Used the Panasonic Remote do you like it?
Re: Used the Panasonic Remote do you like it?
Trevor Carpenter wrote:
northlondon43 wrote:
Hi Trevor. I constantly have problems with the app connecting to the camera and phone, which I suspect is because I'm not doing things in the right sequence (I've read the guidance but it's not helped). Would you mind describing what you do (including initial set up)? Thanks
I'll assume James's post below tells you what you want. If it doesn't come back. It's a bit complex so I can't recall it all without working through it.
Thanks Trevor
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