Applies to Models:  X, P, Q, and T-series cameras

Summary:

Some Wisenet camera models feature a micro USB connector. With a specific Wi-Fi adapter attached to the USB connector, wireless setup of the camera is possible using the Wisenet Installation application available for Android and iOS.  The attached file is a document explaining the Android and iOS setup of the Wisenet Installation application.

It is also possible to utilize a Wi-Fi enabled laptop accessing the camera directly using the same setup. However, since the camera can not configure the Wi-Fi adapter and act as a router, a different procedure is used to accomplish the same. This article walks you through the process.

Note: Refer to the following article for a list of the compatible Wi-Fi adapters 
for Wisenet Cameras:
What USB WiFi Dongle models are compatible with Hanwha X / P / Q / T series cameras?

Step By Step Guide:

Following are the steps to take when configuring your camera via a Wi-Fi enabled laptop:

1. Ensure that the correct model Wi-Fi adapter is installed in the camera.
   If using a metal case camera, put the adapter near the glass portion of the camera to improve wireless communication with the camera.
   
   
2. On the Laptop, open the Wi-Fi network setup utility and search for the camera.
   The SSID should include the camera model number. The laptop Wi-Fi should be in DHCP mode.
   
   In the following example, the first SSID (XNV-6080_0076_WISENET) would be the one to select.
   
   
   
3. Connect to the camera.
   
   
   
4. Once connected, open a command prompt window and enter: ipconfig
   
   
5. Locate the Wi-Fi adapter and write down the Default Gateway. 
   
   In the previous example it would be 192.168.100.1
   
   
6. Open a web browser and enter the Default Gateway obtained by the previous step. 
   
   In the previous example it would be 192.168.100.1  
   
   
7. A prompt is displayed to set the initial admin password.