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		The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => IP Cameras => DCS-5010L => Topic started by: navsail2000 on May 20, 2015, 02:37:50 AM
		
			
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				Apologies as this seems to have been covered before but my issues don't seem to be covered. I get as far as getting the green light and searching for camera but no camera is found. One clue might be that the camera is plugged into a D Link ethernet router. The data light flashes but the status light is orange when all other ports are green
 
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				Is this the first time you're using/setting up the DCS-5010L?
			
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				Yes, I have not managed to get it working yet.
			
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				What D-Link router do you own?
 
 - Press and hold the button on the rear of the camera until the blue light turns on.
- Log into your router web UI and navigate to the network section.  You should see the DCS-5010L listed in the connected device table.
 
 I also recommend downloading the latest version of the Setup Wizard here: https://www.mydlink.com/download
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				Firstly, I really appreciate you getting back.
 
 Taking your instructions in order:
 
 When I press and hold the reset biutton, the blue light never turns but it does when I trelease the button the follwing sequence happens:
 red light
 then red and blue
 then red and blue flash
 then they both go out
 then the red light come on
 then the red turns green
 
 My router is a D Link DGS 1005D
 
 The router web UI is a bit of a mystery to me but I followed instructions and put in my deafualt gateway 192.168.2.1 into my web browser.
 
 I then get a page that seems to be dedicated to my Belkin WiFi router so I guess I am doing something wrong.
 
 Does this mean anything to you. Sorry for my ignorance!
 
 
 
 
 
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				FYI, the DGS 1005D is not a router, rather a network switch.  ;)
			
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				Did you download the latest version of the setup wizard and try running it?
			
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				Yes 
			
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				. . . And what happened?
			
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				I got the same results as every other way I have tried it. That applies also to the version that the D link support portal also sent. It is also the same if I try to do it via the mobile phone method.
			
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 Is there any merit in pursuing why I was unsuccessful in identifying the network devices as you instructed? I tried using the Windows 8 control panel View network computers and devices but the camera didn't show up there although everything else on my network did.
 
 The only thing that I haven't done that I have been told to is to install the latest firmware but doesn't the pc have to be able to see the camera to do that?
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				I have had a breakthrough!! Plugging the camera directly into my Belkin Wi Fi router and not via the D Link switch has found the camera. 
 
 Thanks for your help.
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				What model is the D-Link switch?  ???
			
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				It is a D Link DGS 1005D. 
			
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				Hmm...shouldn't be any problems with this switch, unless there maybe some incompatibility between them. Well sounds like for now, you have found the work around. 
			
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				Just to add that when the camera was plugged into the switch the data light flickered but the status light was orange when all the other channels were green. I also tried swapping round the channels and the orange light moved with the camera connection.
 
 Everything seems to be working fine and I am very happy with it.
 
 Thanks again for the help.
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				Seems like maybe a handshake issue between the camera and switch. You may want to contact D-link about his and mention this to the switch and camera group at some point. 
 
 Enjoy for now.  ;)
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				Just to add that when the camera was plugged into the switch the data light flickered but the status light was orange when all the other channels were green. I also tried swapping round the channels and the orange light moved with the camera connection.
 
 Everything seems to be working fine and I am very happy with it.
 
 Thanks again for the help.
 
 
 Now that you can successfully configure the camera via wired.  You should be able to manually setup wireless using the DCS-5010L web UI, disconnect the wired connection, and start using wireless.