Nikon D2H Manuel D’Utilisation

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Wireless Networking with Nikon Cameras

DRAFT #4

1) Install the FTP client software on the same computer as the FTP server soft-

ware

2) In the client software create a new connection. Enter the IP address of the 

computer you are working on as well as the User ID and Password created in 
the server software.

If the connection works and you are able to move stuff from or to the server us-
ing the client software you have established that the FTP server and user account 

are properly setup.

WT-1 Connection

Most FTP server software have an “Activity Monitor” that shows all connection 

activity it is a good idea to keep this open when attempting to connect for the first 
time. After starting the WT-1 and taking some photos check the Router admin 
page again to be sure that the WT-1 is connected (again, look at the “DHCP Cli-
ents” page) and then look at the FTP server logs/activity to see if you can see any 
attempted connections or errors.

WT-1 Indicator LEDʼs

The lights on the back of the WT-1 can also be useful in troubleshooting con-

nection problems. When the transceiver is first turned on both the “Power” light 
and the “Link” light will glow solid. This indicates that the device is connected 
to a network and is looking for the FTP server. The “Link” light will then begin 

flashing steadily. This indicates that the WT-1 has successfully connected to the 
FTP server and is ready to send images. While sending, the “Busy” light will also 
light.

If the “Power” light blinks instead of the “Link” light beginning to flash this 

means that the device was unable to join the network and you should look at the 
network configuration. If both “Power” and “Link” remain solid the WT-1 con-
nected to the network but could not connect to the FTP server, and you should 
check the server setup.