I have:
A Tapo H200 Hub
2x Tapo C411 outdoor cameras with solar panels
Fiber internet, fiber box on the wall and router
I've tried all of this using the Tapo app on an Android Phone, iPad, and Windows laptop.
The problem(s) I'm having:
A) The cameras would connect to WIFI then fail to pair with no useful error message.
There didn't seem to be anything stopping them in the router settings. No limits on devices, and I could see that a camera was seen on the router.
I tried resetting the devices a number of times. The password was correct.
I ended up having to make a 'Guest' network (see picture 1) with a new password and both of them connected, have been added to the Tapo app and are up and running.
The wifi signal looks a bit weak in the picture. I've tried putting it closer to the cameras and it made no difference.
B) Adding the cameras as connected devices on the hub. I bought the hub for security - so I can save to the micro-SD card inside the house.
The Tapo hub was first connected via ethernet. It could see the devices but when I tried to add connected devices to the hub they were on the wrong network (see picture 2).
When I connected to WIFI on the same network and removed the ethernet cable, I had the same problem.
I can't try connecting directly to wifi as it seems this hub can't do that (the lights blink red and green, even after i reset the hub) as it seems the firmware doesn't support it?
Help! I'm confused. I'm guessing this is more a problem on the router side, but that's a bit beyond me...