II-d-1 Ethernet Cable
Connect the Ethernet cable with your camera´s Ethernet port. Then plug in the other end of the Ethernet cable to a free LAN port on your internet router.
II-d-2 Router Connect
Connect the cameras network cable to a free LAN port on your internet router. Plug in the power supply to boot-up your camera.
II-d-3 Camera Tool
Start our IP Camera Tool from the Software CD and double click on the name of the camera.
II-d-4 User Login
The default administrator login is User/Password: admin / instar. Our Installation Wizard will lead you through the rest of the installation process.
II-d-5 Video Plugin
You need to install the Adobe Flash Plugin to display your cameras h.264 video stream. You can use to MJPEG Stream in case you are not allowed to install Browser plugins on your machine.
II-d-6 WiFi Antenna
Now attach the WiFi antenna and make sure that the antenna cable is still connected to the WiFi board (see step #3 Here)
II-d-7 WiFi Connection
Access your camera´s WiFi Settings and enter your WiFi information. Save your credentials, unplug the network cable and restart your camera, to connect it to your WiFi network.
II-d-8 Internet Access
You need to Forward a Port inside your router, if you want to access your camera over it´s DDNS Address from the internet. Alternatively, you can use the P2P User ID to access your camera with our smartphone app (see Step 13 below).
II-d-9 DDNS Access
Now you can enter your camera´s DDNS information to our free Windows Phone, Windows Metro, Android, iPhone, iPad or Blackberry App.
II-d-10 P2P Access
If you cannot open a port for camera´s DDNS service, you can still use the POINT-2-POINT SERVICE instead with our Windows Phone, Windows Metro, Android, iPhone, iPad or Blackberry App.
II-d-11 Reassemble
Fasten the mainboard slide and use the 4 screws to mount the back plate back onto your camera casing. Screw the wall mount to the back of the camera.
II-d-12 Final Installation
Install your camera and plug in the power supply. The camera should automatically reconnect itself to your WiFi network.