I need setup cd ,or software to set wireless on camera

http://en-us-support.belkin.com/app/product/list/q/routers/

Go here and select the proper model for your router, then download the setup software and install.

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If you still have the installation disc that came with the router, you can go ahead and run the disc and follow the instructions. The Cisco Connect Software will be installed when you run the supplied Setup CD or Easy Setup Key on a computer. Once Cisco Connect is installed, you can then use its features to easily manage and share your network resources.

QUICK TIP: Create a Desktop shortcut to launch Cisco Connect easier.
Windows XP

Step 1:
Click on the button and select All programs.

Step 2:
On the All Programs sub-menu, locate and select Cisco Connect. This should launch Cisco Connect and take you to its main screen.

NOTE: If you are unable to locate Cisco Connect, it may not be installed yet. Download the latest Cisco Connect setup wizard from the Cisco Support page. After downloading, click on the Cisco Connect icon to launch the installation wizard.

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1. Please make sure if both the camera and computer is connected to your router's LAN port
2. Open the IPSetup Software which came on the CD along with the product
3. It will detect the camera's current IP address. You can change it to an IP address based on your network
4. The double click on that IP address or type it on IE's address bar. Camera's Live view will be shown up
5. Then you can match the wireless setting with your wireless router to view the camera wireless without being connected by a Ethernet cable
   

Are you trying to set up the router ?
You can do it without the CD. You can do it manually.

First make sure that your computer is able to go online when connected directly to the modem.
Then connect the modem and computer to the router and check the settings of the router.

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Hi! u dont need to download the cd for the router in order to setup ur wireless dlink router.. u could just pull up a browser and type in at the url:192.168.0.1 and it will ask the username and password, by the default the username is admin and for the pass, just leave it blank.. then it will pop up the setup page of the router, if u cant access the setup page bcoz username and pass is denied, press the reset button on the bac of the router for 10secs while power is on. it will set to factory defaul and by that time u can access the setup page.. i hope this will help..

You will not find any software to do this on the Panasonic website. They only supply instruction manuals and firmware upgrades.However you don't need any installation CD. This camera is a web server so it contains all its own software. All you need is to type in the local network IP address (default is 192.168.0.253) into your Internet Browser and then enter your ID and password into the screen that pops up. The installation CD is just scanning your network to look for a camera on some IP address and it makes things a little easier if you have multiple cameras. All the rest of the setup is actually in the camera's Active-X software. If you previously set the camera up with a different IP address and/or port number and you have forgotten it, or you can't remember your User ID and password, (write it down the next time) you may have to reset the camera (see the small reset switch on the underside of the camera) and you will have to start from scratch. But you don't need the installation CD. The camera will ask you exactly the same questions as the CD. Typically you will have to set it up first in wired mode with an Ethernet cable to your router, but this is only because the camera doesn't know the SSID of your wireless network until you tell it (go to Setup/Wireless when you have logged into the camera.) Once you have put in the required wireless info, you just flick the switch on the underside to Wireless Mode and it should all work just fine.

see my other posts on this.
1) remove security such as WEP/WPA and see if that fixs it.
2) ping the device to verify you are talking to it wirelessly. Linksys setup software has major bugs
3) move camera super close to wireless AP as setup software uses different wireless protocol than video record software does. After it is setup you can move camera further away.

However, it won't keep connection for more than 24 hours.

There is no solution to this. It is a problem inside Linksys wireless cameras. The video transfer is one program and the I am alive and configuration part is another program. Both using two different wireless protocols.

So the SETUP function requires it be very close...under a few feet away from wireless access point to get it connected. Once connected you can move the camera to other locations.

However, this will only last for about 12 hours, 26 is the most I ever got.
And then you are done.

It is so brittle that after days of playing with it, I set it up and had it working at 11:00pm ,and go to bed at 11:15. At 11:22 it breaks.

Essentially too brittle of software to make it work in professional setting and requires lots of maintenance.

Cameras work pretty well when software keeps them connected.

Setup software is very amateurish and bugs galore! Take a quick 5 minute look and you will see what I mean

type in model details and add driver after them in live search or google and youre sure to find a page which has the software you need.if you dont find anything using word driver then use word software