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Nikon UT-1 user manual Copying Network Profiles to the Camera

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Troubleshooting Specification Install Loss of Signal Password Interval Timer Photography Login Open Administrative Tools Wireless Networks Supplied Accessories

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Communication Unit Wireless Networks What the UT-1 Can Do for YouEthernet Networks Control the camera remotely using Camera Control Pro 2 Upload existing picturesUpload pictures to an ftp server Trademark Information For Your Safety Avoid extended contact Vii Viii Symbol for Separate Collection in European Countries Table of Contents Appendices Menu Guide Background Knowledge IllustrationsLife-Long Learning Introduction Feet Eyelet for strap Tripod socket Parts of the UT-1 Supplied Accessories Power LED Attaching the UT-1 USB Cable Gaskets and Connector Covers CameraUT-1 Supported Modes Mode Host Description See FTP Servers Firewall SettingsEthernet Connection Routers D4 Cameras Connecting the WT-5 Workflow Set up the UT-1 and install softwareUpload pictures Uploading Pictures to a Host Computer Uploading Pictures to an ftp Server Preparing the UT-1 Inserting the Battery Stand-By Mode Removing the BatteryBattery Level Using an AC Adapter Connecting the Adapter Insert the power connectorConnect the AC adapter Disconnecting the Adapter System Requirements Installing the Wireless Transmitter Utility Pack 3, and Mac OS X version Installing Software Windows Mac OS WT-4 Setup Utility Introduction Before Connecting PC Mode Turn the camera on Copying Network Profiles to the Camera Copying Network Profiles to the Camera Select Add/Edit profiles and click Next Select Action Dialog Select Add new profile and click Next Connection type Choose Computer Select Manual setup and click Next Copying Network Profiles to the Camera WPA2-PSK AES Communication mode Select Infrastructure or Ad-hoc Using the UT-1 with a Computer Using the UT-1 with a Computer Using the UT-1 with a Computer Using the UT-1 with a Computer Uploading Pictures to a Host Computer Connecting the UT-1 Wireless transmitter Mode option in the camera setup menu Power switch Uploading Images Interval Timer Photography During UploadVoice Memos Turning the Camera Off Loss of Signal Removing the Send, Sending, and Sent Icons Transfer Status Status Status LEDs Status Display Battery level a five Connecting to the Computer PC Mode Select PC mode for Using the UT-1 with a Computer Wireless Networks Wireless Networks Loss of Signal During TransferControlling the Camera Network Status Status Display PC Mode UploadingPicturesto an ftp Server Uploading Pictures to an ftp Server Copying Network Profiles to the Camera Select Add/Edit profiles and click Next Connection type Choose FTP Server Select Manual setup and click Next Automatic Setup WPA2-PSK AES Copying Network Profiles to the Camera Uploading Pictures to an ftp Server Copying Network Profiles to the Camera Confirm that settings are correct and click Next Copying Network Profiles to the Camera Connecting to the ftp Server Turn the camera on Press the power switch for about a Uploading Images File Names Transfer Status Power LED lights when the UT-1 is on Status Display Uploading Pictures to an ftp Server Transfer Settings Menu item ModeDevice Settings Print Device Info Choose Profile Mode Text Entry Editing ftp Profiles for Connection to ftp Servers Only Ethernet Networks Option Description Channel Choose a channel Return to the wireless menu 1/2 Encryption EncryptionShared WEP Choose an index Return to the wireless menu 2/2 TCP/IP Menu Guide TCP/IP Menu, Page 2/2 Menu Guide Server FTP Menu Guide Enter edit mode FTP Menu, Page 2/3 Highlight Password FTP Menu, Page 3/3 Highlight Port Transfer SettingsTransfer Mode Only Auto SendDelete After Send? Send Folder Send File AsDeselect All? Files Print Print Mode Only Device Info Battery InfoMAC Address Firmware Version Device Settings Auto Power OffFormat Transmitter’s Memory Device Settings Ftp server port Creating an FTP Server Windows Click Change adapter settingsGo to Network and Sharing Center Display the network adapter list Enter an IP address and subnet mask Display TCP/IP settings Close the network properties dialog Open Administrative Tools Double-clickInternet Information Services IIS Manager Open the IIS managerSelect Add FTP Site… Enter site information Anonymous Login Choose binding and SSL options Authentication Basic Allow access to All users Choose authentication options Windows Vista Display network connectionsClick Allow Display TCP/IP settings Enter an IP address and subnet mask for the ftp server Double-clickInternet Information Services IIS 6.0 Manager Display ftp site properties Right-clickDefault FTP Site and select Properties Select the address and port number Choose a home directory Select Internet Protocol TCP/IP and click Properties Windows XP Open Internet Information Services Display ftp site properties Choose a home directory Adjust network settings Display network settingsMac OS X Click Sharing Display file sharing options Select Share files and folders using ftpTurn ftp file sharing on Select File Sharing and click Options Creating ftp Profiles Using Camera Menus FirewallsEditing Existing ftp Profiles Select Transfer mode for Wireless transmitter Mode Or Ethernet Troubleshooting Transfer interrupted Transfer will resume if UT-1 is Specifications Power source Wireless WT-5Weight Data rates † Battery Life Index Wireless LAN 126 Page 6MWD0611-02

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