D-Link DCS-950G Network Camera - Page 7 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

I hope i m not too late but for folks with the same problem here is an interesting link: http://masterpaiki.ru/goryachaya-shtuchka-d-link-ili-chinim-bp-jta0303e-e.html its in russian but the schematic is in english. Good luck and keep up the good work saving the environment from e-junk by fixing broken ones from parts of other broken ones! In my shop I have 5 I want to fix all! Ramanujan;

The WBR-2310 router has FOUR 'LAN' ports. Plug the baby-monitor into one of those ports.

Login to the router. Enter the current password. Use the router's web-interface to set a new password.

DSL-modems do not use PIN codes for WPS access, unless there is a PIN printed on the bottom of the device.

Use the "Add New Hardware" wizard to get Windows to detect the modem.

Ask the owner of the router for the SSID (name of the network) and the password.

Use an Ethernet cable to connect from the port on the DSL modem to the WAN/Internet port on the D-Link modem.

Some networks are configured to *NOT* respond to PING requests.

Windows XP is no longer supported (since April 2014). Replace/upgrade your computer, and your wireless adapter should be supported.

Have you telephoned MTS, and talked to their "Help Desk"?

See the D-Link web-site: www.dlink.com to see their product-line of "router" devices.

Just connect the AC power to the router, and connect your computer to one port on the router, and it should work.

Reset the router to "factory" settings. Then, set a new SSID and set a new password.

Reset the router to "factory" settings. Then, set a new SSID and a new password.

New firmware is created/released only when there is a problem with the current firmware. No problems, thus no new firmware.

There are two ways to do a setup for a wireless adapter: * use an Ethernet cable to connect a computer to one of the LAN ports on the router; login to the router; and set the SSID (the name you are choosing for your wireless network). Then, put that Nano USB adapter into the computer, and it should load the device-drivers, and eventually will ask for the name of the SSID. Then, you can disconnect the Ethernet cable, and use the wireless connection; * as you have discovered, some routers have (and some do not have) an 8-digit 'PIN' number.

The steps for resetting the drive's password are detailed in the user manual: Link DNS 323 manual

Is this the manual you need? ftp://ftp2.dlink.com/PRODUCTS/DIR-505/REVA/DIR-505_MANUAL_1.00_EN.PDF

Check network router website see if you can see all wireless items
Unplug HD then plug back in. Do same on router. See if it try's to connect might need Passphrase to let HD get into router

Try to upgrade the routers firmware.http://www.dlink.com/us/en/support/product/dir-615-wireless-n-300-router