How To Change Ring Camera Wifi Network ?
Cameras are an important part of modern home security systems, and with a WiFi connection, users can monitor their home security from anywhere. However, when changing WiFi network at home or need to connect the camera to a new network, many users will encounter some difficulties. In this article, we will introduce how to change the WiFi network of Ring camera and answer related questions.
How to change the WiFi network settings of Ring camera?
1. Open Ring app
First, open Ring app on your smartphone or tablet. Make sure you are logged into the Ring account associated with your camera. 2.
2. Select Device
On the main screen, locate and select the Ring camera device you need to change the WiFi network settings for. Tap the device icon to enter the device settings page.
3. Enter Device Settings
In the Device Settings page, click the Device Health option. This option displays the current device status and connection information.
4. Change WiFi Network
On the Device Health page, locate and click on the Change WiFi Network option. Next, follow the on-screen instructions to connect the camera to a new WiFi network.
5. Entering New Network Information
You will be prompted to select a new WiFi network and enter the corresponding network password. Ensure that the information you enter is accurate, and then click Connect.
6. Confirm Connection
Wait for the camera to reconnect to the new WiFi network. When the connection is successful, the app will display a "Connection Successful" message and return to the main interface of the device.
Reconnecting the Ring Camera after Changing WiFi Networks
1. Confirm network connection
After changing the WiFi network, make sure the signal strength of the new network is strong enough, especially near where the camera is installed. Weak signal may cause connection failure or video quality degradation.
2. Reboot the device
If the camera fails to connect to the new WiFi network, you can try to reboot the camera and router. After rebooting, follow the steps above to connect to the WiFi network again.
3. Update Application
Make sure your Ring app is updated to the latest version. App updates usually fix some known issues and improve device compatibility and stability.
Common Problems and Solutions When Changing WiFi Networks
1. New WiFi network cannot be found.
Make sure the new WiFi network is visible and does not have a hidden SSID. if your WiFi network has a hidden SSID, manually enter the network name and password when entering network information. 2. wrong password
2. Wrong password
When entering the password for your new WiFi network, please double check the correctness of the password and avoid entering incorrect characters or spaces.
3. Device offline
If the device is offline after changing the WiFi network, try restarting the device and reconnecting to the network. If the problem still persists, try resetting the camera to factory settings and set it up again.
4. Signal Interference
When the WiFi signal is interfered, it may affect the connection stability of the camera. Avoid placing metal objects or other electronic devices between the camera and the router, which may interfere with the signal transmission.
Changing the WiFi network affects the Ring webcam's function.
1. Short offline time
During the change of WiFi network, the camera will be offline for a short period of time, which may result in not being able to access the video stream or receive notifications for a period of time. Therefore, it is recommended to make network changes during non-critical times.
2. Function Recovery
After successfully connecting to the new WiFi network, all functions of the webcam will be restored to normal, including live video monitoring, motion detection notification and recording video.
3. Cloud Storage Access
Changing the WiFi network will not affect the camera's cloud storage service. All recorded videos will continue to be stored in the cloud and users can access and download them at any time.
Suggestions to improve the stability of Ring camera connection
1. Use a dual-band router
Using a router that supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands can provide a more stable connection. Usually, the 2.4GHz band has wider signal coverage, while the 5GHz band has less signal interference.
2. Optimize router location
Make sure the router is placed in the center of your home to avoid obstacles blocking signal transmission. Consider using a WiFi extender or repeater to enhance signal coverage.
3. Reboot your router regularly
Rebooting the router regularly can clear the cache, improve network performance and ensure stable connection.
In conclusion, although changing the WiFi network of Ring camera requires some steps, by following the guide provided in this article, users can easily complete this operation and ensure the camera works properly. We hope this article can help you solve the problems encountered during the process of changing WiFi network and improve the reliability and convenience of home security monitoring.
