Network Settings - Polaroid IP350 User Manual

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router's identity, which means if you want to be able to access you camera from
anywhere but home, you will need to know this address.
The fourth step is to log into your wireless router. To do this, enter the IP
address of your router into your browser and then enter the username and
password when prompted. If you are unsure of your router's name and
password, refer to your router manual or view a list of the most popular default
router IP addresses, usernames and passwords listed by Googling "Default
Router Passwords and IP Addresses" and you will get that info for almost all
routers.
Go through the options on you router until you find the "Virtual Server" , "Port
Forwarding" , or "port Mapping" option. (Your router's manual will explain this
as well). Once you're able to access the Port Forwarding options for your router,
you will then need to set the Local/Private IP address to your camera's local IP
address, set the inbound port to 8090 and the outbound port to 8090 (you can
change port numbers later). Make sure the type is either "Both" or "TCP. Save
the configuration. (See examples for a couple of routers on page 40, 41 & 42).
To see if you are set up properly, open a browser and enter your external
internet IP address into the address bar, Put a colon sign (:) then enter the port
number e.g. 192.168.1.10:8090. That should bring you to your camera's login
screen.
3.1.3 Upgrade Device Firmware
If you wish to upgrade your camera, you must first upgrade the Firmware, then
upgrade Web UI (in that order). Click Browse to select the correct BIN file you
want, then click submit to upgrade.
NOTE: Before performing any upgrade from a browser, make sure the IP
Camera tool in your computer can locate the camera you wish to upgrade.
Also note that power must be on during the upgrade and it has to be in wired
mode. Upgrading freely without taking any of these precautions could do
damage to the camera.
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3.1.4 Restore Factory Settings
Clicking on Restore Factory Settings will cause a prompt to pop-up. Select OK
and the camera will return to original factory settings and the device will reboot.
3.1.5 Reboot Device
Clicking on Reboot the Device will cause a prompt to pop-up. Select OK and the
device will reboot.

3.2 Network Settings

Click on Network and it will cause the prompt below to pop-up:
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