Remark:
If a large warning screen
appears, there might be
an IP conflict with the IP address of this camera. Check
whether all IP addresses are unique or set all devices to
"DHCP" to prevent any problems. Adjusting the stream
may also help, because it might be an incorrect match
between the camera and recorder. Choose from: main
stream + sub stream, main stream or sub stream (see right screen of linking cameras
manually. Choose the correct camera). You might also have chosen an incorrect oper-
ating mode. In this case, go to Settings – Device – Device Info, select "Stream Type"
and adjust it.
Port setup:
The default port setting is port 36000 which must be set to obtain the image from the
camera. When this port doesn't match with the camera, you may change the port
number in the recorder (see right screen of linking cameras manually. Choose the
correct camera).
Loss of connection:
If the connection of a camera with the WiFi network is disrupted or lost for any reason,
the recorder won't be able to record images. When the camera regains contact with the
router, the IP address might have changed. This happens because the router assigns IP
addresses automatically. If this is the case, the image won't return. You'll then have to
manually search for the IP address of the camera. The old IP address may be removed
and the new one added to the actual list. The image will then re-appear. The change in
IP address upon loosing the connection won't normally occur, but it could happen due
to external errors or overload of the network. We recommend you to regularly check the
connection.
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