26
–
Special case:
a list of cameras and
"zero" next to UID appear instead of
the camera image.
This means that transfer of camera data
to the smartphone is not working. You
then need to register the camera to the
smartphone manually. Proceed as
described in "6.1.1 Registering the
camera to the smartphone using a QR
code" on page 27 .
5.4 Connecting the baby
monitor to your WLAN
router
1. Tap the green SETTING button.
2. Enter the password "12345678" for the
camera.
3. Confirm entry of the password with
OK
.
– A pop-up menu opens.
4. Select
Join Home AP
.
The WLAN (Wi-Fi) networks in your
vicinity now appear.
5. Select your router.
A pop-up menu appears.
6. Enter the password for your WLAN (Wi-
Fi) router. The password is generally on a
label on the router.
Note:
the baby monitor/WLAN router
connection generally only works if the
password for the router consists
exclusively of letters and numbers. If the
router password contains other symbols,
such as "#$%^&" for example, you need
to change it to a combination of letters
and numbers beforehand.
7. Tap
Connect
.
The message that the camera has now
been registered to your router appears.
8. Slide Link/pairing selector switch
to
LINK
.
lights red. The camera
is initialized. It takes a few minutes for
the camera to be set completely.
9. Wait until indicator LED
lights green.
10.Tap
OK
.
5.5 Making the connection
wirelessly
Once the camera is correctly registered to
the smartphone, the "NUK Multi" app will
automatically search for the most
convenient connection.
If the smartphone is located within range of
your WLAN (Wi-Fi) router to which it has
