I'm testing out the new Logitech Broadcaster Wi-Fi Camera that I just received for evaluation.
Storified by Steve Garfield · Fri, Oct 26 2012 10:16:13
Note: After installing the App, it changed my desktop wallpaper. I've reported this bug. ;-)
I'm now looking at the 'Broadcaster Wi-Fi Webcam not found during setup' page.
I've got to check the following:
If your iPhone, iPad or Mac doesn't find your camera during setup, make sure:
The camera is connected to the Wi-Fi network -- you should hear several beeps when the camera connects. The Wi-Fi LED indicators will stop blinking sequentially and show the camera's Wi-Fi signal strength.
Your Wi-Fi router is using the latest available firmware.
The "Enable Multicast Streams" option is checked if you own a D-Link router (found in Advance Network settings).
Your camera and Apple device are on the same Wi-Fi network.
You've entered the correct Wi-Fi network. If your network is hidden or not visible to others, make sure you've checked this option on the screen, and that you've provided the correct security type (WEP, WPA) and the correct password.
The network doesn't have any additional security settings, such as MAC filtering. If you're using MAC filtering, you'll need to specify the Logitech Broadcaster MAC address as well.
NOTE: To find the Broadcaster MAC address, plug the camera into your computer. It will appear as a flash drive called "Broadcaster" — look for a file called MAC.TXT on the drive.
You're connected to a supported network. Non-supported networks are: 802.11 a/b, Enterprise networks (SPA/WPA2 enterprise), and Wi-Fi hotpots that require web authentication.
The camera is within 50 feet (15 meters) of your Wi-Fi router.
Update:
I switched WiFi networks, then had to make sure WiFi was on, on my Mac.
This tip was key: Your camera and Apple device are on the same Wi-Fi network.
Please quit the other application and try again.
Um, which application?
