In this type of situation it sounds like a good idea to establish a fresh connection between the camera and phone. Before starting a new connection I recommend a couple of things. I would first uninstall the Canon Camera Connect App from your smartphone, reboot the phone, and then re-install the App. This will make sure the the App is completely uninstalled and latest version of the App is installed fresh.

I would then go to the Wi-Fi option in the 3rd Setup (yellow wrench) section of the camera's menu, and set Wi-Fi to disable. After disabling the Wi-Fi turn the camera OFF then back ON. Now go back to the Wi-Fi option in the menu and enable it.

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Now select the Wi-Fi function option in the menu and choose the Connect to smartphone icon to begin the connection again. If the Connect to smartphone screen shows "Choose Set." and "Review/Change settings", pick the review change settings option to go through the setup process again. If the Connection method screen appears choose the "Camera access point mode" option and proceed through the setup instructions on the camera.

I have a G7x mark 1 and and iPhone SE running iOS 12.1.4. Camera Connect has been working fine for at least a year but has now stopped working (possibly with the latest iPhone OS upgrade). Now the iPhone recognises the camera WiFi in settings but the camera will not find the iPhone. I have been through the business of deleting the app, rebooting the phone and reinstalling the app (2.0.0) and also 'resetting' the WiFi on the camera it still will not connect. Help please. This has been a very useful app and I am dismayed that it now does not work.

I am having the same frustrations. The app worked the first time i used it and when I tried to use it the next day it said no camera was found. I tried all of the suggestions with no luck. It is insane that this app doesn't work.

Tried the above solution, I don't know if something changed with that application, but on my R5, Bluetooth works fine; trying to connect to Wi-Fi easy mode (Android), it just endlessly never connects. The phone tries, and the camera see's it trying, but it never connects. Absolutely frustrating.

Let's try clearing all wireless communication settings to start. In your WIFI menu #2, you will find reset communication settings. I have included a link to help walk you through the process, step-by-step.

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Municipal electric utilities and rural electric cooperatives are required by the law to adopt policies establishing a simple contract to be used for interconnection and net metering. For systems of 10 kilowatts or less, the application process must use an all-in-one document that includes a simple interconnection request, simple procedures and a brief set of terms and conditions.

Where net metering is available, it enables the customer-generator to export power that is in excess of immediate on-site needs to offset an equal amount of power supplied by the utility at a different time in the billing period. In this situation the customer is billed for the "net" amount of power used that is in excess of power generated on-site.

If during the billing period, the customer generates more power on net than is used during a particular billing period, the utility provides the customer a "credit" for the net additional power. The credit is based on the "avoided fuel cost," defined by the PSC as, the incremental costs to the electric utility of electric energy, but for the purchase from the customer-generator, the utility would generate itself or purchase from another source."

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I have read through all the previous posts about this but its not helping me. I have a Canon Mark IV, I downloaded the AP to my phone, went through all the steps to set up on the camera in communication settings, typed in the encryption each time I tried to connect, etc etc. I watched several YOU Tube videos that all show the same process as well.

The camera shows on my phone but says "connected, no internet access" or "connected no Wifi". My wifi is on perfectly fine, all other devices are connected just fine, my internet is fine on my phone.

Thank, I actually called Canon this morning. SIMPLE FIX! All the directions specify to use the Canon Connect easy Connect...which is true but once it is connected to your phone, you need to wait about 5 seconds before using Easy Connect to allow time for the camera and phone to connect together. I was jumping right in to the Easy Connection on my phone, going thru all the prompts each time and still getting the same results. I dont think it specified anywhere to just wait for a few seconds to see if the phone and camera connect to each other. Anyway, its working fine, thank you. The camera is a EOS 5 Mark IV.

Hi, Debbie!

So that the Community can help you better, we need to know exactly which Canon camera model you're using as we have more than one camera with the "Mark IV" designation. Also, please let us know whether your phone is an Android phone or an iPhone. That, and any other details you'd like to give will help the Community better understand your issue!

If this is a time-sensitive matter, click HERE search our knowledge base or find additional support options HERE.

Thanks and have a great day!

For EOS 5DIV, I have the connection issue the 5D4 unable to connect to my home Wifi by entering WPS PIN and then the router was reset SSID to factory default, sounds terrible, I have to re setup my router SSID, I tried the 5DIV to connect by WPS 3 times and same in result it reset my router SSID to factory default, I give up to connect by WPS PIN method. I end up to connect by entering the wifi passwords. my router is Asus 87U.

Wow, that sounds brutal. I never even tried to connect via PIN. Everything I had pointed to the WIFI and Easy Connection. I just wasnt waiting long enough to let it connect. My whole problem was solved by just calling Canon Tech Support. They answered right away and walked me thru it. Being a new 5D user that had Wifi, I didnt even know what to look for so this was a huge help to me 152ee80cbc

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