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iCam Support / Re: Troubleshooting 101 - iCam & iCamSource Error Messages
« on: September 21, 2010, 12:46:40 PM »
icam-c-u:
On the iPhone, all I receive is a notification indicating that there are no sources to connect to.
The same thing used to appear before (when the program was working) when a) the computer was off and therefore the camera was not in use, or b) when my login and password did not match
Jay:
I am using a LinkSys Wireless N router - this is the same router that the program worked with just a couple days ago. I have not played with any settings (mainly because I do not know how) with the router so figured it should work the same way it did prior to the format.
Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't Auto-Config mainly help the program to work with the 3G network. lol, I am so confused.
When I first set it up, it worked great with wireless. Then, all I did was click Auto-Config and a heading (where the Error message shows) displayed saying "Success", after which the program began to work on both the wireless network and my 3G network.
On the iPhone, all I receive is a notification indicating that there are no sources to connect to.
The same thing used to appear before (when the program was working) when a) the computer was off and therefore the camera was not in use, or b) when my login and password did not match
Jay:
I am using a LinkSys Wireless N router - this is the same router that the program worked with just a couple days ago. I have not played with any settings (mainly because I do not know how) with the router so figured it should work the same way it did prior to the format.
Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't Auto-Config mainly help the program to work with the 3G network. lol, I am so confused.
When I first set it up, it worked great with wireless. Then, all I did was click Auto-Config and a heading (where the Error message shows) displayed saying "Success", after which the program began to work on both the wireless network and my 3G network.