Device won't connect?
Go through the short checklist below — in most cases the cause is found in 2–3 minutes.
First — for every device
- 01The device is switched on and charged — the indicator on the body is lit or blinking.
- 02The correct app is installed — its name is printed on the box.Rokku devices work with one of these apps: O-KAM Pro, V380 Pro, iCSee or Smart Life. The Bell Door video doorbell needs no app.
- 03During setup the phone and the device are next to the router, not in different rooms.
If it's a Wi-Fi camera
- 04The router broadcasts a 2.4 GHz network — Rokku cameras can't see 5 GHz networks.If the router merges 2.4 and 5 GHz into one network, split them in the router settings for the duration of setup.
- 05The Wi-Fi password is entered without mistakes — check letter case and special characters.
- 06Bluetooth on the phone is on — it's needed for the camera's first setup.
- 07The app is allowed to access the local network.iPhone: Settings → Privacy → Local Network → enable for the app.
If it's a 4G camera
- 04The SIM card is inserted the right way round, until it clicks.
- 05The SIM card has balance or an active data plan.
- 06There is mobile signal where the camera is installed.Check with a phone using a SIM from the same operator in the same spot.
If it's a video doorbell
- 04The router broadcasts a 2.4 GHz network — Rokku doorbells, like the Wi-Fi cameras, can't see 5 GHz.
- 05The Wi-Fi password is entered without mistakes — check letter case and special characters.
- 06App notifications are enabled on the phone — otherwise the doorbell ring simply won't show.Phone settings → Notifications → find the app → allow.
- 07Battery saving / background restrictions are disabled for the app.On Android this is often called “Battery optimisation” or “Autostart” — otherwise the phone puts the app to sleep and the call never arrives.
- 08The app is allowed to use the phone's microphone and camera — needed for two-way talk with the visitor.