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#Airbeam wireless update#

(' Airbeam') on February 26, 2019, the Company is pleased to report that it has received an update from Airbeam on its operating revenue. (the 'Company' or 'Blockchain Holdings') (CSE: BCX), following its previous announced strategic investment into Airbeam Wireless Technologies Inc. TORTOLA, BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS / ACCESSWIRE / Ap/ Blockchain Holdings Ltd. You can now connect an AirBeam monitor with to your camera device on your WiFi at home from anywhere where you have Internet connectivity.Release of better-than-projected earnings and aggressive sales growth follows recent technology acquisition from leading U.S. High resolution requires more bandwidth than offered by a 3G connection.Ĭongrats ! Setup completed.

Video resolution: Medium or low resolution settings is recommended.

Video frame rate: It is recommended to set the video frame rate to 5 frames per seconds – otherwise AirBeam will automatically reduce image resolution and quality to sustain higher frame rates over a 3G connection.

For 3G you should choose a lower bit rate codec like AAC or IMA4 in AirBeam’s audio settings.

Audio codec: By default AirBeam uses high bit rate PCM for audio streaming.

To optimize AirBeam for use over a 3G connection, you should finally adjust a few settings. Step 6: Optimize AirBeam’s settings for a cellular connection

Test your second port forwarding with a browser by entering the URL:.

If the setup worked, the camera should show up in the monitor window (a second time if both devices discovered each other already automatically).

Enter your public hostname from step 1 and the public port you have chosen in step 4, separated by a colon.

On the monitor tab, hit the “connect manually” button in the lower right corner. If both devices are on the same WiFi, the camera probably shows up already, but that doesn’t disturb the test.

Start up AirBeam on your monitor device.

Start up AirBeam on your camera device and switch it to camera mode.

Of course the public ports needs to be different from the first camera. If you want to expose a second camera, enter additional rows with the IP addresses of the second camera.

Choose another unused public port, let’s say 8201 (may not be used in other rows).

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Set LAN port to 80 (or 8124 if your camera device is a Mac with AirBeam Pro for OSX.Second entry (needed to access camera remotely via a browser): Choose an unused public port freely, let’s say 8200 (may not be used in other rows).LAN IP Address must be the address of your camera device you have looked up.Choose two empty rows and create the following two entries:įirst entry (needed to access camera remotely via AirBeam app):.Go again to your WiFi router setup page, now select a tab called “Virtual Servers” on most router models.Look up the IP address of your camera device on AirBeam’s setting page.If not, review step 1 & 2 carefully again. If there’s a reply, great – your WiFi router now has a public hostname that can be reached from the Internet. Open up a terminal window (Mac, Linux) or command line (Windows) and “ping” your newly created public hostname by entering the following command: Usually the router will prompt if the settings were successfully activated.

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Provide the full hostname you’ve selected in the first step, e.g.

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Enable the DDNS Service. Enter the user name and password you’ve provided when creating the DynDNS account in Step 1.

Depending on your router model it might be called DDNS or something similar.

Log into the routers configuration web page with a browser.

Step 2: Configure your router to use the DynDNS account If you register with, it looks like this: This will be the hostname you will later use to connect to you camera device. When you’ve signed up, create a new host and choose a hostname (must be globally unique) as you like and select a postfix, e.g. Free DynDNS accounts are provided for example by. This will allow to reach your camera via a fixed host name instead of having to always look up the public IP address of your router. If you haven’t got configured Dynamic DNS for your router yet, first create an account with a Dynamic DNS provider. If you have suggestions or feedback to this guide, let us know. However, the general principle remains the same. As there are hundreds of different WiFi routers out there, steps might be slightly different.

#Airbeam wireless how to#

This guide shows you step by step how to setup your WiFi router appropriately. One of the most frequently asked questions about AirBeam is how to setup a WiFi router to allow monitoring the cameras at home from anywhere in the Internet – including a cellular connection.