Hi

 

I have 4 Motorola Focus 73 cctv cameras , I set one up via wi-fi with my i-phone and works ok , , but I need to set two up away from my wi-fi signal ( in the farm out buildings )using  a power adapter and see the camera on my pc ,  they are speaking to each other showing all green lights ,but I can not get to see the camera on my pc , is there a different set up to use for seeing the camera on my desktop pc ,the instruction manual is very vague on pc info

 

 

spike

so have you assigned them ip addresses etc?

Hi

 

Thanks for your reply , sorry for the delay in answering ,  not sure what you mean really on that point , when I go into the router set up info ,it is showing LAN ip Address for Camera as 192.168.1.103 and the PC as 192.168.1.183 .

 

tks

 

spike

Edited January 31, 201610 yr by spike1947

Each camera should have its own IP assuming that you have assigned them

So you are accessing the cameras web page, is there not a live view in there?

Each camera should have its own IP assuming that you have assigned them

Hi Peter

 

Thanks for your reply , not sure what you mean , there is a ip address for the camera  as in my above  post ! .

 

 

spike

So you are accessing the cameras web page, is there not a live view in there?

Hi James 

 

Thanks for your reply ,yes I am doing it through Hubble web site that is what the manual said to do , to set up the camera's on my i-phone via  wi-fi to the router  ! , but I am not getting anything on my pc , not really sure what I should do, there was not any drivers for these and none showing on the Motorola web site ! .

 

 

spike

Edited January 31, 201610 yr by spike1947

can you ping the ip's locally and have you tried entering the ip in a web browser?

can you ping the ip's locally and have you tried entering the ip in a web browser?

Hi again James

 

Thanks for your reply , no have not done that , will try when I am back at the farm later .

 

tks

 

spike

Spike Set up each camera locally on your wifi first, make sure each camera has its own IP , for example 192.168.1.103  192.168.1.104 and 192.168.1.105.

Spike Set up each camera locally on your wifi first, make sure each camera has its own IP , for example 192.168.1.103  192.168.1.104 and 192.168.1.105.

Hi Peter

 

Thanks again for all your help , When you say set up each camera , what do you mean !  is it that I power up each Camera and then log into the Router to see if the camera ip address is showing ! .

 

spike