How do you view your camera away from home
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How do you view your camera away from home
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Hi NC450 how are you viewing your cameras away from your home I can't and I can't find a way to either I can when I'm home on my home WIFI but it's a bit pointless as I can use my own eyes I bought it to view our dogs when we're out but I'm pulling my hair out trying to get it to work please someone help me many many thanks b
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Hi NC450 how are you viewing your cameras away from your home I can't and I can't find a way to either I can when I'm home on my home WIFI but it's a bit pointless as I can use my own eyes I bought it to view our dogs when we're out but I'm pulling my hair out trying to get it to work please someone help me many many thanks b
Re:How do you view your camera away from home
When I set up my NC 450 on my Ipad with IPCam (cam) plugged into router (modem, gateway, ppl call it different names). I had the option to select Wireless. Once that set up finished, I unplugged cam from PC. Works well.
If that option is missing from your phone or tablet, try this.
Using your PC, log into your camera via the YOUR link. Mine is http://192.168.1.XX.
The XX identifies my camera on my network.
You must log in using the admin user name and password you set up.
Do not worry if you do not see a Live View, more on that below.
1. Left side column, select Advanced.
2. Dropdown menu, select Wireless Connection.
Go here if you do not know the IP address of your cam: http://www.tp-link.com/us/faq-798.html
To view on PC: I am using Safari on my Windows 7 PC. In order to view any of these IPCams (I have NC230 and NC450),
you need to visit this page*. You will see Browser Plug Ins for Safari and Internet Explorer (IE). I did not try IE because I hate it. I do not know why NC450 does not have this Web Plugin section.
(*) http://www.tp-link.com/us/download/TL-NC250.html#Web_Plugin
1. Make sure you select the Operating System that you want to use on.
2. For me, I selected http://static.tp-link.com/res/down/soft/TL-NC250_Windows_plugin(IE_x86).zip
3. Yes, you will need to run the downloaded file and restart your browser. Again, I did not test IE.
Link to our NC450 IPCam: http://www.tp-link.com/us/download/TL-NC450.html
Other areas to find support: http://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faqs
[SIZE=4]Hope this helps. I also hope I didn't leave out any steps. I will login tomorrow to see if there are any more questions. I am new at this, too. :rolleyes:
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If that option is missing from your phone or tablet, try this.
Using your PC, log into your camera via the YOUR link. Mine is http://192.168.1.XX.
The XX identifies my camera on my network.
You must log in using the admin user name and password you set up.
Do not worry if you do not see a Live View, more on that below.
1. Left side column, select Advanced.
2. Dropdown menu, select Wireless Connection.
Go here if you do not know the IP address of your cam: http://www.tp-link.com/us/faq-798.html
To view on PC: I am using Safari on my Windows 7 PC. In order to view any of these IPCams (I have NC230 and NC450),
you need to visit this page*. You will see Browser Plug Ins for Safari and Internet Explorer (IE). I did not try IE because I hate it. I do not know why NC450 does not have this Web Plugin section.
(*) http://www.tp-link.com/us/download/TL-NC250.html#Web_Plugin
1. Make sure you select the Operating System that you want to use on.
2. For me, I selected http://static.tp-link.com/res/down/soft/TL-NC250_Windows_plugin(IE_x86).zip
3. Yes, you will need to run the downloaded file and restart your browser. Again, I did not test IE.
Link to our NC450 IPCam: http://www.tp-link.com/us/download/TL-NC450.html
Other areas to find support: http://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faqs
[SIZE=4]Hope this helps. I also hope I didn't leave out any steps. I will login tomorrow to see if there are any more questions. I am new at this, too. :rolleyes:
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