FTP Servers: Connecting via Wireless LAN
The camera can connect to FTP servers via Wi-Fi (built-in wireless LAN). It can connect to FTP servers either by direct wireless link (Wi-Fi access point mode; 0Direct Wireless Connection to an FTP server (Wi-Fi Access Point Mode)) or via a wireless router on an existing network, including home networks (Wi-Fi station mode; 0Connecting to an Existing Network via Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi Station Mode)).
Connecting to Multiple Devices
The camera can connect to only one type of device (computer, FTP server, or smart device) at a time. End the current connection before attempting to connect to a device of a different type.
- Servers can be configured using standard FTP services—including IIS (Internet Information Services)—available with Windows 11.
- Internet FTP connections and connection to FTP servers running third-party software are not supported.
- Before connecting to a server via FTPS, you will need to load a root certificate onto the camera. This can be done using [Connect to FTP server] > [Options] > [Manage root certificate] > [Import root certificate] in the network menu.
- Contact the network administrator for the FTPS server in question for information on acquiring root certificates.
If you have trouble connecting, try:
- turning the camera off and then on again,
- checking wireless settings on the FTP server, or
- restarting the FTP server.
For information on wireless-related errors, see "Troubleshooting Wireless LAN Connections" (0Troubleshooting Wireless LAN Connections) and "Error Codes Displayed When Connecting to an FTP via Wireless LAN" (0Error Codes Displayed When Connecting to an FTP via Wireless LAN).