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Bonjour à tous, et merci pour toute les infos de votre blog.
 
J' ai fait l acquisition d'une Heden VisionCam Caméra IP sans fil V 2.2 Noir.
Je l'utilise sur un Iphone et après avoir testé plusieurs applications je n'en pas pas trouvé une qui me permettais d'activer et de désactiver la vision de nuit.
L'interface web n'est pas pratique sur l'iphone et j'aimerai bien utiliser une ligne html comme pour la foscam (en page une du forum)  
Quelqu'un pourrait-il m'aider? c'est le seul truc que je n'arrive pas à commander via Foscam surveillance Pro pour iphone.
 
Merci de votre aide  
 
André

Salut,
Je n'ai jamais réussi non plus, avec mes deux Tenvis, à avoir de vidéo avec IE, uniquement avec FireFox et Chrome.  
Pourtant, j'ai désinstallé et réinstallé l'activeX, mais rien à faire.
Je me suis donc résigné.
Par contre WebcamXP est un logiciel sympa qui te permet de ne plus utiliser de navigateur...

 
Salut db77, je viens d'acheter une camera IP Home Confort ELASA CAM-I45FN (version noire) et c'est vrai que l'interface est austère et il y a pas mal d'options payantes Pourrais tu me dire comment tu as réussis à flasher cette caméra avec le firmware de FOSCAM ? via IP Camera Tool ? Les identifiants par défaut (admin / admin) ne fonctionnent pas sur la mienne ...
 
Merci d'avance pour ces infos

Salut winphoenix,
 
Je l'ai flashée avec CURL mais auparavant il faut arriver à "choper" ses paramètres en ouvrant la vue de la caméra chez HC en grand et en faisant clic droit sur l'image copier l'adresse et la coller dans le bloc note. Tu vois aller l'adresse IP, le port, le login et le mot de passe qui vont servir lors des commandes CURL. Une fois ces infos récupérées, il faut quitter la page HC et passer sous DOS pour saisir les commandes permettant de flasher le firmware puis le webui. Exemple :
curl –u admin:Mot_de_passe –F file=@lr_cmos_11_37_2_52.bin "http://Adresse_ip:Port/upgrade_firmware.cgi"
curl –u admin:Mot_de_passe "http://Adresse_ip:Port/reboot.cgi"
curl –u admin:Mot_de_passe –F file=@2.4.10.6.bin "http://Adresse_ip:Port/upgrade_htmls.cgi"
 
Bonne chance.

Ouaw merci pour cette réponse éclair j'ai bien réussi à récupérer le mot de passe, c'est obligatoire le flash avec la commande CURL ? ou avec IP Camera Tool ca peut marcher ? Car l'interface d'upgrade firmware est assez intuitive sur ce logiciel

Si je prend celle ci :
 

http://www.pcafrance.com/produit.php?PDT_ID=5214
ref CAMHP7IPWI
 
Est-il possible de l'alimenter en POE?

Si je suis passé par curl c'est parce que je n'ai pas réussi avec IP Cam Tools mais tu peux essayer.

 
Merci beaucoup pour tes explications Finalement moi ca a marché via IP Camera Tools et tout fonctionne nickel avec la derniere version du firmware, puis niveau FPS c'est le jour et la nuit j'étais à 5 Fps sous Home Confort, la je dois être a 15fps voir 20 et on peut enregistrer en local c'est nickel

Des guides pour les Foscam
 
http://assistance.casabill.com/ind [...] tep/View/3

Content que cela ait fonctionné pour toi...
Tu as eu de la chance ou alors je n'en ai pas eu car à chaque fois que je rentrais l'adresse IP, le port, et Cie dans les paramètres de la caméra, IP Cam Tools rebootait la caméra et ça bouclait, il fallait remettre les paramètres, ça rebootait... Du coup je suis passé par CURL.

Salut,
je galère un peu avec le wifi sur me Freebox
 
la box propose comme chiffrement:
WPA : PSK
WPA : PSK/TKIP
WPA : PSK/CCMP
 
WPA2 : PSK
WPA2 : PSK/TKIP
WPA2 : PSK/AES
 
la cam (Foscam FI8910W) propose
WPA : TKIP
WPA : AES
 
WPA2 : AES
WPA2 : TKIP/AES
 
Je pense que le mieux est WPA2 mais il n'y a rien qui match entre les 2 appareils.
 
Comment faut-il faire pour bien faire svp?

Bonsoir

=>sur ta Freebox mets du WPA2 en PSK/AES

=> sur ta cam choisis WPA2 en TKIP/AES

basta

et pour la p'tite histoire:
PSK veut dire Pre-Shared Key

mais sincèrement, ce genre de question devraient être posé dans la section "réseau" ...

 
Merci Paillassou
 
j'avais déjà tenté plusieurs config et ça ne fonctionnait pas donc je partais sur la piste d'un disfonctionnement de la cam
ça ne fonctionne toujours pas d'ailleurs.
j'ai tenté  TKIP/AES et AES mais jamais la cam ne se connecte (je vois pourtant bien le réseau quand je scan)
j'ai retapé 15X le mdp également
la box est en DHCP sur une plage et j'ai mis une IP fixe sur la cam en dehors de cette plage
 
Je tente sur le forum réseau mais j'y crois pas trop    

comme prévu, 0 réponse sur le topic réseau:
http://forum.hardware.fr/forum2.ph [...] w=0&nojs=0
 
qqun pourrait-il me donner la bonne config WIFI entre la caméra et une Freebox revolution svp    
 
a soir que si je passe en WPA (sans le 2 ça fonctionne) mais bon j'ai le sentiment d'y perdre en sécurité

c'est quoi comme cam ? et surtout quel version firmware ?

c'est la FI8910W version de firmware: 11.37.2.49
 
par contre maintenant ça fonctionne (j'ai tout essayé jusqu'à revenir au point de départ et ça marche)
 
Il y a un firmware plus récent?

en fait ça ne fonctionne de façon occasionnelle
la plupart du temps j'attends pendant un heure et la connexion n'est toujours pas établie
parfois la connexion se fait mais il faut attendre très très longtemps

ce matin la cam a mis 5 bonnes heures pour se connecter au wifi.
il y a une soluce pour éviter ce problème?

OUI...

une 1ère idée:

regarder sur foscam.com s'il n'y a pas une m.a.j de firmware
avec ta référence EXACTE de Cam.

ne rien faire si tu n'es pas sûr...

et surtout, toujours faire la maj de firmware avec la caméra IP connectée en filaire (jamais en wifi)

une 2ème idée:
tourner ta FREEBOX par pas de 30° et refaire des tests
OU
surélever légèrement ta FREEBOX (en 1cm et 6cm ... longueur d'onde wifi)
OU
tourner l'antenne de ta camIP par pas de 30° et refaire des tests
(amélioration de la propagation des ondes électromagnétiques - wifi - dans ton propre logement)

éloigner de ton gros appareils électroménager

bon courage

Please also see this:
 
http://foscam.us/forum/post15934.html#p15934
 
Don

 
actuellement il y a 50cm entre la box et la caméra avec aucun obstacle et aucun appareil électroménager donc je ne pense pas qui soit nécessaire d'essayer d'améliorer le signal, si?

 
j'ai regardé tout ça:
 
Generally, there are 5 things that can cause these issues:
 
1) static IP addresses that have been assigned and created correctly -> OK
2) disable UPnP -> OK
3) That there is no wireless contention -> OK
4) If you have FTP uploads enabled -> OK (it's disabled)
5) 3rd party applications -> OK (none)
 
tiens d'ailleurs elle vient de se connecter (ça faisait 10 minutes que j'attendais cette fois)

Ah et aussi c'est dommage que le scheduler ne soit pas mémorisé quand on le 'disable'

For testing. Have you tried getting more distance between the box and the camera?

In some cases, when the camera is in wireless mode and very close to the wireless Router/AP, it can cause issues as well.

Don

 
now camera is at 5m and there is a wall between the router and the camera
allready 15 minutes and no connection    

Your response to my initial link here. Which had much to read. Was exceptionally fast.
 
This leads me to believe, that it's very possible that you did NOT take the time to look at this link. Which was also contained there:
 
http://foscam.us/forum/reboot-prob [...] tml#p10558
 
If the above link and my initial link here, also does not help your situation. In your case. I would contact your seller to see what they suggest to do next. Which may include, replacing your camera.
 
Don

 
don't need a lot of time to verify this 5 points    
 
 
J'ai lancé un ping à 17h05
while true;date;do ping -c 1 192.168.0.50; sleep 60; done
mardi 12 novembre 2013, 17:05:42 (UTC+0100)
PING 192.168.0.50 (192.168.0.50) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 192.168.0.50: icmp_req=1 ttl=64 time=3.05 ms
 
puis j'ai débranché la caméra:
mardi 12 novembre 2013, 17:07:52 (UTC+0100)
PING 192.168.0.50 (192.168.0.50) 56(84) bytes of data.
From 192.168.0.11 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable
 
je l'ai aussitôt rebranchée dans une autre pièce
 
le premier ping OK à 17h38
mardi 12 novembre 2013, 17:38:19 (UTC+0100)
PING 192.168.0.50 (192.168.0.50) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 192.168.0.50: icmp_req=1 ttl=64 time=10.4 ms
 
donc 30 minutes pour rétablir la connexion cette fois

Since you feel, that you have diligently read and verified the points in the link(s), which I have provided here. I would contact your seller, to see what they suggest to do next. Which may include, replacing your camera.
 
Please re-verify. That in fact, your static IP Address for the camera is setup like this ("Which again, is a link contained in the original like which I posted here" ):
 
http://foscam.us/forum/a-how-to-as [...] tml#p15283
 
You also make no mention on IF you have any Ethernet switches/bridges or wireless extenders in your local network, which could be contributing to this issue?
 
Have you verified that the local IP Address you have assigned to the camera ("Using the cameras configuration to do so and NOT the Router/AP" ) is not possibly being used by another device, in your local network as well?
 
Do you have some Router/AP configuration logic, that is STILL trying to assign the IP Address of the camera, based on MAC Address, still in place?
 
IMHO. I would not be focusing on ping times for this issue. If wireless data packets are being retransmitted often. It's possible that ping times could be OK, since ping requests, don't have much data contained, in them.
 
Don

it's the same configuration except gateway and DNS (gateway=my router IP, DNS=212.27.40.240 = my provider DNS)
 

I have nothing of that
 

no conflit possible. There is just 1 computer x.x.x.11 and the webcam x.x.x.50 on my LAN
 

No, it's a redirection base on IP
I have no other redirection configured, just the cam  
(I have no problem to access the cam from internet)
 

I'm not focusing on ping time, it was to know how many time is necessary for the webcam to connect to the wifi
 
I don't think that it's a configuration problem because:
- all is OK if I use ethernet
- wifi take a long time to connect but finally it works
 
 
Je l'ai acheté chez Casabill il n'y a pas qqun de chez eux sur ce topic par hasard?
ça m'embête à fond de la renvoyer car j'en ai besoin

IMHO. You should be using the Router/AP IP Address as your DNS and Gateway IP Address in your cameras configuration. Especially, even more so, when having issues like this. As the link I included here. in prior posts, shows to do.
 
Example
 

 
The instructions in these links here, were created and meant to be followed, not partially or almost. But in their entirety.
 
The instructions have been and are being used by many camera owners and were created to help camera owners avoid issues like you are experiencing.
 
The purpose of these instructions are to help camera owners, isolate, as quickly as possible their issue. So that if their camera needs to be returned due to hardware issues. That camera owners can do that as quickly as possible.
 
What makes me somewhat nervous about trying to help you with your specific issue. Is that I have asked you several times about verifying that your static IP Address is setup as the link I provided, suggests to do.  
 
Also statements by you above "No, it's a redirection base on IP" <- This is NOT what the instructions suggest to do. Make me wonder, what other steps in the instructions provided here by me, were followed in their entirety or skipped or done partially?
 
Your response. Until now was:
 

 
So. I can only wonder, if there are other things that are also not setup, as the instructions suggest they be?
 
Additionally. It makes no sense to suggest trying other things until and unless these other things included in the instructions have been done, in their entirety, first.
 
Note: I am a moderator. In the Foscam.us Forum. Because of this, I deal with issues like this on a daily basis. Which is how and why these instructions were created and are modified, as needed. To help camera owners resolve/isolate issues like this, as quickly as possible.
 
While I enjoy and have enjoyed helping camera owners resolve their issues. Truthfully. I need the camera owners support to implement the instructions I suggest, in their entirety, to help resolve their issues. Otherwise. It becomes a complete waste of my time and the camera owners time, when they decide to do otherwise.  
 
Virtually all camera owners who have followed these same instructions have resolved their camera issues or quickly learned that they needed to have their camera replaced. By their seller. With minimum delay. You can check the Foscam.us forum. If you have any doubt, about this being a factual statement.
 
So, while I also try to help people with camera issues here. In this forum. I truly don't have the time to double and triple check. If a camera owner is indeed following these instructions, in their entirety, as they are meant to be. After they claim they have, when they really decided to pick and choose, what parts of the instructions they really did. But when asked, respond with "OK". All this does is delay you from determining what you will need to do to resolve your camera issue, while also delaying me from helping other camera owners.
 
Don

I have a static adress on camera which is out of the range of DHCP (DHCP Range = 192.168.0.10->15 and camera IP is 192.168.0.50)
It's the same thing that I can read here:
http://foscam.us/forum/a-how-to-as [...] tml#p15283
I don't see where i'm wrong and why I can not say that it's OK
 
For DNS, I put 192.168.0.254 (IP of the router).
I thought that I had to write my provider DNS ... but finally that not correct the problem  
 
If my configuration was really bad, I think that camera woul'd never connect to wifi, but in fact, after some minutes or some hours it finally connect.

Sadly. I don't have lots of time, at the moment, to continue to "Pull" information from you about your issue. Which is very sad really. Since this is as simple as following the suggested instructions in their entirety or stating with specifics, on what part(s) of the instructions, you have decided not to implement. You can always put things back anyway you wish later vs. me having the need to post here, over and over, asking IF for testing, you have followed these instructions in their entirety.
 
You make no mention on if you also changed the Gateway IP Address, in the cameras configuration to be that of your Router/AP. Which the instructions say to do.
 
You also have not answered my question, about this statement you made in a prior post here, as well. Which concerns me:
 
"No, it's a redirection base on IP  
I have no other redirection configured, just the cam"
 
What does your above statement mean? I asked you this question before, in a prior post here, that still remains unanswered.
 
At this stage. Due to the current lack of confirmation, by you, that you in fact have followed the instructions, in their entirety vs. partially. As I suggested before. In your case, I can only suggest that you contact your seller, to see what they suggest to do next. Which may include, replacing your camera.
 
The primary purpose of why these instructions were created, was to remove as many of the primary causes quickly, which are known to cause issues like you currently have. So, that if your issue continues, after that is done. That isolating the cause, can be both quicker and easier to isolate. If these initial instructions are not followed ("in their entirety" ), then it complicates doing that. Because, it becomes impossible to determine, what potential camera configuration settings, could still be contributing to this issue.  
 
Again, this is NOT to say, that you cannot re-configure the camera with this or that setting later. It's more to create a stable camera configuration, which is known to not exhibit/cause these kinds of issues. So, that if needed, other causes can be focused on vs. not knowing, what in fact, is currently configured, in any specific camera.
 
As you can see, in your case. Without approaching issues like this without first implementing, a known stable camera configuration. The amount of additional time and the number of posts required to resolve that same issue, are greatly extended. Which is not good for anybody.
 
Don

from the beginning this configuration is good. I mentionned IP of the router.
 

perhaps there is a missunderstood?  
I create a redirection on my router to join the camera from internet.
I create a rule base on IP/port to do that.
for exemple if I made a connexion from internet on my public IP, the router translate this IP on 192.168.0.50 (which is my camera IP)
I have read that redirection by mac adress is not a good solution.
I hope my english is enough comprensible    
 
I feel that you are bored  and I want to thank you for your time and for your help.
 
I repeat that all is functionnable when camera is connected to wifi (redirection, mail, ftp...) the only problem is that camera can take hours to connect.

You are very welcome.
 
1. Have you followed the instructions in their "entirety" and is your current camera configuration, currently reflecting those instructions?
 
2. Have you tried, to remove the re-direction? What purpose do you feel it has a need for?
 
3. I am far from bored. But..I value my time and after time, I focus my energy and time with camera owners that are willing to follow instructions. I can assure you, as a moderator of the Foscam.us Forum. I do not become "bored" easily.
 
Note: It is FAR from normal, for a camera to take an hour or longer, to become connected.
 
Please also qualify. Is this hour+ delay, only when attempting to access your camera remotely or does the same delay take place when trying to access your camera locally as well?
 
Don

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Please also qualify. Is this hour+ delay, only when attempting to access your camera remotely or does the same delay take place when trying to access your camera locally as well?
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after the camera is connected to wifi I have no problem and no delay to access it, from internet or from local network. All is working very well
The only problem is the time necessary for the camera to connect to wifi
 
I verify the other points now...

J'ai reçu ma caméra Heden.

L'angle de vue n'est pas énorme, j'ai commandé sur DX un grand angle...

Je trouve l'image en plein jour pas terrible les couleurs ne sont pas réaliste. Pourquoi? Filtre IR car j'ai les leds?
(Dans mon cas les leds IR sont inutiles en plus...)
[Edit avec un filtre IR récup sur une webcam c'est bon... reste plus qu'a l'ajouter sur le capteur actuel...) pfff

De plus via l'interface c'est bien beau mais impossible de conserver le réglage "miroir horizontal" vu que la caméra est un dôme c'est obligé!
Idem via l'appli andoird VisionCam cloud il faut chaque fois repasser en "VGA" contre QVGA et faire une rotation ou pour les réglages de luminosité... il faut tt refaire à chaque fois. (Ou lorsque je rentre direct l'ip dans IE, pas moyen de sauver

Pas moyen de configurer de base une rotation de l'image et la qualité max direct dès que je veux visualiser la cam sur mon mobile par exemple?

Je suis perdu.

Recu ma Foscam FI9821EW ce jour.  
 
Plus qu'à comprendre comment installer tout ca

Salut,
savez-vous quel débit minimal il faut avoir (en sortant) pour pouvoir utiliser la caméra sans problème svp?

drapal

Bonjour à tous,
La Foscam FI8916w est elle identique à la foscam FI8910w.
J'ai lu quelques part, que c'etait celle qui aller la remplacer; est ce vrai ou est une autre camera.
A vous lire

bonjour,
 
Je rencontre un problème avec ma caméra Heden 2.2 :  
 
Elle fonctionne très bien en RJ45, depuis mon mobile ou mon ordinateur.
 
Dès que je la paramètre en Wifi, les réglages disparaissent au redémarrage de la caméra.
 
D'ailleurs tous les réglages ont disparu au redémarrage, les utilisateurs par exemple, pourtant je me loggue avec mon nom d'utilisateur.
 
J'ai l'impression que les réglages ne sont plus stockés par la caméra.
 
J'ai fais deux hard reset mais sans succès.
 
Si quelqu'un peux m'éclairer.
 
Merci d'avance