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Question: Is this a ptz camera?
Document: Once camera is verified working, download the &#34;IP Camera Finder&#34; and see what your IP is.6.) Port forward whatever port you specify on the camera setup (through p2p or the smartphone app while unit is plugged into network)
I been using this camera for about 15 days and the image is very clear day and nightis FTP capable, SMTP capableSofware is easy to configure and use, PTZ is fast and responds very goodWIFI connection is stable has not been a need to re'set camera or change to cable connection as it is very fast
To its credit, Xeoma does install and recognize the camera easily and is even able to control the PTZ functions. Also the tech support people at Xeoma were very helpful.I'll update this review once I have had some more time with the camera in actual use, rather than testing.UPDATE 5/14/2014Now works correctly with Zoneminder 1.27.1.
The camera works, but comes with very limited information. Although the product photo on Amazon shows an included CD, supposedly with software and instructions, mine had no CD with it. I was able, however, to download a more extensive manual from the EasyN website.I was able to connect to it via HTTP on its default port, 81, using a recent version of IE on Windows 7.
It only seems to be able to display video from the device and grab snapshots. A third party Android app, IP Cam Viewer, was easy to set up and is able to control the PTZ (there is zoom) functions. I would definitely recommend IP Cam Viewer for mobile access to the camera.Overall, this could be a nice device if it came with a lot more information from the manufacturer.
Had some issues with WiFi, using a wired connection was much better..Was very difficult to figure out the IP of the unit. Downloading &#34;IP Camera Finder&#34; picked it up right away.FOr the price, very nice features. As others have stated, the directions are lacking and software is not intuitive.Process:1.) Plug camera into wall and into network/switch2.) Install P2P software3.) Add device and use the UID on unit4.)
With this information I am now happy with the product for my purposes, especially given its low price. I would recommend it for anyone who uses it with IE on Windows 7 (and presumably Windows 8, though I haven't tried it), IP Cam Viewer on Andoroid, and Zoneminder on Linux or iSpy on Windows (without PTZ).
When running with IE 8 on Windows 7 it works pretty well. The user interface for controlling the device and setting up things like network parameters and  motion detection is pretty straight forward. Upon an alarm (motion detected) it can store a jpg and/or avi video to its internal SD card and/or send it to a server via FTP.
The Good: Metal housing & mount, nice finish. P&T was rough at first but seemed to smooth out. Picture quality was pretty good. The Bad: Had to tighten up the antennae mount. The software is horrible! Half in Chinese, half English. No CD. PC install, had to go out and download 4 different files, 2 of which were the same. Software wouldn't handshake with interactive AVG firewall, had to disable firewall, but you can't leave it that way.
Software option screens wouldn't display, only a black square. I had full cam control once when networked directly to the cam from Firefox. The rest of the time, only a video feed through the network cable, and for a little while, Wi-Fi. Never could check night vision. Maybe IE would work better, but they say Mozilla compatible. PC Win7, fast I5, big mem.
Answer: It is PT (Pan/Tilt), but not Z (Zoom).