Photoshop Lightroom not detecting my camera

I can't connect connect my NIKON dslr d5500 with photoshop lightroom 5 will you tell me how can i connect this dslr with lightroom????

And if you're talking about tethering, tethering for the D5300 was only added in Lr 5.5.
Tethered camera support in Lightroom
Given that tethering depends on the release by Nikon of an SDK with the relevent tethering code for your camera and on the timings of the Lightroom release schedule, it could be a while...

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