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Question: Does this camera support presets? Some have 8 others don't.
Document: For the price it's pretty good. I'm no tech geek by any means but I got this to work wirelessly in about an hour. The manuals it came with was okay. I decided to follow instructions online posted by others and that paid of very well. Even Foscam instructions from their website works with this. One thing I don't like about it is that the lights reflect on the window at night and theres no way to turn them off.
Then again, this cost almost $40 cheaper. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. Also, LiveCam Pro for iPhone works flawlessly with this camera.
it works fine, connect to wireless router, only the color from camera looks strange, the black color looks like gray and pink looks like more lighter then orangal color, may be the cheape lens.
The primary use will be for Baby Monitor, as the title says. it's a very reliable Camera. (I had a VIACOM, an OEM of this camera) the only difference is you Can't use a generic DDNS with this one.If you are on using Explorer 10 on windows, will help to use the compatibility view beside of the refresh page
Some of the posted photos for this product show I/O ports on the rear. However when the product arrived it indeed did NOT have any I/O ports. Luckily, I don't need those, but just wanted to post this as a FYI to other buyers.Otherwise, the camera is decent for the price. The software that comes with it is absolutely horrible, but I just use an app from the Android market (NetEyeCamera) so no worries.
Set your IP accordingly, port to 80 (or whatever you want it to) and username is admin, password is blank. Set it, then wait about 60 seconds. Note, you will have to set your laptops NIC on the same subnet to connect to the camera. Once you connect, you can setup wifi, alarms, etc.It works well. Pic quality is what I expected (colors are off, but enough to make out people/objects.)
This camera is very similar to the Foscam FI8910W, which I also bought. The video quality is ok, the night vision works, but the speaker is crackly, and the microphone is awful. All I heard was loud thumping and clicking when listening to a quiet room, and there is no way to adjust its sensitivity. The Foscam is similarly bad, but at least it has an audio input where you could potentially plug in a microphone with sensitivity control.
This can be frustrating if your camera is at a front door because if a thief for example opens the door slowly, you'll get an email of 6 shots of the door opening and nothing else. I will keep playing with it to see what I can figure out. I will be pairing these cameras with iSpy software, which seems to have a good number of recording and alerting options. *edit* I've had to reduce the review to 3 stars. The camera seems to "reset" itself at random.
The manuals were not the best and at this point in our buying relationship with China you would think that a English version of a manual would be easy to create.I got it working but never to the point that it would stay on line all the time. Intermittent at best plus the control of the camera movement did not always work but then you get what you pay for. I think this would be fine for day to day usage but I wanted mine in a remote location not near the home.
For whatever reason, this cams ip configuration utility doesn't add to the start menu nor tell you where it installs after installation. It only adds a "remove program" option to the start menu. I found the utility in c:\windows\system32\wow64\ipcamera.exe. I am running Windows 7 x64. If you can't find it, search your C drive for ipcamera.exe. Launch it, it will show your camera. Right click and select "network configuration."
Answer: Yes, it does. I control mine via the IP cam viewer lite android app.