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#EYE FI SUPPORT SOFTWARE#
#EYE FI SUPPORT PC#

#EYE FI SUPPORT PC#

They told me that eye-fi is about to decommission Evernote support and suggest buying a new card and their subscription service as a workaround.įrom what I understand, this will affect all Doxy Go and Xerox workflows.ĭoes anyone have a good non-eye-fi way to directly upload to evernote from a scanner without the PC involved?įYI, here is what the support guy wrote to me: I tested around and finally opened a ticket with the Eye-Fi support. If you do get it working, be very careful to only change one setting at a time afterwards! Test it out each time you change something, to make sure it still works.Last week my workflow (Xerox Scanner with Eye-Fi Card -> Direct Upload to Evernote without PC) stopped working. If nothing happens after 30 seconds, take 5 more photos and wait at least 180 seconds before assuming it didn't work: sometimes the Eye-Fi card needs to "time-out" its effort to phone home. Now wait patiently for a few moments and hopefully this fixes your problem. Don't half-press the shutter after - allow the rear screen to stay on if it is on. Yes, this is ridiculously close! You will have to get up out of your chair, i'm super sorry about this! But this is the best way to eliminate wifi signal/noise issues. Position your camera and iPad within 2-3 meters (approx 8 feet) of your wifi router.On your camera, make sure it is configured to take JPG only (later you can try with JPG+RAW), and set the size of the JPG to be S (S2 for Canon).Yes, at least on Nikon cameras (and probably all cameras), an extra menu appears somewhere that allows you to enable or disable eye-fi upload.

On your camera, check the settings to see that "Eye-Fi Upload" is enabled.Remove the Eye-Fi card from your computer, power OFF your computer or turn off your computer's wifi, and insert the card in your camera.Then start WiFi Booth and pick Eye-Fi, and select an Event On the iPad with WiFi Booth, power it off and then on again.If there are other wifi networks nearby that the iPad might connect to, go to the settings->wifi and instruct the iPad to "forget" them. On the iPad with WiFi Booth, make sure the wifi is connected to the same network you configured the Eye-Fi card to in the steps above.On the iPad with WiFi Booth, delete all Eye-Fi & Keenai apps.

#EYE FI SUPPORT SOFTWARE#

If you have other iPads or iPhones with Eye-Fi software on them, turn them OFF now.

There must be NO active device other than the iPad with WiFi Booth that has Eye-Fi software on it.

Turn OFF all PCs, Macs around you that might have Eye-Fi software installed on them.

Next, carefully add back ONLY the wifi network of your current location, ie. Delete ALL networks in there (yes, ALL of them).

open the list of wifi networks that the Eye-Fi card is configured to connect to ("Mobi Cards" tab, "Manage Networks").

turn OFF Eye-Fi / Keenai cloud features such as added folders for auto-import, and any additional features other than the bare minimum,.

make sure "When transfers are completed, disconnect WiFi network after" is set to a value of at least 3 minutes or higher.

turn OFF RAW transfer ("Transfer RAW photos to this computer"),.

turn OFF Selective Transfer ("Transfer only selected photos that are write-protected"),.

Insert your Eye-Fi card in your computer and using the official Eye-Fi software:.

This is out of scope of this guide because it has nothing to do with WiFi Booth at all. If you have not already done this, do this now.

Make sure that you have transferred at least one JPG successfully with your Eye-Fi card from the camera to your computer.

Instead, the idea is to get the card to connect just once in any setup. The idea here is NOT to recreate exactly how your event will be. So you got your key, and still it won't connect? Please follow these steps carefully, one-by-one.

Next, please use this help article to get your upload key:.

First make sure that you have transferred at least one JPG successfully with your Eye-Fi card from the camera to your computer.

Nonetheless I apologize that it isn't easier to get EyeFi working with WiFi Booth!

I have contacted them directly and discussed, but they are not interested in helping. I wish the company would do more to make them easier to use, especially for 3rd party apps like mine.