ISmartviewer Pro app connectivity issues

I downloaded the iSmartviewer and iSmartviewer Pro app for viewing my DVR and camera's at my restaurant. I have a program that connects from my computer that works well. I copied all the network information and plugged it into the app. IE: IP address, port#, username and password. The applications after a long wait displays a message "the operation couldn't be completed. socket is not connected"
Does anyone have experience with this app?
Thanks

Hi JaxUK
Try to manually configure all the access point using the "Network Setup" application. You can download this from Marketplace.
After manually putting all the access point, make sure to put a mark on "Make this as my current APN" then save the changes made.
You may try now to access facebook, emails, pics over Whatsapp, Twitter on your phone.
Hope this will help you my friend
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