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If you have a Foscam FI9821W that failed after you attempted to update the firmware, then you've come to the right place. Mine died a few months back and I finally got around to fixing it, but discovered that the resources were scattered all over the internet in a variety of different languages. So I'll save you a few hours of head scratching and hopefully help you bring that camera back to life.These cameras are now well out of warranty, and since you're not going to be able to get them repaired/replaced, there is no worry of violating your warranty. You've really got nothing to lose, and maybe you'll learn something along the way, so just follow the instructions below and don't get too intimidated.Materials:FI9821W (These instructions and files are for Version 1 of the camera. While this process may work for V2 and others, they will use a different firmware so you'll have to find those yourself.)USB to TTL Cable - If you already own something similar, it may work.

It just needs a Ground, Transmit and Receive wire. If you're not an electronics geed, this one is only $6 on Amazon and comes with free prime shipping.(Optional) Some wire leads. I had some of breadboard leads laying around that worked perfectly. The terminals on the camera are tiny, and if you don't want to solder, a decent set of leads can actually just be pushed in and should work fine. Here are a ton more than you need on Amazon for $5:Software: (Most of this is available in the attached FI9821W Recover.zip but I included external mirrors, just in case.)The drivers for your USB to TTL adapter: orPutty (Or the terminal emulator of your choice): orTFTPD: orThe 1.1.1.13 firmware image:DNS and MAC Publisher:The 1.1.1.14 app image (Optional):Foscam Web Components (Optional). There are 4 holes in the motherboard, if you have the connector facing you and the plugs away, from left to right the terminals are: Cam Receive/TTL Transmit, Cam Transmit/TTL Receive, Ground and 3.3v which you will NOT use. If you're using the cable I recommended above, Green is Transmit, White is receive and Black is ground.

I was able to use male/male breadboard jumper wires and plug them directly into the board with a little bending. But if you're using bare wires, you might need to solder them. They are tiny though, so I'd recommend making or buying some breadboard wires. Before plugging in the USB cable, you'll need to install the Prolific Drivers. Just extract them, right click on ser2pl.inf and install. These will work on Windows 7 - Windows 10.

Depending on your version of windows, you'll likely have to accept some permissions. Now when you plug in the USB device it should be detected. You can right click on This PC in explorer, select manage and go to Device Manager. You can expand on ports and you should see the Prolific USB to Serial Comm Port with a number after it. Note the COM number. If you see a yellow exclamation mark, just right click on the device, update driver, browse my computer, let me pick form a list, have disk, browse for the ser2pl.inf file you downloaded and click open. Any terminal emulator software will work, but I like Putty.

Just download it and run it, you don't have to install it but you can if you want. Choose connection type Serial, Speed set to 115000 and enter the COM# from your device manager you found the the previous step. ( WARNING, when you camera powers on, it may try to spin which could result in it rolling off your desk, hitting the floor, tearing off your cable and destroying your camera. Be careful and make sure this doesn't happen by holding it in your hand or just placing it carefully on your work space.) Click open to start the connection and then plug in the Ethernet and finally the power cable (2nd WARNING to make sure your camera doesn't fall of your desk!). If all is connected correctly, you'll see text streaming across your screen. If not, go back and check all of your connections.

Wait for the text to stop streaming, congratulations. You have a successful terminal connection to your device and everything else from here is just software. By default the camera has an address that you probably won't be able to reach. To work on it, you'll need to assign a static IP address. If you don't know what this is, we'll just keep it simple. Click Start CMD and type in IPCONFIG at the prompt.

You should see something like 192.168.0.49 as your IPv4 address. Note this down, you'll just need any free address on your network, that means that as long as the first the Octets (numbers) are the same, it will work. Try to ping something like 192.168.0.30 if it comes back with 'Destination host unreachable' then you've got an acceptable address.

Don't close the DOS box yet. Set the address in your camera by typing '/etc/init.d/S80network e ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.30 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.0.255' If it works, you can go back to the DOS box and press the up arrow key and it automatically type in ping 192.168.0.30 for you again, press enter and now you should see a reply. You can try going to 192.168.0.30:88 in your web browswer and you might see the camera. If so, you can just install the latest firmware via the last step and you're done. But I wasn't so lucky so if you're like me, continue on. Power up the camera again being careful not to let it spin off your desk again and press ESC right away to stop it from trying to boot the main OS. Now you should be at a hilinux prompt.printenv (Will show you all of your system environment variables)setenv ipaddr 192.168.0.30 (Set's the camera's IP address)setenv serverip 192.168.0.49 (Set's the IP address where your camera can find the TFTPD server)ping 192.168.0.49 (Will attempt to ping your computer over the network and hopefully come back with 'host 192.168.0.49 is alive').

Now you need to reset the DDNS and Mac to get it all back to normal. Run the DDNS&MAC Publisher.exe file. Look at the bottom cover of your camera for this information. Enter in your DDNS username, something like bk5837 and enter the same for your DDNS password. Enter in your MAC as numbers and letters only, something like BC.

Then enter in your camera's IP address and port 88. Press Set DDNS first, and it should say 'Process OK' then Set MAC and get another 'Process OK.' Refresh your web browser and you should see the right camera ID.

Got it all working fine and the file tftp ok. After reset I get bad crc.hilinux # resetý U-Boot 1.1.4 (Apr 8 2009 - 11:41:01) U-Boot code: E0500000 - E0517540 BSS: - E051E2BC HIVERSION=UBOOT114-M08C0305B0301 @Hi3511v110OSDrv1007 2009-03-18 20:44:35 RAM Configuration: Bank #0: e0000000 128 MB Flash: 16 MB. Warning - bad CRC, using default environment In: serial Out: serial Err: serial MAC: 00-00-00-00-00-00 hilinux #.Set all env params again to origional values and tried a few times but always comes back with bad crc.

Any clues or ideas? (I hope this isn't a duplicate. If so, I'm sorry. This is my 1st time using this site) So here's the thing. I can't get the image to load up into the camera at that specific memory location. The terminal does see the camera's text. First none of the commands work, like: setenv ipaddr (ip here).

For setenv it always says not found. I did find that using export ipaddr='192.168.15.25' does in fact set the env variables. So I was able to set all that are shown here. I can see them all when typing printenv I can then set the IP manually and get the camera to ping to the network and be seen. I use: ip a add 192.168.0.30/24 dev eth0 ip link set dev eth0 up But, typing: protect off all does NOT work. Again, it says, protect: Not Found.

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Also, this does not work: tftp 0x34000000 flashFI9821W1.2.1.11.1.1.13.bin 192.168.15.70 tftp complains and pops up some info one what parameters should be. So, I reformed this to: tftp -gr flashFI9821W1.2.1.11.1.1.13.bin 192.168.15.70 0x34000000 When I enter that, I can then see the TFTP server showing that it's copying the file to the camera. HOWEVER, on the terminal screen, it does NOT show any progress at all.

Once it completes, the cursor just returns to under that line. If I reboot the camera, it has not changed at all. I'm not a Linux user at all, so I don't know that if Foscam's version of HiLinux is different than what you show here, or if I'm just missing some steps that are perhaps not explained well because I have no real Linux experience.

For the prompt, I see $ When I type the command, protect off all and press return, the prompt changes and I see: -sh: protect: not found. I don't know what the significance of -sh means So, any ideas how I can unprotect the memory and then force the firmware file to the specific memory location if none of the above works for me? I'd really like to get this camera working, because most, if not all, of the new cameras on the market what paid for cloud services, which I do not want and do not NEED.

Honestly, to me, that's just a money grab. Thanks in advance. So here's the thing. I can't get the image to load up into the camera at that specific memory location. The terminal does see the camera's text. First none of the commands work, like: setenv ipaddr (ip here).

For setenv it always says not found. I did find that using export ipaddr='192.168.15.25' does in fact set the env variables. So I was able to set all that are shown here. I can see them all when typing printenv I can then set the IP manually and get the camera to ping to the network and be seen. I use: ip a add 192.168.0.30/24 dev eth0 ip link set dev eth0 up But, typing: protect off all does NOT work. Again, it says, protect: Not Found. Also, this does not work: tftp 0x34000000 flashFI9821W1.2.1.11.1.1.13.bin 192.168.15.70 tftp complains and pops up some info one what parameters should be.

So, I reformed this to: tftp -gr flashFI9821W1.2.1.11.1.1.13.bin 192.168.15.70 0x34000000 When I enter that, I can then see the TFTP server showing that it's copying the file to the camera. HOWEVER, on the terminal screen, it does NOT show any progress at all. Once it completes, the cursor just returns to under that line. If I reboot the camera, it has not changed at all. I'm not a Linux user at all, so I don't know that if Foscam's version of HiLinux is different than what you show here, or if I'm just missing some steps that are perhaps not explained well because I have no real Linux experience. For the prompt, I see $ When I type the command, protect off all and press return, the prompt changes and I see: -sh: protect: not found. I don't know what the significance of -sh means So, any ideas how I can unprotect the memory and then force the firmware file to the specific memory location if none of the above works for me?

I'd really like to get this camera working, because most, if not all, of the new cameras on the market what paid for cloud services, which I do not want and do not NEED. Honestly, to me, that's just a money grab.

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Thanks in advance. I was just reading your post in regard to connecting to and uploading the new firmware for a Foscam camera that had previously been bricked and it is an absolute lifesaver. I do have a quick question, however, if I could bother you? I am trying to do the same thing on my Foscam IP camera, but mine is a fi9828p and if you are not familiar with that model it has 'dongle' style connectors that come out of the body of the camera through the neck. One of these connectors is for I/O alarm connectivity. Is this by chance the same one that you would use to connect the uart cable, or is it yet a different connector inside the housing of the camera?

I'm sorry to bother you with this, but I cannot find any literature or even images online to show me if I have to open it or if it is indeed the I/O cable connector? Thank you very much in advance, and thank you again for the awesome instructions! Jason Paluszak. Hi,I have a faulty camera from a friend: FOSCAM model FI9821W, engraved on PCB FI9820W-MAIN V1.3 2011-12-25 FR4020A2. He attempted a firmware upgrade but did not succeed, the camera was making some PTZ moves, I went through putty to put a firmware according to the tutorial '-1-14-t8575-780.html # p70383 ', but I think I messed up harder. Now it connects to the serial port with PUTTY, Hiperterminal, Tera Term Web 3.1, but nothing appears on the display, no information, I think I managed to break the bootloader.

I'm asking you to provide me with information, steps and software to help me get back into operation, it's a good room and it's worth repairing.Best regards, Viorel BRINZAC.