With embedded operating systems, such as early warning systems. We are a professional manufacturer of IP camerasĪnd are committed to digital video processing, audio and video CODEC's image processing and biometrics technology application The att router did not assign a static address even tho I selected the setting to 'fixed IP' it wouldn't work. Solution was to set up the camera separately on PC first to assign an IP address. If anyone knows what this could be id appreciate any help. I'm not sure what I've set up wrong there's no other instructions with the camera I'm thinking it's something to do with the router settings att.net dns suffix or something? I have no clue. Then I can eventually search again for the camera and it eventually finds it. After I close the browser it takes a few moments and the Internet connection comes back. Not just on my computer but the wireless network loses internet connection. Port is set to something like 800.Īs soon as I try opening the camera in a browser with the IP address, the browser says it can't open the page due to no connection, and my internet connection from the wireless router is lost. The subnet, dns, and gateway numbers all match exactly. I have the IP configuration right, the IP for the router (left side in search window) is matching the camera IP (right side) with the exception of the last number. And sometimes it shows up and then goes away in a few seconds. I say eventually because it often takes a couple minutes. When I run the search executable from wanscam, it will find the camera eventually.

If anyone is familiar with these cameras I would appreciate any help.Ĭamera plugged in to att wireless router. Now I tried to set it up on this and it's not working correctly. A year ago I switched to att dsl network.

I had it working on my old network at home. Ok I haven't posted much but I have a connection issue with a wanscam IP camera I bought a few years ago.

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