Sign out of the app and sign back in. Try adding via Wireless Device again. Zmodo appears to use a proprietary video stream or format, and according to Zmodo support it doesnt support RTSP or ONVIF. Whichever method produces the highest bit rate, and therefore the largest files, will be the best quality. If the camera is still not found it might not be on the WiFi Network your phone is on. Try other 2.4 wifi networks if available.ģ.Reboot the router and keep an eye on the indicator light of the camera. It should go to green while the router is rebooting. If it does not it is not on that router.Ĥ. IPCT+ Blue Illuminated Cloud Bluish Iris Updates IPCT DDNS Focal Sight Calculator Hardly Running Space Calculator Hikvision PW Reset Tool IP Address Lookup Open Port Checker Speed Testing Uptime Watchdog. Reboot the camera and wait for it to go solid blue again, then try the set up method above.Ģ. Bought Blue Iris My Serialize IP Cameras Installation & Tools Blue Rear Support. 3.Reboot the router and keep an eye on the indicator light of the camera.
Try other 2.4 wifi networks if available. If the camera is still not found it might not be on the WiFi Network your phone is on. If the status/indicator light on the wireless camera/s is solid blue, it means the camera has connected to a WiFi network.Ĭonnect your smartphone to your home WiFi network (make sure it’s the 2.4 if you have 2 different wifi networks). On the upper right corner, tap the plus sign (+) and select "Wireless Device and Smart Kit". Choose "Wireless Device". The app will search for Zmodo devices that are connected to the network your phone is on. You should see a page that has “Devices on LAN”. This should list the camera/s that are solid blue, just tap the plus sign (+) to add a camera to your account. If there are multiple cameras, this may take several tries to get all of your cameras added to your account.ġ. Reboot the camera and wait for it to go solid blue again, then try the set up method above.
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