on your phone or computer anywhere in range of the Wi-Fi simply by logging in to the Wi-Fi address of the camera. In order to view it from somewhere outside your Wi-Fi range you will need to do port forwarding. (Port forwarding allows your smart phone or whatever your using to view the camera access to your router) Once that's done you can view the cameras from anywhere in the world as long as the camera is still connected to the Wi-Fi in your house.
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I have often had the app open on my phone as well as simultaneously on my laptop and can view each clearly. Can control the camera with each as well (while both apps open). Hope this helps.
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Hi Jennifer, This is not a wireless camera system. It still need wires to let the whole system work. If you want to do remote view, you need to set up the DDNS. Will that answer your questions? Do you have any other questions? Thank you, and have a nice day : ) Guardian Electronic Service