(2014-12-18, 22:24)Zbigi Wrote: Hello everybody!
I am newbie in the remote access to the camera, therefore perhaps my question will be easy to answer for somebody, who has more experience than I.
I have bought the TP-Link MR-3040 router and have flushed it successfully. I have an access to the router from my mobile devices: Samsung Galaxy S4 running Android ver. 4.3 and from my Android tablet running Android 4.4.4/.
I am able to use the DSLRdashboard on my phone (S4) and qDLSRdashboard on my tablet, but only using wired connection through USB port.
After preparing OpenWRT on TP-Link router I can - for example - open the Web interface of the flushed router in any browser on both devices. I can do with that interface on the router everything what possible> change setting, save the new configuration and so on.
Problem is, when I am trying to connect to the camera using the wireless connection via TP-Link MR-3040 router. The symptoms are exactly the same as described by Rudni914 above. When I am trying to connect to the router from within DSLRdasboard I am reaching the error message saying: "Unable to connect (IO exception) Host 192.168.1.1".
All possible programs for checking the connection between phone/tablet are showing that the IP Address is leased b devices from DHCP server running on the router, and transmission is working properly, because I can operate on the router and make settings on it. Only connection needed by DSLRdashboard is not working...
My MR3040 router is ver. 2.2. I have flushed it with the file: openwrt-ar71xx-generic-tl-mr3040-v2-squashfs-factory.bin with the size of 3840 KB.
My camera Canon 550D is running firmware ver. 1.0.9.
I hope somebody will able to help me. Perhaps some other people are having the same or similar problem and will able to solve theirs problem too.
It will be great to hear some tips to solve above described problem. Thanks in advance.
Hello Zbigi,
yeah, I had the same problem I guess.
To be honest I almost don't remember what I did to solve the problem because it was already some time ago! lol
Anyway I will try to help you with what I can remember ok?
Just to say, now I have no problems more and from what I can remember I fixed the issue few time after type here the last post.
Sooooo, I remember to reset de router and do all again from the begining but I think that didnt change nothing.
One of the things I really know that helped was use the right version of dslrdashboard! For the firmeware version which is avaiable to the router you will necessary to have the qDslrdashboard and not the dslrdashboard version. Please check if you are using the right one!! other important thing is the order you use to connect all the devides together.
turn the camera on --> turn the wifi on on your smartphone or tablet ---> turn the router in the AP mode and wait to can see it in your wifi list on smartphone ---> connect the smartphone to the router ----> connect the router to the camera by usb cable (you will see "BUSY" in the camera display, is normal) ----> turn the qDslrdashboard on in your android and then try to connect using the ip default!
After this step you sould be able to control your camera through your android and the "BUSY" information will disappear and normally the camera display turns black, but in that moment you are already connect to the camera. Push "liveview" on qDslrdashboard and your camera will have to answer to the command, u will see.
I hope I have helped you! Sorry my english x)
Carlos