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Using your camera with a Wi-Fi wireless network
Setting up a network profile
Depending on the settings for a given Wi-Fi wireless network, you may need to create
a network profile on the camera to be able to detect, then connect to it. For example,
if the network is not broadcasting its SSID, or network name, the network does not
appear as an available network on the camera. However, if you know the SSID and
other information about the network, you can manually create a profile on the camera
that will allow your camera to detect and connect to the network.
NOTE: When you connect to a secure network, designated by a padlock,
, or if you connect to a
network more than once, a profile containing the network settings is automatically created and
stored on your camera.
1
In View
, press the Menu button, then select Setup.
2
Select Wireless
, then select Profiled Networks.
3
Select Add Network Profile.
4
Select and change settings to match the network to which you want to connect,
including the SSID, Security, and other settings, as appropriate.
NOTE: In an Infrastructure network, you can usually view the network settings with the software
program included with the router. See the router documentation for details.
You can also choose a connect mode to determine the behavior of the camera
each time the Wi-Fi card (may be sold separately) is deployed:
Auto
(default)—The camera scans for available networks. If the SSID and settings
of an available network match the SSID and settings of a network profile on the
camera, the camera automatically connects.
Prompt
—The camera scans for available networks. If the SSID and settings of an
available network match the SSID and settings of a network profile on the camera,
you are prompted to allow or deny the connection.