Hello All,
I preferred to excavate this trend rather starting a new one as it seems to me that the issue I am facing is very similar to the ones exposed here.
I did configure my brand new DCS-5222L yesterday and once this was done I decided to upgrade the firmware because it seemed that it was quite outdated.
I was connected on MyDlink and I started the update process. Of course I noticed the warning that the camera had to be connected to the router with a cable and not wireless. But I believed that the update soft would indicate me when to plug the camera to the router (the configuration process was quite well detailed with some animation so I believed it would be the same for the firmware process). After 15 minutes where nothing was happening I understood that the camera had to be plugged before starting the process. Instead of shutting down the camera I preferred to log off the website to start again. Big mistake!
Since then the camera LED remains red solid.
I have tried the various suggestions by JavaLawyer with no joy...
2 things which surprise me a bit:
- when powering the camera on, it still performs the pan and tilt initiation process
- when I plug the camera to my Macbook ethernet port the indicator turns green on my computer. And it turns red when I unplug the camera from the Mac or when I power it off. So the computer recognizes there is something on the other end of the ethernet cable.
So is there any other suggestion by the forum gurus to solve this issue?
I am not too optimistic to say the least, but it's worth asking anyway.
I have sent a request to D-link through their website. I will see if they respond to me and come back with an interesting suggestion.
Best regards.
@+ Gaël.