The ip camera can not see the WiFi network

Hello
I bought a simple wifi webcam -NEO COOLCAM NIP-61GE MINI Wifi IP Camera wi-fi 720P Wireless P2P CCTV, and I can not connect to the wifi network. I have a Cisco eps 3825 cable modem.
After powering on, the webcam passes the test (turns) and starts to emit a cyclical sound.
I run the indicated APK -P2PIPCamHi- Add Camera- WiFI Search- and the camera is invisible.
When I give the camera UID, no connection.
Is this a problem with the router or the camera may be damaged.
It was tested at 1m from the modem. Maybe in this case you need some settings in the modem (no access).
I will be grateful for your suggestions.
greetings

Does the camera generate a wireless network? You probably need to connect with it and configure it through a dedicated application.

It does not generate a wireless network.

Reset to factory settings did you do?

Yes, several times.

total99 wrote:

It does not generate a wireless network.

Have you checked any application and on several devices?

Tablets, telephones, laptops, TV, in the wifi network generated by the Cisco modem work properly. Only this camera can not connect to it.

Well, I do not have any more ideas.

total99 wrote:

It does not generate a wireless network.

For sure? P2P?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGqasmPMw20

Maybe in diffrent way.
How can I check if the wifi module in the camera is working?

Do something like it is on the given video. If there was enough smartphone with the application to establish a connection ...
Does it have any input on the network cable? There are no instructions for this camera? It looks like a p2p webcam, i.e. it must work with some application on your smartphone or computer. But cameras are not my plot.

If the webcam recommends a dedicated program for Android, it is easier to configure it on a smartphone. I have a Techage webcam and started on the phone without problems (YYP2P application). I wrote the ID of the camera with a standard password (123) which later can be
I can see it and I can see it from another network without any problems. In contrast, I have a similar configuration problem on a laptop (Windows 7). The CMSClient program sees the camera on the network
and I can not find it from the T-mobile network (Router Huawei B-315s). Maybe someone knows how to configure it

stefan2-35 wrote:

The CMSClient program sees the camera on the network
and I can not find it from the T-mobile network

At T-Mobile, you will not get public IP for an individual customer, at least for today. Without this, port forwarding will not do anything.

My point is for a webcam working in the Lukman network (with a public address)
having an assigned IP address you could see on a working laptop
in the T-mobile network, so theoretically no static address is required in this network
But maybe you're right. Maybe someone else will say something in this topic. Thanks in advance

Added after 19 [minutes]:


One more thing. I am concluding a contract for mobile internet at t-Mobile. Does any mobile network offer a public address and does it involve an additional fee?

stefan2-35 wrote:

One more thing. I am concluding a contract for mobile internet at t-Mobile. Does any mobile network offer a public address and does it involve an additional fee?

Yes. You will receive public IP for an additional fee of PLN 5 in Orange and Plus.