Unable to connect IP camera to Wi-Fi Solved

Question

Hello,

I just got a D-link DCS 5300G IP camera.
I plugged it into the "CLUBINTERNET.BOX" modem router with an RJ45 cord. So far so good, it is recognized at the IP address 192.168.1.4.
But where it gets complicated is for the Wi-Fi recognition without the RJ45 connection.
Does anyone have the solution??

ThanksConfiguration: Windows XP
Firefox 2.0.0.3

raoulluis · Accepted Answer

Generally, devices need to have:

either a fixed IP address compatible with the address subnet of your router (usually it is often 192.168.1.0 ..... 192.168.1.254)
or a dynamic address (DHCP) that is given dynamically by the router to the camera .... The disadvantage of DHCP for a camera .... is that the address will change all the time ..... not practical if you want to connect to it regularly, especially remotely, from the office

What happens with a wired connection is identical to what happens with Powerline Communication (PLC) or Wi-Fi. The only difference: with Wi-Fi, to connect you generally have to enter an encryption key (WPA), so:

1) Identify the address ranges on the router, the available fixed IP addresses
2) Connect to the camera via an Ethernet cable. The camera usually has a default fixed IP address (in the manual), modify it or check the "DHCP" option.
3) Take this opportunity to enter the WPA key of the Wi-Fi and the SSID name of your access point ..... it's now or never, otherwise it won't work on Wi-Fi ...
4) Save, and disconnect from the wired connection.

The camera should connect to the access point by itself. Remember to optimize the image size and compression to avoid saturating your network during viewing or recording.

Best regards

tifi · Answer

Hello. I received a "Tenvis" JPT3815 IP camera
I can find it and see the image over Ethernet.
There is a mountain of settings to adjust and I'm a bit lost. My goal is to start the wireless.

Allias setting: IP Camera

Basic network setting: IP from DHCP server. I entered a MAC filter on my Neufbox to obtain the same address.
I also defined a port.

Wireless lan setting: The scan does not work
using Wireless lan is checked. The SSID, encryption type, and password of my box are entered.

ADSL settings: I'm lost! What is it for?
UPnP settings: I'm lost too. I don't know what it might be useful for
DDNS Service Settings: Unknown and set to "none"
Mail service settings: I think it's for sending alerts.... Not configured
FTP services settings: That must be the remote command but with a Neufbox it's impossible. (No fixed IP)
Alarm Service Settings: Method for sending an alarm, but I'm not there yet.

For now, this camera works poorly. It absolutely needs a cable and that bothers me.
If you could help me get the wifi started, that would be great. I'm saying this because my box does not detect it even though it's 50 cm away.
Thanks and sorry for this long rant.

tifi · Answer

Bumping the post... I found my camera that doesn't work at the bottom of a box. I got back to it. The Wi-Fi has been out of order since birth, I think. It has never worked. Yet in WPA (AES) it detects my Neuf box. But if I disconnect the Ethernet, the wireless doesn't start. Maybe I need to tinker with the uPHP. I'll take a look. Given the interest in this thread, I'll try to finalize it.

Unable to connect IP camera to Wi-Fi

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