Nikon CoolPix S610c Instruction Manual

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Wireless LAN Connection Guide
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How to Use
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For Customers in Those Countries in which Public Wireless LAN is Supported
Disclaimer of Warranties. NIKON’S my Picturetown SERVICE IS PROVIDED ON AN “AS
IS” BASIS AND WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE WHICH ARE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED. YOU AND
ANY USER OF NIKON’S my Picturetown SERVICE ASSUME ALL RESPONSIBILITY AND
RISK IN YOUR USE OF THE NIKON COOLPIX SERVICE. IN NO EVENT DOES NIKON
CORPORATION, NIKON INC., OR ANY OF ITS RESPECTIVE SUBSIDIARIES, AFFILIATES,
DISTRIBUTORS OR DEALERS (collectively “NIKON”) WARRANT THAT THE NIKON my
Picturetown SERVICE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, ALWAYS AVAILABLE, ACCURATE,
FUNCTIONAL OR ERROR FREE. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE DISCLAIMER OF
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, SO THE ABOVE EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.
Limitation of Liability. EVEN IF NIKON HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
DAMAGES, NIKON WILL NOT BE LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY USER OF THE NIKON my
Picturetown OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY DAMAGES ARISING FROM USE OF THE
NIKON my Picturetown SERVICE, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, PUNITIVE,
EXEMPLARY, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES; LOSS OF PRIVACY
OR SECURITY DAMAGES; PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGES; OR ANY
DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM INTERRUPTION OR FAILURE OF SERVICE;
LOST PROFITS; LOSS OF BUSINESS; LOSS OF OR FAILURE TO PRESERVE DATA, PICTURES
OR IMAGES; LOSS DUE TO UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS OR DUE TO VIRUSES OR OTHER
HARMFUL COMPONENTS; THE INABILITY TO USE THE NIKON my Picturetown SERVICE;
OR THE INTERCEPTION OR LOSS OF ANY DATA, PICTURES, IMAGES OR TRANSMISSION.
SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR OTHER MODIFICATIONS OF OR LIMITATIONS TO
CERTAIN REMEDIES, SO THE ABOVE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO
YOU.
Privacy and Security. PRIVACY CANNOT BE GUARANTEED, AND NIKON IS NOT
LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY OTHER PARTY FOR ANY LACK OF PRIVACY WHILE USING THE
NIKON my Picturetown SERVICE. NIKON HAS THE RIGHT, BUT NOT THE OBLIGATION
TO MONITOR, INTERCEPT AND DISCLOSE ANY TRANSMISSIONS OVER OR USING THE
NIKON my Picturetown SERVICES. YOU AND ANY USER OF NIKON’S my Picturetown
SERVICE ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THIS SERVICE IS NOT INHERENTLY SECURE AND THAT
WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS CAN BE INTERCEPTED BY EQUIPMENT AND SOFTWARE
DESIGNED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
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Table of Contents
Notices ........................................................................................................iii
About the Wireless LAN Connection Guide ..............................................1
Important Information and Precautions...................................................2
The Wireless LAN Features and my Picturetown......................................4
my Picturetown.......................................................................................................... 4
Picture Mail .................................................................................................................. 5
Picture Bank................................................................................................................. 5
my Picturetown Setup Workflow...............................................................6
First Steps ....................................................................................................8
Confirming Wireless LAN Connection Requirements .................................. 8
Ready Information Required for Wireless LAN Connection....................... 9
Network Profile.........................................................................................................................9
my Picturetown User Information.............................................................................11
Picture Mail Recipients ....................................................................................................12
Protecting the Camera with a Password...............................................................12
Configuring the Camera’s Wireless Settings ......................................... 13
Wireless Settings Using the Utility ....................................................................13
kInstalling the Utility ..............................................................................................13
lStarting the Utility.................................................................................................15
mConfiguring a Network Profile.......................................................................17
nEntering my Picturetown User Information..........................................20
oSpecifying Picture Mail Recipients/Recipient Groups ....................22
pProtecting Wireless LAN Information Stored in the Camera
(Applying a Password/Resetting the Camera) ....................................23
qFinishing Wireless Settings..............................................................................25
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Wireless Settings from the Camera...................................................................26
Basic Operation of the Wireless Settings...............................................................26
aConfiguring a Network Profile.......................................................................28
bEntering my Picturetown User Information..........................................33
cSpecifying Picture Mail Recipients/Recipient Groups ....................34
dProtecting Wireless LAN Information Stored in the Camera
(Applying a Password/Resetting the Camera) ....................................37
Configuring a Network Profile
for a Home Wireless LAN Using WPS.......................................................................39
Registering with my Picturetown........................................................... 41
Registering a Camera with my Picturetown ..................................................43
Uploading Pictures to the my Picturetown Server................................ 44
Sending Picture Mail ..............................................................................................44
Using Picture Bank ..................................................................................................46
Uploading All Pictures at Once ...................................................................................46
Uploading Selected Pictures.........................................................................................47
Connecting to a Wireless LAN.............................................................................49
Viewing Pictures on the my Picturetown Server................................... 51
Appendix .................................................................................................. 52
Error Messages..........................................................................................................52
Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................53
Index.............................................................................................................................55
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Notices
This product, which contains encryption software developed in the United States, is
controlled by the United States Export Administration Regulations and may not be
exported or re-exported to any country to which the United States embargoes goods. As
of April 2007 the following countries were subject to embargo: Cuba, Iran, North Korea,
Sudan, and Syria.
Restrictions on Wireless Devices
The wireless transceiver included in this product conforms to wireless regulations in the
country of sale and is not for use in other countries (products purchased in the EU or
EFTA can be used anywhere within the EU and EFTA). Nikon does not accept liability for
use in other countries. Users who are unsure as to the original country of sale should
consult with their local Nikon service center or Nikon-authorized service representative.
This restriction applies to wireless operation only and not to any other use of the
product.
Notice for customers in the U.S.A. and Canada
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Industry of Canada (IC)
Declaration of Conformity
This device complies with Part 15 of FCC rules and RSS-Gen of IC rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause
undesired operation of this device.
FCC/IC RF Exposure Statement
The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are associated
with using low power wireless devices. There is no proof, however, that these low power
wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power wireless devices emit low levels of radio
frequency energy (RF) in the microwave range while being used. Whereas high levels of
RF can produce health effects (by heating tissue), exposure to low-level RF that does not
produce heating effects causes no known adverse health effects. Many studies of low-
level RF exposures have not found any biological effects. Some studies have suggested
that some biological effects might occur, but such findings have not been confirmed by
additional research. Wireless LAN Module (GC-131) has been tested and found to
comply with FCC/IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled equipment
and meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C to OET65
and RSS-102 of the IC radio frequency (RF) Exposure rules. Please refer to the SAR test
report that was uploaded at FCC website.
This device should not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna
or transmitter.
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Notice for customers in Europe
Hereby, Nikon, declares that this digital camera is in compliance with the essential
requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
Notice for customers in France
Outdoor use of the wireless transceiver is prohibited in France.
Public Wireless LAN
Public wireless LAN connection is available only via T-Mobile hotspots in the
United States and Germany, by SingTel in Singapore, by PCCW in Hong Kong, by
KT in Korea, by Q-Ware in Taiwan, by Orange in France, and by TeliaSonera in
Sweden. When configuring network profiles for a public wireless LAN hotspot,
use the following SSIDs, displayed in the camera monitor with SSID detection:
Operation of the COOLPIX S610c wireless LAN features is only guaranteed and
supported with connection via the wireless service providers listed above, and
only within the borders of the country, or countries, in which service is provided
by a particular provider.
•T-Mobile in the United States: tmobile •KT: NESPOT
•T-Mobile in Germany: tmobile •Q-Ware: wifly
•SingTel: Wireless@SG •Orange: orange
•PCCW: PCCW •TeliaSonera: homerun
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About the Wireless LAN Connection Guide
This guide explains the wireless LAN features built into the COOLPIX S610c. This guide
was written to help you enjoy my Picturetown using the wireless LAN features. Read this
guide thoroughly before use, and keep it where all those who use the camera will read
it.
See the Quick Start Guide and the User’s Manual for more information on shooting and
playing back pictures.
Symbols and Conventions
To make it easier to find the information you need, the following symbols and
conventions are used:
Notations
•A Secure Digital (SD) memory card is referred to as a “memory card.”
•The setting at the time of purchase is referred to as the “default setting.”
•The names of menu items displayed in the camera monitor, and the names of buttons
or messages displayed in a computer monitor are indicated in bold text.
Illustrations and Screen Display
Illustrations shown in this guide may differ from actual display.
BBefore Using Wireless LAN Communication Features
Be sure to read the sections, “Notices” (Aiii) and “Important Information and Precautions” (A2), in
this guide. See also page ## of the COOLPIX S610/S610c User’s Manual for more information on
wireless transfer specifications.
This icon marks cautions, information
that should be read before use to
prevent damage to the camera.
BThis icon marks tips, additional
information that may be helpful when
using the camera.
D
This icon marks notes, information
that should be read before using the
camera.
CThis icon indicates that more
information is available elsewhere in
this guide.
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Important Information and
Precautions
Note the following important points before using this product’s wireless LAN features.
Restrictions of Use Under Radio Laws and Precautions when Using
Radio Transmissions
•The wireless transceiver included in this product conforms to wireless regulations in
the country of sale and is not for use in other countries (products purchased in the EU
or EFTA can be used anywhere within the EU and EFTA).
•When using the wireless LAN features of this product, the product will search for
wireless networks automatically. At this time, the product may display wireless
networks (SSID) for which you are not an authorized user. Use of such wireless
networks may be regarded as unauthorized access. Never connect to an SSID that you
are not authorized to use.
•Always keep in mind that radio transmission or reception of data is subject to
interception by third parties.
Personal Information Management and Disclaimer
•User information registered and configured with the product, including wireless LAN
connection settings and other personal information, is susceptible to alteration and
loss resulting from operational error, static electricity, accident, malfunction, repair or
other handling. Always keep separate copies of important information. Nikon is not
responsible for any direct or indirect damages or lost profits resulting from alteration
or loss of content that is not attributable to Nikon.
•Before discarding this product or transferring it to another owner, it is recommended
that you apply the Reset option from the Wireless settings item in the camera’s
setup menu, to delete all user information registered and configured with the
product, including wireless LAN connection settings and other personal information.
•Nikon is not responsible for any communication charges stemming from
unauthorized access to a public wireless LAN by third parties, or any other damages
resulting from theft of the product.
•Nikon is not responsible for any damages stemming from unauthorized use of e-mail
addresses stored in the camera resulting from theft of the product.
Precautions and Limitations when Using the Wireless LAN Features
•Connection to a public wireless LAN for the wireless services (hereinafter referred to as
Services) using the COOLPIX S610c’s wireless LAN features is not guaranteed or
supported outside the United States, Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea, Taiwan, Germany,
France, and Sweden. Nikon is not responsible for any direct or indirect damages or
lost profits resulting from any connection made at your own risk.
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Important Information and Precautions
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•Use of these Services over a public wireless LAN requires a T-Mobile HotSpot subscription
if the product was originally purchased in the United States or Germany, a PCCW
subscription if purchased in Hong Kong, a SingTel subscription if purchased in Singapore,
a KT subscription if purchased in Korea, a Q-Ware subscription if purchased in Taiwan, an
Orange subscription if purchased in France, or a TeliaSonera subscription if purchased in
Sweden.
•Be sure to specify the e-mail addresses of Picture Mail recipients correctly. Errors will
not be indicated if the e-mail address is incorrect, nor will error notification be sent to
your e-mail address.
•Access to Picture Mail Web pages, indicated with links in Picture Mail e-mail
notification messages, is not restricted. Web pages can be viewed by anyone who
may obtain Picture Mail URLs.
•Nikon makes no guarantees whatsoever concerning the ability of these Services to
store or safeguard images. Be sure to maintain separate back-up copies of all
important images. Nikon is not responsible for any direct or indirect damages or lost
profits resulting from alteration or loss of content that is not attributable to Nikon.
•Your use of the Services is completely at your own risk and Nikon accepts no
responsibility on your behalf.
•By using the Services, you agree not to upload, post, e-mail or otherwise transmit or
communicate any material through the Services that is obscene, pornographic,
unlawful, threatening, an invasion of any privacy or publicity rights of any party,
defamatory, libelous, illegal or otherwise objectionable, or infringes on any copyright,
trademark or other intellectual property or contractual right of any party.
•You hereby irrevocably and unconditionally waive, discharge and release Nikon, its
affiliates and subsidiaries, and their respective officers, directors, employees, agents,
legal representatives, and successors (“Nikon Parties”) from and against any and all
claims by or against you related to any material you post, e-mail or otherwise transmit
or communicate through the Services.
•Furthermore, you agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the Nikon Parties
from and against any claims, damages, liabilities, costs and expenses (including
reasonable attorneys’ and professionals’ fees and litigation costs) related to any
material you post, e-mail or otherwise transmit or communicate through the Services.
•You understand that (i) your right to use the Services may be terminated by Nikon
and/or (ii) the materials you post, e-mail or otherwise transmit or communicate
through the Services may be deleted or removed by Nikon in the event you breach
the foregoing, or any other terms and conditions that Nikon may require in
connection with your use of the Services.
•These Services are subject to change, suspension, or termination without notice.
•Be sure to read Nikon’s “Privacy Management Policy” located at the following URL:
http://www.nikon.co.jp/main/eng/privacy/index.htm
•If you are in Europe, click on your country of residence at the following URL and follow the
link <privacy policy>: http://www.europe-nikon.com/support/
•You can visit the my Picturetown Web site at the following URL:
http://mypicturetown.com/
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The Wireless LAN Features and
my Picturetown
The wireless LAN communication features built into the COOLPIX S610c can be used to
upload pictures from the camera to the my Picturetown server over the Internet. Use the
Picture Mail service to share pictures with family and friends, and the Picture Bank service
to store pictures to dedicated space on the server. Connection to a wireless LAN access
point is required.
my Picturetown
my Picturetown is an Internet service for storing and viewing photos. The service offers
up to 2 GB of free storage.
•Pictures can be stored on the server using the wireless LAN features of the COOLPIX
S610c, or a computer connected to the Internet.
•Pictures stored on the server can be easily managed and sorted using a computer.
Access my Picturetown from the following URL:
http://mypicturetown.com/
BCOOLPIX S610c Wireless LAN Communication Features
Wireless LAN communication features cannot be used to connect the COOLPIX S610c to a
computer.
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The Wireless LAN Features and my Picturetown
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Picture Mail
Pictures and recipients are selected and uploaded to the my Picturetown server using the
camera. E-mail notification is automatically sent to selected recipients, allowing these family
and friends to view your pictures. Uploaded pictures can be viewed by accessing the Web
page specified in the e-mail notification from a computer or cellular telephone*. This feature
provides you with a convenient way to share pictures, such as those from vacations or that
record your children’s growth.
Movie, Pictmotion, and voice recording files cannot be uploaded.
* The use of cellular telephone e-mail addresses is only possible in the United States, and is supported
only for BlackBerry smartphones (version 4.0 or later recommended).
However, pictures cannot be viewed with some of these cellular telephones.
Picture Bank
Pictures and movies are uploaded to the my Picturetown server for storage. The my
Picturetown server can be used as your own personal storage space for pictures, and those
pictures can be downloaded to a computer any time. Upload of selected pictures can be
initiated, or picture upload can be set to begin automatically when the AC adapter is connected
to the camera to charge the battery, making this a convenient service when taking a large
number of pictures or for saving the pictures you take on an everyday basis.
Pictmotion and voice recording files cannot be uploaded.
my Picturetown
server
my Picturetown
server
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my Picturetown Setup Workflow
Before taking advantage of my Picturetown services using the wireless LAN features of the
COOLPIX S610c, the camera’s wireless settings must be configured and you must register
with my Picturetown. These two processes are generally referred to as “setup.” The camera’s
wireless settings can be configured using a computer and the my Picturetown Utility
(supplied), or by using just the camera. Follow either of the procedures described below.
Applying wireless settings using
the my Picturetown Utility Applying wireless settings using the camera
Configuring a Network Profile (A17)
Configure the network profile necessary for
connecting the camera to the Internet via an
access point.
Wireless settings
Configuring a Network Profile (A28)
Configure the network profile necessary for
connecting the camera to the Internet via an
access point. Configuring the network profile is
simple using WPS (A7, 39).
Enter my Picturetown User Information ( A 20)
Enter the information, such as your e-mail address,
required to use the my Picturetown services.
Once this information has been specified, e-mail
notification requesting user registration with my
Picturetown will be sent to this e-mail address.
Enter my Picturetown User Information ( A 33)
Enter the information, such as your e-mail
address, required to use the my Picturetown
services, from the camera’s Sender option.
Specifying Picture Mail Recipients/Recipient
Groups (A22)*
Specifying Picture Mail Recipients/Recipient
Groups (A34)*
Protecting Wireless LAN Information Stored
in the Camera (A23)*
Apply password protection to the camera’s
wireless LAN features.
Protecting Wireless LAN Information Stored
in the Camera (A37)*
Apply password protection to the camera’s
wireless LAN features.
Uploading Pictures to the my Picturetown Server (A44)
Upload pictures using Picture Mail or Picture Bank. Once
pictures have been uploaded, e-mail notification requesting
user registration with my Picturetown will be sent to the e-
mail address specified from the camera’s Sender option.
Registering with my Picturetown (A41)
Use a computer to open the e-mail notification requesting user registration, click the URL provided in the e-
mail notification, and register the camera and user information with my Picturetown from the sign-up Web
page. Setup is complete when you receive an e-mail message confirming my Picturetown registration.
First Steps (be sure that all wireless LAN requirements are in place and ready necessary information) ( A 8)
Confirm network requirements for wireless LAN connection, and ready the necessary network profile for
wireless LAN connection and user information for my Picturetown.
* Picture Mail recipients and the camera’s password do not need to be specified immediately.
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my Picturetown Setup Workflow
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DThe my Picturetown Utility
•The my Picturetown Utility (hereafter “Utility“) is software that can be installed on a computer and
used to configure the camera’s wireless settings, and to request user registration with
my Picturetown when the camera is connected to a computer via the supplied USB cable. The
Utility is convenient for entering a large amount of text.
•The Utility is installed from the Software Suite CD supplied with the camera (A13).
DWi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)
•Wi-Fi Protected Setup is a standard that simplifies home connection and security of wireless
devices.
•The COOLPIX S610c supports WPS. If your wireless LAN access point also supports WPS,
configuring the network connection between your home wireless LAN access point and the
camera is simple. (See the documentation provided with your access point to confirm whether or
not WPS is supported.)
See “Configuring a Network Profile for a Home Wireless LAN Using WPS” (A39) for detailed
information about using WPS to configure a network profile. Note that WPS cannot be used to
configure a network profile for a public wireless LAN access point.
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First Steps
Confirming Wireless LAN Connection
Requirements
One of the following conditions must be met in order to use the wireless LAN
connection features.
CT-Mobile HotSpot Locations (the United States only)
See “Connecting via a Wireless LAN” (A50) for the latest list of public T-Mobile hotspots where
connection of the camera to the Internet is possible.
DSix-Month Complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot Subscription (the United States only)
Purchase of this camera includes six-month complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot subscription, which
allows you to connect to, and take advantage of, my Picturetown at thousands of locations
nationwide. Note that your six months of complimentary service is only available in the United
States and begins automatically the first time you connect using T-Mobile HotSpot. After the
complimentary service expires, if you wish to continue using the T-Mobile HotSpot service, you must
sign up and create an account with T-Mobile HotSpot. To upload pictures after signing up for the
T-Mobile HotSpot service, configure a new network profile with the camera.
This complimentary offer expires on May 30, 2009. To take advantage of this offer, you must connect
your COOLPIX S610c to the T-Mobile HotSpot network on or before this date.
Home wireless LAN
Home wireless LAN refers to a wireless LAN that utilizes a wireless LAN access point at
home.
A home wireless LAN that offers connection via an access point (infrastructure mode) is
required.
•my Picturetown is not available if the home wireless LAN uses a proxy server to connect
to the Internet.
•For more information on home wireless LAN configuration, contact the manufacturer of
the access point, or see other commercially available information on wireless LANs.
•The COOLPIX S610c is preconfigured with a default profile for T-Mobile @Home
branded wireless routers (the United States only). For more information, refer to the
supplied document, “Configuring the Camera’s Wireless Settings for Use with a T-
Mobile @Home Branded Wireless Router (the United States only).”
Public wireless LAN
Public wireless LAN refers to wireless LAN that utilizes a public wireless Internet access
point, such as those available in coffee shops, hotels, and airports.
A T-Mobile HotSpot subscription (United States only) is required.
Access the following URL for more information: http://hotspot.t-mobile.com/
See “Public Wireless LAN” (Aiv) for more information on countries in which public
wireless LANs can be accessed by, and the wireless service providers that support
connection of, this camera.
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Ready Information Required for
Wireless LAN Connection
Network Profile
Retrieve settings for the wireless LAN network to which the camera will be connected.
This information is necessary when setting up the camera’s network profile (A17, 28).
(There is no need to ready this information when using WPS to configure a network
profiles.)
•When connecting via a home wireless LAN, retrieve the wireless LAN network settings
from the network profile for a computer connected to the wireless LAN access point.
For information on displaying the network profile, see the documentation provided
with the wireless LAN access point, or contact the manufacturer of the device.
•When connecting via a public wireless LAN, retrieve the wireless LAN network settings
from information provided by the wireless service provider to which you subscribe (Aiv).
SSID (network name)
This is the name of the wireless LAN network to which the access point belongs. The SSID
is comprised of up to 32 alphanumerical characters.
Authentication
All data are encrypted to protect against interception by third parties. The same type of
encryption (authentication method) must be specified for both the wireless LAN access
point and the camera.
Select an authentication method from Open system, Shared key, WPA-PSK, or WPA2-PSK.
Encryption
This is the type of encryption for the method selected for Authentication.
The type of encryption available differs depending upon the authentication method.
Encryption key
This is the encryption key for the specified type of Authentication and Encryption. An
encryption key is not required when Authentication is set to Open system and
Encryption is set to None.
Key index
When Encryption is set to WEP, select a key index, which is the setting for the WEP key.
The camera’s default setting is 1. If selecting a key index other than 1, use the Utility to
specify a setting suited to the wireless LAN access point (A17). Specification of the a key
index is not required when Encryption is set to None, TKIP, or AES.
Authentication method Type of encryption available to the camera
Open system None or WEP
Shared key WEP
WPA-PSK TKIP or AES
WPA2-PSK
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IP address (home wireless LAN only)
This is a unique identifier assigned to communication devices on a computer network. The
IP address can be acquired automatically with this camera. If the network uses a fixed IP
address, manually enter the camera’s IP address, as well as the subnet mask, gateway,
primary DNS, and secondary DNS.
User name/Password (public wireless LAN only)
The user name and password provided by the wireless service provider to which you
subscribe may be necessary when configuring the camera’s network profile or connecting
to the network.
When MAC Address Filtering Disables Home Wireless LAN Access
If your access point’s SSID is not set to “any” (to allow connection of any wireless
device), or if MAC address filtering (a unique identifier attached to each device on a
LAN) is enabled, use a computer to modify access point settings to allow connection
of any wireless device and register the camera’s MAC address with the access point
beforehand. Follow the procedure below to confirm the camera’s MAC address.
1Press the ebutton in playback mode or shooting mode. Use the
rotary multi selector to choose Fand press the kbutton.
The setup menu is displayed.
For information on using the rotary multi selector, see “Basic Menu Operation” (A26).
2Use the rotary multi
selector to choose
Firmware version and
press the kbutton.
Set up Set up
Menus
Welcome screen
Date
Monitor settings
Date imprint
Back
MAC address
xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
COOLPIX S610c Ver. 1.0
Set up
Firmware version
Wireless settings
MAC address
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my Picturetown User Information
The following information is required to register user information and the camera (A20,
33, 41) with my Picturetown, and to log-in to my Picturetown (A51) after picture
upload.
E-mail address
You must register a computer e-mail address with my Picturetown. Specify an e-mail
address, comprised of up to 64 alphanumerical characters. Cellular telephone e-mail
addresses are not supported.
•E-mail notification requesting user registration with my Picturetown will be sent to this
e-mail address.
•Once registered, use this e-mail address for the Email ID when logging in to my
Picturetown. This e-mail address is also used to identify you as the sender in e-mail
notification sent to recipients with picture upload using Picture Mail.
Alias
Specify an alias, comprised of up to 16 alphanumerical characters, to use with
my Picturetown.
The alias is also used to identify you as the sender in e-mail notification sent to recipients
with picture upload using Picture Mail.
Password
Use this password when logging in to my Picturetown from a computer or a cellular
telephone. Only certain models of cellular telephones, available in the United States, are
supported (A5). Specify a password, comprised of four to ten alphanumerical characters.
Key information
Key information refers to unique information attached to each camera.
•If using the Utility to configure wireless settings, you need not enter key information.
•If using the camera to configure wireless settings, enter key information in the my
Picturetown user registration page after uploading pictures for the first time.
•See “Registering with my Picturetown” (A41) for details on retrieving key information.
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Picture Mail Recipients
The following information is required to upload pictures using Picture Mail.
See “oSpecifying Picture Mail Recipients/Recipient Groups” (A22) or “cSpecifying
Picture Mail Recipients/Recipient Groups” (A34) for more information.
Protecting the Camera with a Password
A password (four-digit number) can be applied to prevent unauthorized access to the
camera’s wireless services by third parties, and to protect information stored in the
camera.
See “pProtecting Wireless LAN Information Stored in the Camera (Applying a
Password/Resetting the Camera)” (A23) or “dProtecting Wireless LAN Information
Stored in the Camera (Applying a Password/Resetting the Camera)” (A37) for more
information.
E-mail address
Recipient’s e-mail address is comprised of up to 64 alphanumerical characters. Up to 30
recipients can be specified with the camera. E-mail addresses for only certain models of
cellular telephones, available in the United States, are supported (A5).
Alias
Specify recipient’s alias, comprised of up to 16 alphanumerical characters.
Group
Recipients can be grouped for specification of multiple recipients as a single Picture Mail
recipient. Specify a name for the recipient group, comprised of up to 16 alphanumerical
characters.
(Required Only for Picture Mail)
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Configuring the Camera’s
Wireless Settings
Wireless Settings Using the Utility
The camera’s wireless settings can be configured from a computer using the Utility (my
Picturetown Utility).
Bmy Picturetown Utility System Requirements
Windows
Compatible operating systems: 32-bit Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (Home Basic/Home Premium/
Business/Enterprise/Ultimate editions), Windows XP Service Pack 3(Home Edition/Professional)
Macintosh
Compatible operating systems: Mac OS X (version 10.3.9, 10.4.11, 10.5.2)
Refer to the Nikon Web site for the latest information on operating system compatibility.
BNotes on Software Installation
•Exit all other applications and turn off any virus-checking software.
•Log on to an account with administrator privileges.
•The illustrations in this section are from Windows Vista.
kInstalling the Utility
Install the Utility on a computer.
When configuring the network profile for a home wireless LAN (A17), using a
computer connected to the home wireless LAN, at a location where the home wireless
LAN can be accessed, is recommended.
1 Turn on the computer and insert the Software Suite CD into the CD-ROM drive.
Windows:
Choose Run Welcome.exe in the AutoPlay dialog to start the Install Center program. If your
computer is running Windows XP, the Install Center program will start.
Proceed to step 3.
Macintosh:
The Software Suite folder will open automatically. Double-click the Welcome icon.
If the folder does not open automatically, double-click on the Software Suite CD icon on the
desktop.
CIf the Install Center program Does not Start Automatically (Windows only)
Open the Software Suite by selecting Computer from the Start menu (Windows Vista), or My
Computer from the Start menu (Windows XP), and double-clicking the Software Suite CD
icon.
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2Enter the computer’s administrator name and password (Macintosh only).
Enter the computer’s administrator name and password, and then click OK.
3Confirm the language and click Next.
CIf Nikon Transfer Is Already Installed
The Language Selection dialog will not be displayed if Nikon Transfer is installed. The Install
Center window is displayed in the language selected when Nikon Transfer was first installed.
4Click Custom Install.
5Select my Picturetown Utility (w) and
click Install.
The my Picturetown Utility installer will start.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the
installation.
6Finish the installation.
Click Finish (Windows) or Quit (Macintosh) and follow
the on-screen instructions to exit the Install Center
program.
7Remove the Software Suite CD from the CD-ROM drive.
This completes installation.
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CUninstalling the Utility
Windows: Select Start>All Programs>my Picturetown Utility>my Picturetown Utility
Uninstall and follow the on-screen instructions to complete uninstallation.
Macintosh: Open Applications>Nikon Software>my Picturetown Utility, double-click the
my Picturetown Utility Uninstaller icon, and follow the on-screen instructions to complete
uninstallation.
lStarting the Utility
1Turn off the camera.
If the camera’s battery is exhausted while configuring wireless settings, the settings will not be
applied correctly.
2Connect the camera to the computer using the supplied USB cable.
3Turn on the camera.
If Nikon Transfer starts automatically, exit Nikon Transfer before
proceeding.
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4Start the Utility.
Follow the instructions below to start the Utility:
Windows: Start the computer and select Start>All
Programs>my Picturetown Utility> my
Picturetown Utility.
Macintosh: Start the computer and open Applications>Nikon
Software>my Picturetown Utility folder, and
double-click the my Picturetown Utility icon.
When the Utility finishes loading, the screen shown at right will be
displayed. Take note of suggestions given and click Next.
You can also start the Utility by clicking the my Picturetown
Utility icon ( ) on the desktop (Windows) or the my Picturetown Utility icon ( ) in the
Dock (Macintosh).
BConnecting the USB Cable
•When connecting the USB cable, be sure that the connectors are oriented correctly. Do not use
force when connecting the USB cable. When disconnecting the USB cable, do not pull the
connector at an angle.
•Connection may not be recognized when the camera is connected to a computer via a USB hub.
5The Select Action dialog is displayed.
1Configure wireless LAN settings information with the camera (A17).
2Edit or delete network profiles stored in the camera (A19).
3Apply, edit or delete the camera’s password (A23).
4Reset all wireless settings stored in the camera (A24).
5Enter Picture Mail recipient aliases and e-mail addresses, or create groups of Picture Mail
recipients (A22).
6Enter the information required for my Picturetown registration and send the information to
my Picturetown (A20). Connection to the Internet is required.
B Six-Month Complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot Subscription (the United States only)
If using the six-month complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot subscription and connecting via a public
wireless LAN, choose Register to my Picturetown, click Next, and proceed to “nEntering my
Picturetown User Information” (A20) to set up the camera’s wireless settings. Do not choose Add
Network Profiles or Edit/Delete Network Profiles to modify a network profile of tmobile.
1Add Network Profiles
2Edit/Delete Network Profiles
3Change password
4Reset camera
5Edit address book
6Register to my Picturetown
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mConfiguring a Network Profile
Enable connection of the camera to the Internet via a wireless LAN access point. Use the
Utility to apply the same network settings used by the wireless LAN network to the camera.
Up to ten network profiles to connect can be registered.
Accessing the wireless LAN network from the computer before configuring a network
profile is recommended.
If using the six-month complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot subscription, a network profile
has already been configured with the camera. Be sure to proceed to “nEntering my
Picturetown User Information” (A20) (in the United States only).
1Choose Add Network Profiles from the Select
Action dialog (A16) and click Next.
Click Cancel to cancel configuration.
2Choose the type of network profile and click Next.
If configuring a home wireless LAN profile, choose Add Network
Profile at Home Wireless LAN
. If configuring a public wireless LAN
profile, choose Add Network Profile at Public Wireless LAN .
See “Public Wireless LAN” (Aiv) for more information on countries
in which public wireless LANs can be accessed by, and the wireless
service providers that support connection of, this camera.
•Windows:
If Add Network Profile at Home Wireless LAN is selected,
proceed to step 3.
If Add Network Profile at Public Wireless LAN is selected,
proceed to step 4.
•Macintosh:
Proceed to step 4.
3Choose a setup option and click Next.
If Automatic setup (recommended) is selected and the SSIDs
for one or more access points detected by the computer will be
displayed in the Network name (SSID) (A9) field, select the
desired SSID and enter the encryption key in the Encryption key
(A9) field. Click Next to apply the setting. The network profile is
stored in the camera. Proceed to step 7.
If connection by any wireless device is not allowed by the access
point, or the desired SSID is not detected, select Manual setup
(for advanced users) to specify the IP address manually, or to
configure wireless settings using a computer that is not
connected to the Internet, and click Next. Proceed to step 4.
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4Configure Network name (SSID) (A9),
Authentication (A9), and Encryption (A9), and
click Next.
Enter the encryption key for the selected authentication
method in the Encryption key (A9) field and select a Key
index (A9) option.
•If Open System was selected for Authentication and WEP
was selected for Encryption, or Shared Key was selected for
Authentication, enter the encryption key in the Encryption
key field and select a Key index option.
•If WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK was selected for Authentication, enter the encryption key in
the Encryption key field.
If Open System was selected for Authentication, and None was selected for Encryption,
make no other changes and click Next.
If Add Network Profile at Home Wireless LAN was selected in step 2, proceed to step 5. If
Add Network Profile at Public Wireless LAN was selected in step 2, proceed to step 6.
5Choose Auto configuration or Manual
configuration, and click Next.
To acquire the IP address automatically, choose Auto. When
Next is clicked, the settings are applied and the network profile
is stored in the camera. Proceed to step 7.
To specify a fixed IP address, choose Manual, enter the
appropriate information in the IP Address, Subnet Mask,
Gateway, Primary DNS, and Secondary DNS (A10) fields,
and click Next to apply the settings. The network profile is
stored in the camera. Proceed to step 7.
6Enter a Username and Password (A10) provided
by the wireless service provider to which you
subscribe (Aiv), and click Next.
The settings are applied and the network profile is stored in the
camera. Proceed to step 7.
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7An Action completed successfully dialog will be
displayed.
When setting up the wireless LAN features of the camera for
the first time, choose Yes, register now and click Next.
Proceed to “nEntering my Picturetown User Information”
(A20).
When No, register later is selected and Next is clicked, an
Action completed successfully dialog, with options for finishing
or performing another action, will be displayed. To apply
additional settings, choose Select another action to perform,
and click Next. The monitor will return to the Select Action dialog (A16). To register user
information with my Picturetown after additional settings are applied, choose Register to my
Picturetown in the Select Action dialog and proceed to “nEntering my Picturetown User
Information” (A20).
If user information and the camera have already been registered with my Picturetown, the
dialog shown at right will not be displayed. The Action completed successfully dialog, with
options for finishing or performing another action, will be displayed instead. To apply
additional settings, choose Select another action to perform in the Action completed
successfully dialog, and click Next. The monitor will return to the Select Action dialog (A16).
CConfiguring Multiple Network Profiles
To configure more than one network profile, repeat the procedures described from step 1 (A17) for
each wireless LAN.
Network profiles can also be configured using the camera (A28).
CEditing/Deleting Network Profiles
Follow the procedures described below to delete or edit a network profile stored in the camera.
1Choose Edit/Delete Network Profiles from the Select Action dialog (A16) and click Next.
2Choose the desired SSID.
Click Edit... to display the screen displayed in step 4 of “m
Configuring a Network Profile” (A18). Repeat steps 4 through 6 to
edit the network profile.
Click Delete... to delete the selected SSID.
If using the six-month complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot
subscription, do not edit or delete the tmobile SSID (in the United
States only).
3Click Next.
Proceed to “qFinishing Wireless Settings” (A25).
AP1 Home wireless LAN
AP2 Home wireless LAN
AP3 Public wireless LAN
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nEntering my Picturetown User Information
Store the information required for my Picturetown user registration with the camera and
send it to my Picturetown. This information is necessary to log-in to my Picturetown
after picture upload. The e-mail address and alias are automatically stored in the
camera’s Sender setting (A33), and are used to identify you as the sender in e-mail
notification sent to recipients with picture upload using Picture Mail.
1Choose I will create my Picturetown account and
enter the appropriate information in the E-Mail
Address (A11), Password (A11), Confirm
Password, and Nick Name (A11) fields.
Enter an e-mail address comprised of up to 64 alphanumerical
characters, a password comprised of four to ten alphanumerical
characters, and a nickname (alias) comprised of up to 16
alphanumerical characters. Enter the same password in the
Confirm Password field as that entered in the Password field.
Cellular telephone e-mail addresses are not supported.
No error message, or indication that an error has occurred, is sent from the server when
delivery errors occur due to incorrect entry of e-mail addresses.
If you have already registered with my Picturetown, choose I already have my account, and
enter the information already registered in the E-Mail Address and Password fields (A43).
The dialog shown above is also displayed when Register to my Picturetown is selected from
the Select Action dialog (A16), and Next is clicked. If the camera has been protected with a
password (A23, 37), enter the password.
Once all information has been entered, click Next.
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2Check that the information is correct and click
Next.
The Action completed successfully dialog, with options for
finishing or performing another action, will be displayed, and
the e-mail address and nickname will be stored in the camera.
The specified user information and the camera’s key information
will be sent to the my Picturetown server over the Internet.
E-mail notification requesting user registration with
my Picturetown will be sent to the e-mail address configured
with the camera. Follow the instructions in the e-mail
notification to continue registration. See “Registering with my Picturetown” (A41) for
more information.
If you have already registered with my Picturetown, an e-mail message confirming
my Picturetown registration will be sent to the specified e-mail address.
BSending User Information
When sending the information required for my Picturetown user information to my Picturetown
from the Utility, the computer which uses a proxy server can be used. However, some proxy settings
may not allow the information to be sent to my Picturetown.
CEditing the my Picturetown User Information
When uploading pictures using Picture Mail or Picture Bank after user information has been
registered with my Picturetown, user information (including information stored in the camera’s
Sender setting) stored in the camera cannot be displayed or edited using the camera or the Utility
(A42). In addition, the my Picturetown password cannot be changed using the camera or the
Utility.
Once you have registered with my Picturetown, proceed as indicated below.
•Using Picture Mail: Choose Select another action to perform and click Next to
return to the Select Action dialog. Proceed to “oSpecifying Picture Mail
Recipients/Recipient Groups” (A22).
•Not using Picture Mail: Choose Select another action to perform and click
Next to return to the Select Action dialog. Proceed to “pProtecting Wireless LAN
Information Stored in the Camera (Applying a Password/Resetting the Camera)”
(A23).
•Completing wireless settings: Proceed to “qFinishing Wireless Settings”
(A25).
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o Specifying Picture Mail Recipients/Recipient Groups
Specify recipients (aliases and e-mail addresses) of e-mail notification sent after picture
upload. Groups containing multiple recipients can also be created. This is useful when
Picture Mail is often sent to the same recipients. Recipients and groups can also be
added, or edited, later using the camera (A34).
1Choose Edit address book from the Select Action
dialog (A16) and click Next.
Click Cancel to cancel configuration.
2Enter recipient aliases (A12) and e-mail addresses
(A12), and click Next.
Enter an alias comprised of up to 16 alphanumerical characters
and an e-mail address comprised of up to 64 alphanumerical
characters.
Up to 30 recipients can be specified.
E-mail addresses for only certain models of cellular telephones,
available in the United States, are supported (A5).
If user information has been registered, My Alias and My E-
Mail Address are not displayed.
3Create or edit a recipient group (A12).
Enter a name for the group, comprised of up to 16
alphanumerical characters.
Up to five groups can be created.
If not creating or editing a recipient group, make no other
changes and click Next.
When Next is clicked, the Action completed successfully dialog,
with options for finishing or performing another action, is
displayed and the recipient settings are applied.
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Protecting Wireless LAN Information Stored in the Camera
(Applying a Password/Resetting the Camera)
A password (A12) can be applied to prevent access to wireless LAN information stored
in the camera, including network profiles and recipient e-mail addresses, by third parties
if the camera should be lost or stolen, or otherwise compromised. In addition, all camera
settings can be restored to their default settings and data stored in the camera’s internal
memory can be deleted before the camera is transferred to another owner or discarded.
Applying a Password to the Camera
Applying a password to the camera to protect wireless LAN information is
recommended.
1Choose Change password from the Select Action
dialog (A16) and click Next.
Click Cancel to cancel configuration.
2Choose Change password and enter the same
password (four-digit number) in the Enter new
password and the Confirm password fields.
If changing the password, also enter the current password in the
Enter old password field.
When Next is clicked, the Action completed successfully dialog,
with options for finishing or performing another action, is
displayed and the password is applied to the camera.
Proceed to “qFinishing Wireless Settings” (A25).
Once recipients and recipients group have been specified,proceed as indicated below.
•Applying a password to the camera: Choose Select another action to
perform and click Next to return to the Select Action dialog. Proceed to “p
Protecting Wireless LAN Information Stored in the Camera (Applying a Password/
Resetting the Camera)” (A23).
•Completing wireless settings: Proceed to “qFinishing Wireless Settings”
(A25).
p
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CEntering a Password
If the camera is protected with a password, the password entry screen is displayed when configuring
the camera’s wireless settings using the Utility (A13), or from the camera’s setup menu (A26), or
when uploading selected pictures using Picture Mail or Picture Bank (A44, 47).
CChoosing a Password
Avoid using a password that can be easily guessed, such as a birth date. Be sure that you do not
forget the password.
CRemoving Password Protection
Choose Remove password in step 2 and enter the current password in the Enter old password
field. Click Next to remove the password.
Resetting the Camera
Follow the instructions below to reset all wireless LAN connection settings, including the
password, stored in the camera. Use this option to delete all user information stored in
the camera before transferring it to another owner. This option can also be used to reset
the camera if you forget the password.
1Choose Reset camera from the Select Action
dialog (A16) and click Next.
Click Cancel to cancel configuration.
2Check Reset camera and click Next.
The camera is reset.
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qFinishing Wireless Settings
Once the camera’s wireless settings have been configured, finish the Utility.
1Finish the Utility.
Choose Finish wizard and click Next.
2Disconnect the camera from the computer.
Turn off the camera before disconnecting the USB cable.
Once the camera is reset, the dialog shown in step 7 of “mConfiguring a Network
Profile” (A19) will be displayed. Repeat “nEntering my Picturetown User
Information” (A20) procedures to enter user information, unless the camera was reset
prior to transferring ownership.
You must register with my Picturetown to complete the setup. See “Registering with
my Picturetown” (A41) for more information.
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Wireless Settings from the Camera
This section explains wireless LAN setup using the camera.
Basic Operation of the Wireless Settings
Displaying the Wireless Settings Menu
1Press the ebutton in playback mode or shooting mode. Rotate the
rotary multi selector to choose Fand press the kbutton.
The setup menu is displayed.
2Rotate the rotary multi selector, or press up or
down, to choose Wireless settings and press the k
button.
The wireless settings menu is displayed.
Basic Menu Operation
Use the rotary multi selector to choose menu items and apply selections.
1Items can also be selected by pressing the rotary multi selector up or down.
2Pressing right advances display to the next screen.
CNote on the Rotary Multi Selector
Since the rotary multi selector can be used in various ways, concrete descriptions are included only
in cases where necessary.
In this guide, up, down, left, and right presses of the rotary multi selector are indicated with H, I,
J, and K.
Set up Set up
Menus
Welcome screen
Date
Monitor settings
Date imprint
Set up
Firmware version
Wireless settings
Select options1
Apply selection
(advance display to
next screen)2
Return display to the
previous screen
Wireless settings
Network profile
Sender
Address options
Picture Bank
Password
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Entering Text with the Camera
Text for information such as aliases, e-mail addresses, and WEP keys
can be entered using the camera’s rotary multi selector. Rotate the
rotary multi selector, or press H, I, J, or K, to choose a character
or G, H, I, or Jin the keyboard area.
•Text is entered at the current cursor position in the text entry area.
•Highlight Gor Hand press the kbutton to move the cursor in the text entry area.
•Highlight Iand press the kbutton to change the type of character entered. Each
time the kbutton is pressed, the type of character changes in the following order:
lowercase letters ➝uppercase letters ➝symbols ➝lowercase letters.
•To delete a character, move the cursor to that character’s position and press the l
button to delete.
•Press the g(j) button to preview the characters that have been entered. Press the g
(j) button again to return to the text entry screen.
•Once all text necessary has been entered, highlight Jand press the kbutton. The
monitor display proceeds to the next screen.
abcdefgh i j k l
n
m
opq r s t uvw y
0
z
123456789
@
.
6410
Nikon4
@
xxx
x
Email
Back Delete
Text entry area
Selected characters are
displayed here.
Keyboard area
Use the rotary multi selector to
highlight characters and
press the kbutton to select.
GH
I
J
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aConfiguring a Network Profile
Enable connection of the camera to the Internet via a wireless LAN access point. Follow
the procedures indicated below to apply the same network settings used by the
wireless LAN network to the camera. See “Configuring a Network Profile from the
Camera” (A29) for more information.
If your wireless LAN access point supports WPS, configuring the network profile for a
home wireless LAN access point is simple (A39).
B Six-Month Complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot Subscription (the United States only)
If using the six-month complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot subscription, a network profile has already
been configured with the camera. Be sure to proceed to “bEntering my Picturetown User
Information” (A33) to set up the camera’s wireless settings.
DMore on Configuring Network Profiles
Network profiles for wireless LANs can be configured (A29) after pictures and recipients have been
selected under the following circumstances:
•The public wireless LAN access point does not utilize the IEEE 802.1X standard.
•Home wireless LAN access points are configured as follows:
- The access point’s SSID is set to “any” (to allow connection of any wireless device).
- MAC address filtering is not enabled.
- Data is encrypted using WEP encryption, or data encryption is not enabled.
- IP addresses are acquired automatically (DHCP).
2Choose Configure manually.
3Choose the desired SSID (network name) or enter a new SSID.
4Choose the desired network type.
* See “Public Wireless LAN” ( A iv) for more information on countries in which public wireless LANs
can be accessed by, and the wireless service providers that support connection of, this camera.
1Choose Network profile from the Wireless settings option in the
camera’s setup menu.
7Specify the camera’s IP address.
8Enter the user name and password.
5Choose the desired authentication method.
6Enter the encryption key.
Home wireless LAN Public wireless LAN*
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Configuring a Network Profile from the Camera
1Choose Network profile from the Wireless
settings option (A26) in the camera’s setup menu
and press the kbutton.
2Choose Configure manually and press the k
button.
The camera will search for available SSIDs and then the SSID
selection screen will be displayed.
Wireless settings
Network profile
Sender
Address options
Picture Bank
Password
Configure manually
Push-button WPS
PIN-code WPS
Network profile
Cancel
Searching for SSID
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3Choose the desired SSID (A9) and press the k
button.
Up to ten SSIDs, with network profiles configured with the
camera and those detected by the camera, are listed.
If connection by any wireless device is not allowed with an access
point and the desired SSID (up to 32 alphanumerical characters)
is not detected, select New and press the kbutton. Enter a
network name (SSID) in the SSID screen. If using the six-month
complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot subscription, do not enter tmobile as a new network name
(SSID) (in the United States only).
For information on entering text, see “Entering Text with the Camera” (A27).
Choose an SSID with a network profile and press the kbutton. Profile settings can be edited
by following the same procedure used for SSIDs for which network profiles have not been
configured. To delete an existing SSID profile, select the SSID and press the lbutton. If using
the six-month complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot subscription, do not edit or delete the
tmobile SSID (in the United States only).
Up to ten wireless LAN network profiles can be stored in the camera. If ten profiles have already
been configured and you would like to add a new one, first use the camera or the Utility to
delete an existing network profile from the camera.
CSSID Selection Screen
SSIDs with network profiles are listed first regardless of signal strength.
The icon to the left of each SSID indicates signal strength and is
displayed in red when out of range (A52, 53).
The icon to the right of each SSID shows the status of the camera’s
network profiles:
B(home wireless LAN profile configured)
A(public wireless LAN profile configured)
See “Public Wireless LAN” (Aiv) for more information on countries
in which public wireless LANs can be accessed by, and the wireless service providers that support
connection of, this camera.
-- (no profile configured)
If the full network name cannot be displayed, highlight the SSID and press the g(j) button to
display the full name. Press the g(j) button again to return to the select SSID screen.
Select SSID
AP1
New
AP2
AP3
AP4
Back
Select SSID
AP1
New
AP2
AP4
AP3
Back
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4Choose the network type and press the kbutton.
If connecting via a home wireless LAN, choose Home wireless
LAN.
If connecting via a public wireless LAN, choose Public wireless
LAN. See “Public Wireless LAN” (Aiv) for more information on
countries in which public wireless LANs can be accessed by, and
the wireless service providers that support connection of, this
camera.
5Choose the desired authentication method (A9)
and press the kbutton.
When Open system is selected, choose None or WEP in the
encryption screen and press the kbutton.
•When None is selected, proceed to step 7if Home wireless
LAN was selected in step 4, or proceed to step 8if Public
wireless LAN was selected in step 4.
•When WEP is selected, proceed to step 6.
6Enter the encryption key (A9).
The encryption key entry screen will vary depending upon the
selected authentication method.
•If Open system was set to WEP, or Shared key was
selected, enter the WEP key in the WEP key screen.
•If WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK was selected, choose TKIP or AES
in the encryption screen and enter the TKIP or AES key.
For information on entering text, see “Entering Text with the Camera” (A27).
If Home wireless LAN was selected in step 4, proceed to step 7, or proceed to step 8if Public
wireless LAN was selected.
Network type
Home wireless LAN
Public wireless LAN
Authentication
Shared key
Open system
WPA-PSK
WPA2-PSK
Encryption
None
WEP
2610
1ABCD 23412
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WEP key
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7Specify the camera’s IP address (A10).
To acquire the IP address automatically, choose Auto and press
the kbutton.
To enter a fixed IP address, choose Manual and press the k
button.
Specify the IP address, Subnet mask, Gateway, Primary
DNS, and Secondary DNS settings (A10).
When configuring IP address, Subnet mask, Gateway,
Primary DNS, and Secondary DNS settings, enter each set of
numbers so that they are aligned to the right. Numbers must be
entered correctly for the settings to be properly applied.
For information on entering text, see “Entering Text with the
Camera” (A27).
Once all network settings have been configured, Done will be
displayed and the monitor display will return to the wireless
settings screen. If connecting via a home wireless LAN, network
profile configuration is complete.
To connect to another wireless LAN access point, repeat the
procedures described from step 1.
8Enter user name and password (A10).
Enter your user name in the user name screen and your
password in the password screen. Your user name and
password are provided by the wireless service provider to which
you subscribe (Aiv).
For information on entering text, see “Entering Text with the
Camera” (A27).
Once all network settings have been configured, Done will be
displayed and the monitor display will return to the wireless
settings screen. If connecting via a public wireless LAN, network
profile configuration is complete.
To connect to another wireless LAN access point, repeat the
procedures described from step 1.
When setting up the wireless LAN features of the camera for the first time, next enter
the information required for my Picturetown user registration. Proceed to “b
Entering my Picturetown User Information” (A33).
Configuration
Auto
Manual
129010.168.
0123456789
IP address
Back Delete
Done
abcdefghi jkl
n
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opq r s t uvwxy
0
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123456789
@
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1286
Nik no1
User name
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Done
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bEntering my Picturetown User Information
Enter the information required for user registration with my Picturetown from the
Sender option. This information is necessary to log-in to my Picturetown after picture
upload. The alias and e-mail address are used to identify you as the sender in e-mail
notification sent to recipients with picture upload using Picture Mail.
If you have already registered with my Picturetown, use the same e-mail address and
nickname (alias) currently used by my Picturetown (A43).
1Select Sender from the Wireless settings option
(A26) in the camera’s setup menu, and press the
kbutton.
2Enter your e-mail address (up to 64 alphanumerical
characters).
Cellular telephone e-mail addresses are not supported.
No error message, or indication that an error has occurred, is
sent from the server when delivery errors occur due to incorrect
entry of e-mail addresses.
For information on entering text, see “Entering Text with the
Camera” (A27).
3Enter your alias (up to 16 alphanumerical
characters).
Once the alias has been entered, the confirm address and alias
screen will be displayed. Press the kbutton to apply the
settings and return to the wireless settings screen.
Wireless settings
Network profile
Sender
Address options
Picture Bank
Password
abcdefgh i j k l
n
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opq r s t uvwxy
0
z
123456789
@
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Nik no4
@
xxx
6410
Email
Back Delete
Alias
Back Delete
abcdefgh i j k l
n
m
opq r s t uvwxy
0
z
123456789
@ .
Nik no4
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