Can the builtin WiFi connect to a laptop via local WiFi or does it only setup it's own WiFi for tablets and phones? I'd like to be able to transfer pictures from the camera to my laptop wirelessly.
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You will not be able to transfer images using WiFi to your computer. We bought our camera shortly after it came to market -- the OS used by Olympus seems to be proprietary and can only be used to transfer from your camera to a smartphone (all models). The OS is a free download from the Olympus site. To transfer images to our image management on our computers we remove the memory card, insert it into the appropriate slot on the laptop and import. Pretty easy, but for sure not WiFi.
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This camera has the WI-FI built-in. You install the WMU app onto your smart phone or other device and you then connect the camera to your device through the menu on the camera. I have a D7100 that uses the WI-FI external adapter that connects via the USB port on that camera; on the P600 it is built-in internally.
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Nikon offers sever models with built-in WiFi and optional WiFi adapters for those newer model that don't. Please refer to this link for more information. Hope that helps!http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Learn-And-Explore/Article/h4spl2xm/shooting-wirelessly-with-nikon-digital-cameras-and-wi-fi-adapters.html
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You have to download the Nikon App via smartphone, tablet or iPad and have wifi. Go to camera settings and connect it through wifi and you can take pictures through your other wifi compatible devices. The wifi function is a little misleading I had to go on YouTube and find out how to do it. I hope I was of help.
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The camera is wireless when connecting to your network via WIFI. It has a wireless N chip so it will have enough bandwidth to stream to multiple computers at once (if router has N also). This camera is not totality wireless as it uses a power cord to revive power. This camera does not run off batteries so it is impossible to do a true 100% wireless setup.
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This does not support the app directly because this model does not have WiFi. (WiFi is used to wirelessly stream video; They call the feature "MeterLink") The E40 would be the lowest model that has WiFi. (~$4000 on Flir's website). You can take images with this model, transfer them to your phone, and then open them with the app for analysis. I've _heard_ that you can connect the camera to your computer (via USB) and watch the stream connected that way, but I have tried this with mine, and it appears that the camera doesn't support video streaming because the option in the software is disabled for me.
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Camera does not have wi-fi. I haven't tried connecting via a wire - but I do not believe it has the ability to upload directly to web.
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You need to connect it to your router with a cable initially, then use a PC, or a device with a browser to configure it for wireless. Once that is done and tested, no pc is needed, the camera is self contained, just needs power.
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Same problem here. It seems now you can only manage the camera from the same network/lan/wlan, meaning the computer or your cell phone and the camera need to connect to the same router at home.
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It doesn't have WiFi build in. Its compatible at least with windows. In any case you always can extract the SD card and read it directly
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It is built in but only works for connecting directly to smartphone/tablet via wifi and taking pictures or accessing photos in the camera.
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Yes. This connection works anywhere..meaning you don't have to be within your usual wifi network. When you are shooting outdoor, you can enable wifi in your cam and connect your smartphone and then download the pics you shot to your phone. Cam doesn't directly connect to internet through wifi, it jus connects to your phone.
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Actually it doesn't work like that. The camera itself creates a local wifi network, and your phone connects to ITS wifi network. (Manual includes a password).
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The camera has a menu choice titled "Send to Computer" and "Send to Smartphone". Then a Wi-Fi icon appears on the menu. I have not yet tried it, but it appears there is capability.
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hmmm, you may not need to. If you connect it to your laptop via the Ethernet port you may be able to setup the wireless connection on it. I don't think you necessarily have to be plugged into a router. The camera will be setup with a default IP Address right out of the box. The idea is for you to access the camera's settings from your laptop directly connected to it via Ethernet. From there you can go to Network/Wireless and have it pick up your wireless connection. Hope this helps.
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It's an infrared remote - has nothing to do with WiFi. You point it at the camera, press the button, and it either works or it doesn't. The camera has to be set for remote control mode. Even then, this model seems to arrive broken a fair percentage of the time, and won't work no matter what you do.
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You need to make sure that the setting on the camera has the wifi turned on. Then go to your wifi settings on your camera and you should be able to select the wifi that is coming from the camera. Honestly, I found this to be a time-intensive process, so i just bought an adaptor from the apple store that allows me to take the data card out of the camera, put it in the adapter and attach it to my ipad to download the photos. It's a much quicker process. It seemed to take forever to do it with the wireless attachment.