ASH43 Connection Issues
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2025 1:06 pm
Hi Gurus!
New to this forum, but not new to camera setup or Amcrest. I have setup and used Amcrest cameras with DVR's and the old analog stuff and NVR's for nearly 10 years now but have recently tried using the ASH43 wifi camera, with limited success.
OK, the old app won't set it up... Things change. However, I have setup the ASH43 3 times with the Smart Home App and connected it to my NVR, only to find it "disconnects itself" within a few weeks every time...
This time, when I tried to reconfigure it by bringing up the Smart Home App, it tells me "Network Error". Check your network. Well, my network seems to be fine. I tried connecting my phone (Android) on both the 2.4G and 5G wifi in case it mattered, but still no luck. Sooo I deleted the app and re-installed it. Sure enough, after logging in, I can see the camera in the Smart Home App, however it still will not stay connected to the NVR.
Any thoughts?
Anyone know where I can buy some of the IP3M cameras.. They seem to be a lot more stable.
Pete
New to this forum, but not new to camera setup or Amcrest. I have setup and used Amcrest cameras with DVR's and the old analog stuff and NVR's for nearly 10 years now but have recently tried using the ASH43 wifi camera, with limited success.
OK, the old app won't set it up... Things change. However, I have setup the ASH43 3 times with the Smart Home App and connected it to my NVR, only to find it "disconnects itself" within a few weeks every time...
This time, when I tried to reconfigure it by bringing up the Smart Home App, it tells me "Network Error". Check your network. Well, my network seems to be fine. I tried connecting my phone (Android) on both the 2.4G and 5G wifi in case it mattered, but still no luck. Sooo I deleted the app and re-installed it. Sure enough, after logging in, I can see the camera in the Smart Home App, however it still will not stay connected to the NVR.
Any thoughts?
Anyone know where I can buy some of the IP3M cameras.. They seem to be a lot more stable.
Pete