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What should I do if my camera frequently disconnects?
Step 1: Optimize Camera Position & Power
--Check Installation Position:
Indoor Cameras: It is recommended to place the camera within 5 meters (16 feet) of the router, avoiding obstacles like thick walls or metal cabinets.
Outdoor Cameras: It is recommended to place the camera within 8 meters (26 feet) of the router, and ensure the antenna (if any) is oriented towards the router.
--Verify Power Source:
Battery Cameras: Check if the battery level is sufficient. Try using a different charging cable or solar panel for testing. Please note that low temperatures can significantly reduce battery life.
Plug-in Cameras: Confirm the power cord and adapter are working. Try using a different power cord and adapter set to rule out poor contact.
Step 2: Restart Your Network Equipment
--Restart Router & Modem: Unplug the power of your router, wait for 30 seconds, then plug them back in. This clears temporary caches and resets the network connection.
--Wait for Full Reboot: After restarting, allow 2-3 minutes for your network to fully restore before checking if the camera connection stabilizes.
Step 3: Improve Wi-Fi Environment
--Test with a Different Network: Try connecting the camera to another network, such as a 2.4GHz mobile hotspot from your phone. If the connection remains stable, the issue likely lies with your main home network.
--Check Router Settings: Access your router's admin panel. Ensure features like IP Address Reservation/MAC Filtering are not blocking the camera.
Step 4: Reset & Reconfigure the Camera If the above steps don't help, refresh the camera's network configuration:
--Perform a Factory Reset: Hold the camera's Reset button for about 10-15 seconds until you hear a prompt or the indicator light flashes.
--Re-setup the Device: Set up the camera as a new device by scanning the QR code again and completing the network configuration.
Step 5: Update Firmware Outdated firmware can cause compatibility issues: -
-In the app, go to Camera Settings > Device Information. Check the Firmware Version line. If there is a red dot notification, tap it and update the camera firmware.
--Restart the camera after updating and test the connection stability.
If the issue persists, please prepare your camera model, SN numbe, and order number, and seek assistance from the APP - > Support Center.
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