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Question: Can the camera be accessed  via an Android Smartphone?
Document: If you are not familiar with DDNS and port forwarding on your router, don't expect the camera to make it easy - it has nothing to do with the camera. It can be a tricky process so you should be prepared to research it on the internet.- It has now been functioning for 3 weeks with no interruptions at all - the first I've ever achieved this with a webcam. (EDIT:  Over 1 year now, constant use, still functions like new! )- I access it regularly on an android phone using IP Cam Viewer Free.
Update: August 20, 2013  We have been using these two cameras for over a year and find them to still be reliable. The software controlling the cameras is easy to use but an IT specialist is required to setup. We can access through multiple PC's (WinTel), tablets and smart phones (Android). One camera lacks the clarity of the other.Bought two cameras for our outdoor tennis club. This enables the club pro to keep an eye on the courts from his phone and desktop when he is not there.
We are using an android app - IP Cam View -  and I believe it is being used on Apple iOS as well. We are having some issues with Windows setup but those are getting ironed out.The pan feature is very good and you can preset 7 pan locations for each camera. Just tap the numeric button and the camera pans to that location. You can also swipe to initiate a pan. Zoom works well and you can easily take photos.In summary, you will need more than a little computer/wireless knowledge to set this up.
Initially I was impressed with the price / performance but when zooming items more than a few meters were completely out of focus. There needs to be an auto focus on the camera. The seller I bought mine from advised me to unscrew the dome, loosen a screw and slide the camera in or out to focus. Since it was mounted on the side of a building this required many trips up / down a ladder to view changes via a laptop. Eventually distant items were in in focus but then others were out of focus.
The PTZ functions work well with IPCamera - my Android IP camera monitor application of choice. It also worked with an iPad, Firefox and IE browsers, with simple to use configuration screens and controls. Unfortunately the image is almost useless at night, with motion activated flood lights positioned a few feet away and lighting up the field of view. The image is nearly pitch black with 2 150W lights activated! It is my fault for not noticing this had no IR capabilities, but I did think the .5 LUX would perform better than it has.
Can I control in Android like iPhonePossible I manage like iPhone in Android or service only for the iPhone
I have several of these cameras, and for the price they are pretty good.That's where the good ends.I had problems with one of them, and because it is out of warranty, I contacted the manufacturer to ask about the part I needed to fix the camera.Basically if anything goes wrong with your camera after the warranty period, you can dispose of it, because the manufacturer "don't carry any parts"Furthermore, if you didn't buy the camera via the manufacturer, you are out of luck even if you are still in the warranty period, they only provide support to folks that purchased directly from them.So basically it;s a disposable camera.So is this camera such a good value?
While I waited I nosed around and found out how to adjust it so I did so without waiting for their help.Anyway to the focus issue, the dome unscrews easily and then the camera and the mount is exposed. You want to be very careful when you adjust it since you don't want to force the PTZ mechanism, that could break something. I used the remote controls via the browser to move the mount into its furthest position so there was less available movement then held it carefully fixed there with one hand so I couldn't accidentally break something inside.To adjust the focus on this camera you actually have to physically move the camera itself in or out on a short neck that attaches it to the frame.
There was an issue with the power supply and it wasn't getting all the electricity it wanted/needed. I changed outlets and it started working like it should. So... if you have the problems below, your power supply may be weak.The interface via Firefox, Chrome, and IE are all equally worthless. You are able to set positions, but why bother? #1 is nowhere remotely close to where I set position #1 to be when returning to it. Using the arrow keys almost always overshoots where you're trying to go, "I want to go just a little to the left, next thing I know it's at FAR left.
For the price this is a nice IP cam.Positives:- It actually works! ... and well! Pan, tilt and zoom are very responsive and able pan all the area most applications would require.- The manual is thorough. It's fairly easy setup if you know how to use DNS and port forwarding.- If DNS is setup properly you can access this from a pc or smartphone anytime anywhere.- SW is compatible with several different models. I currently have 3 and they all may be viewed/manipulated individually or viewed in mosaic.- Motion detection works well.
Answer: Absolutely, there are a number of free Android apps. I use IP Cam Viewer by Robert Chou, he has two free versions. I have also tried TinyCam Monitor and still have on my phone, but use the other regularly.You need to set up Dynamic DNS service before you can use it. Here is a link to some freebie and pay services. http://dnslookup.me/dynamic-dns/Hope this helps.