* Make sure that the Bluetooth function and location information function of the smartphone are turned on.
2. Tap “GR IV”.
3. When the message “Allow “GR WORLD” to find Bluetooth devices?” appears, tap “Allow”.
* By allowing this, the smartphone will be able to find and connect to nearby cameras. If this is not allowed, the smartphone will not be able to connect to the camera, and functions such as image import and remote shooting will not be available.
* The screen design and displayed message may vary slightly depending on the smartphone model and OS version.
4. Tap “This is the first time”.
5. Before tapping “Search for cameras” on the app, operate the camera to select “Wireless Communication” in the setup menu, set “Action Mode” to “On”, and then select “Pairing” → “Execute Pairing”.
6. Press the OK button of the camera.
7. Press the OK button of the camera.
8. When the message “Start pairing. Connect to the camera from GR WORLD.” appears on the camera, tap “Search for cameras” on the app.
9. Once your camera is found, the device name of the camera is displayed on the app. Tap it.
To confirm whether the device displayed is your camera, check the device name displayed on the “Start pairing. Connect to the camera from GR WORLD.” message screen.
10. Once connection to the camera begins, the message “Connecting to the camera.” appears on the app.
11. After a while, an authentication code (six digits) is displayed on the camera and smartphone.
Make sure that the authentication codes displayed on the camera and smartphone match, follow the on-screen instructions on the smartphone to allow pairing, and then press the OK button of the camera.
*No action is required for “Allow access to contacts and call logs”. You can leave the check box unchecked.
* If the authentication code does not appear, it may be shown as a notification in the notification area of the smartphone. Check the notification area.
* The screen design and displayed message may vary slightly depending on the smartphone model and OS version.
12. Once pairing is allowed on the smartphone and the OK button is pressed on the camera, both devices will wait for pairing to complete.
13. After a while, processing on the camera side is completed and a message appears on the app informing you that the camera has been registered.
14. Once the camera registration is completed, your camera is displayed on the home screen of the app.
*The paired smartphone is registered on the camera.
To check registered smartphones, operate the camera to select “Wireless Communication” in the setup menu, and then select “Pairing” → “Paired Devices”.
1. If you have paired your smartphone with the camera before, the pairing settings remain on both devices, so you can use them to reconnect.
Tap “Register new camera”.
* Make sure that the Bluetooth function and location information function of the smartphone are turned on.
2. Tap “GR IV”.
3. Tap “I have connected before”.
4. Tap “Next”.
* If you are not sure whether you have connected your smartphone to the camera, check the following two points.
(1) Display the list of paired devices from the wireless communication settings on the camera and confirm that your smartphone is on the list.
(2) Display the list of paired devices on the Bluetooth settings screen on the smartphone and confirm that the device name of the camera is on the list.
When both devices are displayed, tap “Next”.
When both devices are not displayed, return to the previous screen and tap “This is the first time”.
When only one of the devices is displayed, tap “Reconfigure connection”.
5. Before tapping “Search for cameras”, operate the camera to select “Wireless Communication” in the setup menu and then set “Action Mode” to “On”.
Then, tap “Search for cameras”.
6. Once your camera is found, the device name of the camera is displayed on the app. Tap it.
7. Once connection to the camera begins, the message “Connecting to the camera.” appears on the app.
8. After a while, a message appears on the app informing you that the camera has been registered.
* If you have paired your smartphone with the camera before, the pairing settings remain on both devices, and those settings are used for reconnection. Therefore, authentication code verification is not necessary.
9. Once the camera registration is completed, your camera is displayed on the home screen of the app.
1. If you are unable to connect to the registered camera displayed on the home screen, you can reconnect by resetting the connection from “Reconfigure connection”.
Tap “Camera settings”.
* Make sure that the Bluetooth function and location information function of the smartphone are turned on.
2. Tap “Reconfigure connection”.
3. Cancel the previous pairing settings from both your smartphone and the camera.
Follow steps (1) and (2) below to cancel the pairing settings.
(1) Display the list of paired devices from the wireless communication settings on the camera and unpair your smartphone if it is on the list.
(2) Display the list of paired devices on the Bluetooth settings screen on the smartphone and unpair the camera if its device name is on the list.
After canceling the pairing settings, tap “Next”.
4. Before tapping “Search for cameras” on the app, operate the camera to select “Wireless Communication” in the setup menu, set “Action Mode” to “On”, and then select “Pairing” → “Execute Pairing”.
5. Press the OK button of the camera.
6. Press the OK button of the camera.
7. When the message “Start pairing. Connect to the camera from GR WORLD.” appears on the camera, tap “Search for cameras” on the app.
8. Once your camera is found, the device name of the camera is displayed on the app. Tap it.
To confirm whether the device displayed is your camera, check the device name displayed on the “Start pairing. Connect to the camera from GR WORLD.” message screen.
9. Once connection to the camera begins, the message “Connecting to the camera.” appears on the app.
10. After a while, an authentication code (six digits) is displayed on the camera and smartphone.
Make sure that the authentication codes displayed on the camera and smartphone match, follow the on-screen instructions on the smartphone to allow pairing, and then press the OK button of the camera.
* If the authentication code does not appear, it may be shown as a notification in the notification area of the smartphone. Check the notification area.
* The screen design and displayed message may vary slightly depending on the smartphone model and OS version.
11. Once pairing is allowed on the smartphone and the OK button is pressed on the camera, both devices will wait for pairing to complete.
12. After a while, processing on the camera side is completed and a message appears on the app informing you that the camera has been re-registered.
13. Once the camera has been re-registered, your smartphone will be able to connect to the camera via Bluetooth again.
* Make sure that the Bluetooth function and location information function of the smartphone are turned on.
2. Tap “GR IV”.
3. When the message “Allow “GR WORLD” to find Bluetooth devices?” appears, tap “Allow”.
* By allowing this, the smartphone will be able to find and connect to nearby cameras. If this is not allowed, the smartphone will not be able to connect to the camera, and functions such as image import and remote shooting will not be available.
* The screen design and displayed message may vary slightly depending on the smartphone model and OS version.
4. Tap “This is the first time”.
5. Before tapping “Search for cameras” on the app, operate the camera to select “Wireless Communication” in the setup menu, set “Action Mode” to “On”, and then select “Pairing” → “Execute Pairing”.
6. Press the OK button of the camera.
7. Press the OK button of the camera.
8. When the message “Start pairing. Connect to the camera from GR WORLD.” appears on the camera, tap “Search for cameras” on the app.
9. Once your camera is found, the device name of the camera is displayed on the app. Tap it.
To confirm whether the device displayed is your camera, check the device name displayed on the “Start pairing. Connect to the camera from GR WORLD.” message screen.
10. Once connection to the camera begins, the message “Connecting to the camera.” appears on the app.
11. After a while, an authentication code (six digits) is displayed on the camera and smartphone.
Make sure that the authentication codes displayed on the camera and smartphone match, follow the on-screen instructions on the smartphone to allow pairing, and then press the OK button of the camera.
* If the authentication code does not appear, it may be shown as a notification in the notification area of the smartphone. Check the notification area.
* The screen design and displayed message may vary slightly depending on the smartphone model and OS version.
12. Once pairing is allowed on the smartphone and the OK button is pressed on the camera, both devices will wait for pairing to complete.
13. After a while, processing on the camera side is completed and a message appears on the app informing you that the camera has been registered.
14. Once the camera registration is completed, your camera is displayed on the home screen of the app.
* The paired smartphone is registered on the camera.
To check registered smartphones, operate the camera to select “Wireless Communication” in the setup menu, and then select “Pairing” → “Paired Devices”.
1. If you have paired your smartphone with the camera before, the pairing settings remain on both devices, so you can use them to reconnect.
Tap “Register new camera”.
* Make sure that the Bluetooth function and location information function of the smartphone are turned on.
2. Tap “GR IV”.
3. Tap “I have connected before”.
4. Tap “Next”.
* If you are not sure whether you have connected your smartphone to the camera, check the following two points.
(1) Display the list of paired devices from the wireless communication settings on the camera and confirm that your smartphone is on the list.
(2) Display the list of paired devices on the Bluetooth settings screen on the smartphone and confirm that the device name of the camera is on the list.
When both devices are displayed, tap “Next”.
When both devices are not displayed, return to the previous screen and tap “This is the first time”.
When only one of the devices is displayed, tap “Reconfigure connection”.
5. Before tapping “Search for cameras”, operate the camera to select “Wireless Communication” in the setup menu and then set “Action Mode” to “On”.
Then, tap “Search for cameras”.
6. Once your camera is found, the device name of the camera is displayed on the app. Tap it.
7. Once connection to the camera begins, the message “Connecting to the camera.” appears on the app.
8. After a while, a message appears on the app informing you that the camera has been registered.
* If you have paired your smartphone with the camera before, the pairing settings remain on both devices, and those settings are used for reconnection. Therefore, authentication code verification is not necessary.
9. Once the camera registration is completed, your camera is displayed on the home screen of the app.
1. If you are unable to connect to the registered camera displayed on the home screen, you can reconnect by resetting the connection from “Reconfigure connection”.
Tap “Camera settings”.
* Make sure that the Bluetooth function and location information function of the smartphone are turned on.
2. Tap “Reconfigure connection”.
3. Cancel the previous pairing settings from both your smartphone and the camera.
Follow steps (1) and (2) below to cancel the pairing settings.
(1) Display the list of paired devices from the wireless communication settings on the camera and unpair your smartphone if it is on the list.
(2) Display the list of paired devices on the Bluetooth settings screen on the smartphone and unpair the camera if its device name is on the list.
After canceling the pairing settings, tap “Next”.
4. Before tapping “Search for cameras” on the app, operate the camera to select “Wireless Communication” in the setup menu, set “Action Mode” to “On”, and then select “Pairing” → “Execute Pairing”.
5. Press the OK button of the camera.
6. Press the OK button of the camera.
7. When the message “Start pairing. Connect to the camera from GR WORLD.” appears on the camera, tap “Search for cameras” on the app.
8. Once your camera is found, the device name of the camera is displayed on the app. Tap it.
To confirm whether the device displayed is your camera, check the device name displayed on the “Start pairing. Connect to the camera from GR WORLD.” message screen.
9. Once connection to the camera begins, the message “Connecting to the camera.” appears on the app.
10. After a while, an authentication code (six digits) is displayed on the camera and smartphone.
Make sure that the authentication codes displayed on the camera and smartphone match, follow the on-screen instructions on the smartphone to allow pairing, and then press the OK button of the camera.
* If the authentication code does not appear, it may be shown as a notification in the notification area of the smartphone. Check the notification area.
* The screen design and displayed message may vary slightly depending on the smartphone model and OS version.
11. Once pairing is allowed on the smartphone and the OK button is pressed on the camera, both devices will wait for pairing to complete.
12. After a while, processing on the camera side is completed and a message appears on the app informing you that the camera has been re-registered.
13. Once the camera has been re-registered, your smartphone will be able to connect to the camera via Bluetooth again.
* Please make sure that your smartphone's Bluetooth and location information are turned on.
2. Tap GR III / GR IIIx.
If you are using GR III Street Edition / GR IIIx Urban Edition / GR III Diary Edition / GR III HDF / GR IIIx HDF, please choose this option.
3. If you see "Allow GR WORLD to find, connect to, and determine the relative position of nearby devices?" tap Allow.
* By allowing this permission, your smartphone will be able to find and connect to nearby cameras. If you do not allow it, you will not be able to connect to the camera, and you will not be able to use functions such as image import and remote shooting.
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
4. Make sure that the firmware version of your camera is compatible with this app. If it has already been updated, tap "Already updated".
The firmware versions that can be used with this application are as follows.
・GR III / GR III HDF: V2.00 or later
・GR IIIx / GR IIIx HDF: V1.50 or later
Please note that you will not be able to connect to a camera with an older firmware version, which will result in an error.
For details on how to update the camera's firmware, please click here.
6. Before tapping “Search for cameras” on the app, operate the camera to select “Bluetooth Settings” in the setup menu, set “Action Mode” to “On”, and then select “Pairing” → “Execute Pairing”.
When the "Execute Pairing" message appears on the camera, tap "Search for cameras" in the app.
7. Once you've found your camera, the app will display the device name of the camera, tap on it.
To check whether the displayed camera is your camera, check the device name displayed on the camera's "Execute Pairing" screen.
8. When the connection with the camera starts, the app screen switches to "Connect the smartphone to the camera".
9. After a few moments, the app will display a screen for entering the verification code. On that screen, enter the authentication code (6-digit number) displayed on the camera pairing screen with the app.
* If the authentication code entry screen is not displayed, there may be a notification in the notification area of your smartphone asking you to enter the authentication code. Check the notification area.
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
10. If you enter the authentication code correctly, you will see a message in the app informing you that the camera has been registered.
11. Once the camera is registered, your camera will be displayed on the home screen of the app.
* Paired smartphones are registered to the camera.
Open "Bluetooth Settings" in the camera's setup menu, go to "Pairing" → "Paired Devices", and the registered smartphone will be displayed.
1. If you've paired your phone with the camera before, the pairing settings from that time are still on your phone and camera, so you can use them to reconnect.
Tap "Register new camera".
* Please make sure that your smartphone's Bluetooth and location information are turned on.
2. Tap GR III / GR IIIx.
If you are using GR III Street Edition / GR IIIx Urban Edition / GR III Diary Edition / GR III HDF / GR IIIx HDF, please choose this option.
3. Tap "I have connected before".
* If you are using Image Sync to connect to the camera via Bluetooth, select "I have connected before".
4. Tap "Next".
* If you are not sure if you have ever connected, please check the following two.
(1) Display the paired device from the camera's Bluetooth settings, and confirm that your smartphone is displayed.
(2) Display the Bluetooth settings screen of the smartphone and confirm that the device name of the camera is displayed in the list of paired devices.
If both are listed, select "Next".
If neither is displayed, go back to one screen and select "This is the first time".
If only one or the other is listed, select "Reconfigure connection".
5. Before tapping “Search for cameras” on the app, operate the camera to select “Bluetooth Settings” in the camera‘s setup menu, set “Action mode” to “On anytime” or “On when power is on“, and then select “Pairing” → “Execute Pairing”.
After that, tap on "Search for cameras".
6. Once you've found your camera, the app will display the device name of the camera, tap on it.
7. When the connection with the camera starts, the app screen switches to "Connect the smartphone to the camera".
8. After a few moments, you will see a message on the app informing you that the camera registration is complete.
* If you have paired the smartphone and the camera once, the pairing settings at that time remain on the smartphone and camera, so use them to reconnect. Therefore, you do not need to enter an authentication code.
9. Once the camera is registered, your camera will be displayed on the home screen of the app.
1. If you can no longer connect to a camera registered on the home screen, you can reconnect it by setting up connection again.
Tap "Camera Settings".
* Please make sure that your smartphone's Bluetooth and location information are turned on.
2. Tap "Reconfigure connection".
3. From your smartphone and camera, remove the past pairing settings.
Perform (1) and (2) below to cancel the Bluetooth pairing between this smartphone and the camera.
(1) Display the list of paired devices in the Bluetooth settings of the camera and unpair this smartphone if it is in the list.
(2) Display the Bluetooth settings screen on the smartphone and unpair the camera if its device name is in the list of paired devices.
After canceling the Bluetooth pairing, tap "Next".
4. Before tapping “Search for cameras” on the app, operate the camera to select “Bluetooth Settings” in the camera‘s setup menu, set “Action mode” to “On anytime” or “On when power is on“, and then select “Pairing” → “Execute Pairing”.
After that, tap on "Search for cameras".
5. Once you've found your camera, the app will display the device name of the camera, tap on it.
To check whether the displayed camera is your camera, check the device name displayed on the camera's "Execute Pairing" screen.
6. When the connection to the camera starts, the screen of the app switches to “Connect the smartphone to the camera”.
7. After a few moments, the app will display a screen for entering the authentication code. On that screen, enter the authentication code (6-digit number) displayed on the camera pairing screen with the app.
* If the authentication code entry screen is not displayed, there may be a notification in the notification area of your smartphone asking you to enter the authentication code. Check the notification area.
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
8. If you enter the authentication code correctly, you will see a message in the app informing you that the camera has been re-registered.
9. Once the camera has been re-registered, you will be able to connect to the camera via Bluetooth again.
* Please make sure that your smartphone's Bluetooth and location information are turned on.
2. Tap GR III / GR IIIx.
If you are using GR III Street Edition / GR IIIx Urban Edition / GR III Diary Edition / GR III HDF / GR IIIx HDF, please choose this option.
3. When you see "Allow GR WORLD to find Bluetooth devices?", tap "Allow".
* By allowing this permission, your smartphone will be able to find and connect to nearby cameras. If you do not allow it, you will not be able to connect to the camera, and you will not be able to use functions such as image import and remote shooting.
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
4. Make sure that the firmware version of your camera is compatible with this app. If it has already been updated, tap "Already update".
The firmware versions that can be used with this application are as follows.
・GR III / GR III HDF: V2.00 or later
・GR IIIx / GR IIIx HDF: V1.50 or later
Please note that you will not be able to connect to a camera with an older firmware version, which will result in an error.
For details on how to update the camera's firmware, please click here.
6. Before tapping “Search for cameras” on the app, operate the camera to select “Bluetooth Settings” in the setup menu, set “Action Mode” to “On”, and then select “Pairing” → “Execute Pairing”.
When the "Excute Pairing" message appears on the camera, tap "Search for cameras" in the app.
7. Once you've found your camera, the app will display the device name of the camera, tap on it.
To check whether the displayed camera is your camera, check the device name displayed on the camera’s "Execute Pairing" screen.
8. When the connection with the camera starts, the app screen switches to "Connecting the smartphone to the camera".
9. After a few moments, the app will display a screen for entering the authentication code. On that screen, enter the authentication code (6-digit number) displayed on the camera pairing screen with the app.
* If the authentication code entry screen is not displayed, there may be a notification in the notification area of your smartphone asking you to enter the authentication code. Check the notification area.
10. If you enter the verification code correctly, you will see a message in the app informing you that the camera has been registered.
11. Once the camera is registered, your camera will be displayed on the home screen of the app.
* Paired smartphones are registered to the camera.
Open "Bluetooth Settings" in the camera's setup menu, go to "Pairing" → "Paired Devices", and the registered smartphone will be displayed.
1. If you've paired your phone with the camera before, the pairing settings from that time are still on your phone and camera, so you can use them to reconnect.
Tap "Register new camera".
* Please make sure that your smartphone's Bluetooth and location information are turned on.
2. Tap GR III / GR IIIx.
If you are using GR III Street Edition / GR IIIx Urban Edition / GR III Diary Edition / GR III HDF / GR IIIx HDF, please choose this option.
3. Tap "I have connected before".
* If you are using Image Sync to connect to the camera via Bluetooth, select "I have been connected".
4. Tap "Next".
* If you are not sure if you have ever connected, please check the following two.
(1) Display the paired device from the camera's Bluetooth settings, and confirm that your smartphone is displayed.
(2) Display the Bluetooth settings screen of the smartphone and confirm that the device name of the camera is displayed in the list of paired devices.
If both are listed, select "Next".
If neither is displayed, go back to one screen and select "This is the first time".
If only one or the other is listed, select "Reconfigure connection".
5. Before tapping “Search for cameras” on the app, operate the camera to select “Bluetooth Settings” in the camera‘s setup menu, set “Action mode” to “On anytime” or “On when power is on“, and then select “Pairing” → “Execute Pairing”.
After that, tap on "Search for cameras".
6. Once you've found your camera, the app will display the device name of the camera, tap on it.
7. When the connection with the camera starts, the app screen switches to "Connect the smartphone to the camera".
8. After a few moments, you will see a message on the app informing you that the camera registration is complete.
* If you have paired the smartphone and the camera once, the pairing settings at that time remain on the smartphone and camera, so use them to reconnect. Therefore, you do not need to enter an authorization code.
9. Once the camera is registered, your camera will be displayed on the home screen of the app.
1. If you can no longer connect to a camera registered on the home screen, you can reconnect it by setting up connection again.
Tap "Camera Settings".
* Please make sure that your smartphone's Bluetooth and location information are turned on.
2. Tap "Reconfigure connection".
3. From your smartphone and camera, remove the past pairing settings.
Perform (1) and (2) below to cancel the Bluetooth pairing between this smartphone and the camera.
(1) Display the list of paired devices in the Bluetooth settings of the camera and unpair this smartphone if it is in the list.
(2) Display the Bluetooth settings screen on the smartphone and unpair the camera if its device name is in the list of paired devices.
After canceling the Bluetooth pairing, tap "Next".
4. Before tapping “Search for cameras” on the app, operate the camera to select “Bluetooth Settings” in the camera‘s setup menu, set “Action mode” to “On anytime” or “On when power is on“, and then select “Pairing” → “Execute Pairing”.
After that, tap on "Search for cameras".
5. Once you've found your camera, the app will display the device name of the camera, tap on it.
To check whether the displayed camera is your camera, check the device name displayed on the camera's "Execute Pairing" screen.
6. When the connection with the camera starts, the app screen switches to "Connect the smartphone to the camera".
7. After a few moments, the app will display a screen for entering the authentication code. On that screen, enter the authentication code (6-digit number) displayed on the camera pairing screen with the app.
* If the authentication code entry screen is not displayed, there may be a notification in the notification area of your smartphone asking you to enter the authentication code. Check the notification area.
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
8. If you enter the authentication code correctly, you will see a message in the app informing you that the camera has been re-registered.
9. Once the camera has been re-registered, you will be able to connect to the camera via Bluetooth again.
* Please check if the Wi-Fi on your smartphone is turned on.
* This app does not support connection using Near Field Communication (NFC).
2. Tap GR II.
3. Make sure that the firmware version of your camera is compatible with this app. If it has already been updated, tap "Already update".
The firmware versions that can be used with this application are as follows.
・GR II: V1.10 or later
Please note that you will not be able to connect to a camera with an older firmware version, which will result in an error.
For details on how to update the camera's firmware, please click here.
・GR II https://www.ricoh-imaging.co.jp/english/support/digital/gr2_s.html
4. Follow the instructions displayed on the screen of the app to register the camera.
When the camera completes the operations (1) and (2), "Open Wi-Fi settings".
* Until the operation (1) and (2) is completed on the camera side, the SSID of the device currently connected to the smartphone via Wi-Fi will be displayed.
5-1．
(1) If the SSID of your camera is displayed on the Wi-Fi setting screen displayed in the app, tap the SSID.
(2) Enter your password to connect to Wi-Fi.
(3) When the Wi-Fi connection with the camera is complete, tap "Done".
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
5-2．
(1) If the SSID of your camera is not displayed on the Wi-Fi setting screen displayed in the app, tap "Settings" to open the Wi-Fi setting screen of the smartphone's Settings app.
(2) Tap the camera's SSID.
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
(3) Enter your password to connect to Wi-Fi.
(4) After the Wi-Fi connection with the camera is complete, return to GR WORLD.
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
6. If you see a notification that says "No internet access," tap the notification to open it.
After that, you will be asked “This network has no internet access. Stay connected?” When the message is displayed, select “Yes”.
* If the notification is not displayed, please check the notification area of your smartphone.
* “This network has no internet access. Stay connected?” This message may appear when the camera and smartphone are connected via Wi-Fi. Since the camera is not connected to the internet, checking to see if the smartphone continues to use the Wi-Fi connection with the camera. In order for the app to communicate with the camera, it must maintain a Wi-Fi connection with the camera. So, when prompted, select "Yes".
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
7. When the smartphone is connected to the camera via Wi-Fi, the SSID of the camera is displayed. Tap on this SSID.
8. If you see “Allow GR WORLD to find devices on your local network?", tap "Allow".
9. After a few moments, you will see a message on the app informing you that the camera registration is complete.
10. When the camera registration is complete, your camera will be displayed on the home screen.
* Please check if the Wi-Fi on your smartphone is turned on.
* This app does not support connection using Near Field Communication (NFC).
2. Tap GR II.
3. Make sure that the firmware version of your camera is compatible with this app. If it has already been updated, tap "Update".
The firmware versions that can be used with this application are as follows.
・GR II: V1.10 or later
Please note that you will not be able to connect to a camera with an older firmware version, which will result in an error.
For details on how to update the camera's firmware, please click here.
・GR II https://www.ricoh-imaging.co.jp/english/support/digital/gr2_s.html
4. Follow the instructions displayed on the screen of the app to register the camera.
When the camera completes the operations (1) and (2), tap "Go to Wi-Fi setting screen".
* Until the operation (1) and (2) is completed on the camera side, the SSID of the device currently connected to the smartphone via Wi-Fi will be displayed.
5.
(1) Open the Wi-Fi setting screen of the smartphone's settings app.
(2) Tap the camera's SSID.
(3) Enter your password to connect to Wi-Fi.
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
(4) After the Wi-Fi connection with the camera is complete, return to GR WORLD.
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
6. When the smartphone is connected to the camera via Wi-Fi, the SSID of the camera is displayed. Tap on this SSID.
7. When the connection with the camera starts, the app screen switches to "Connecting to camera".
8. If you see "Do you want to allow GR WORLD to find devices on your local network?", tap "Allow".
* By allowing this permission, the smartphone will be able to access devices on the same network (local network). If you do not allow it, you will not be able to connect to the camera, and you will not be able to use functions such as image import and remote shooting.
* Depending on the smartphone model and OS version, the screen design and displayed messages may differ slightly.
9. After a few moments, you will see a message on the app informing you that the camera registration is complete.
10. When the camera registration is complete, your camera will be displayed on the home screen.
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