Configuration of your NC1000-W10 camera
requires your setting in your Wireless access point o match your
IP camera settings.The following example is that of a D Link
Wireless access point.
If you are having trouble connecting your NC1000-W10 with your
wireless access point, then please follow these steps before
contacting our tech support:
1: Using the Pinhole in the front of the camera, (While
powered) hold a pin in the hole for between 5 and ten seconds.
This will reset the camera to default settings.
2: Connect the camera to your access point using a standard
ethernet CAT5 cable (The blue one that was supplied with the
camera)
3: Power up the camera (Or remove power and then reinstate if
the camera was already powered)
4: Open IPedit.exe
5: The camera should now be visible in the left of the IPedit
window
6: Click on the camera in the list, and the details should
appear in the right fields. (These details will be default and are
not likely to match your network).
7: Change the IP, Netmask, and Gateway to match your network
and click SUBMIT.
8: Click the Update button after 30 seconds or so, and the new
details should appear in the camera list.
9: Open an Internet Explorer browser, and type the address of
the camera http://192.168.xxx.xxx
10: At this point you should be connected to the camera, and
the image should be from your camera.
11: If at this point you do not get a reply from the camera,
and IPedit still shows the new address details, then raise a
support query on our database.
12: If you now have the camera displaying correctly, the
following steps should help get the WLAN operating correctly.
13: Disable security on your access point (Access control - if
you use it, and WEP)
14: On the Camera configuration menu, select Network, and
complete the WLAN IP details as below (Using IP numbers that match
your network:
15: Remembering to click SAVE before the next step, select
Wireless from the side menu, and complete the SSID field (Ensuring
that you match the SSID that is in your router - Case sensitive) -
Do NOT enter a WEP key at this time.
16: Again, ensure that you click SET before leaving this
screen.
17: Now reboot the camera.
18: After a short while 30 seconds or so, the WLAN light should
begin to flash, and you should be able to connect on the WLAN IP
address without the cable installed.
19: Now we need to set up WEP.
Ensuring that your WEP key matches that of your Router, you
need to set up the WEP key in the camera, and then the router. For
this example we will use a 64bit WEP key in HEX - 12 34 55 43 21
20: Log on to the camera from the browser again, and select the
Wireless menu, this time entering the WEP key and ensuring the
radio button is pointing to the correct key:
21: Again, ensure that you click SET before leaving this
screen.
22: Now on your router/access point, enter the WEP key, and
ensure that the 'Shared key' option is selected if appropriate to
your router:
23: Now reboot both the camera and the router (Router first and
wait until it is back on line before rebooting the camera).
24: The camera should now connect to the router on WLAN.
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