Does anyone know of any IR IP CAMs that are compatible with this TUXW? I didn&rsquo;t find out until I installed touchpad that my front door step Foscam HD
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I have found none and have tried several. The instructions are extremely poor and the setup even worse. Honeywell claims this as a feature but doesn't support it. If you are using a Foscam, I recommend using the Foscam app so you can view cameras anywhere over the internet.
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I haven't installed mine but I don't think it supports PoE, this is the website with the specifications http://foscam.us/foscam-fi8906w-outdoor-wireless-ip-camera-139.html
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Yes, you can connect locallyBest way is to call Foscam customer support and they will help you set it up however you like
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Good luck with that. I had one go bad when I was buying cameras for testing. 8 emails, never a response. Get HIKVision cams, I tested almost every IP HD cam, and by far they are the best for the money. Huacam is a typical overseas company that pushes out a product, and there is no after sales.
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I assume this is similar to the newer version I just bought, 8910W. The Foscam website has awesome video tutorials under SUPPORT that show you exactly how to set it up on a Mac and Airport network (which should work with any network).
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Hi. I bought 2 different cameras, this model and Foscam FI8910W link http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006ZP8UOW/ref=oh_details_o01_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. The second one works very fine, no problems. The first Agasio does not work using the router (wireless), also, this camera does not have any lights for checking the status and the head is fixed. Regarding the distance I don know exactly, because I put my camera not to far, just 10 meters from the router. Regards Luis
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Hi there. It's really too bad that you "bought" a DNS service. There are so many free ones around (no-ip.com is one of my favorites) AND the FOSCAM cameras also include a free DDNS service. I just wanted to mention that, even though that's not why you're writing. You absolutely do NOT need another DDNS address (in fact, you wouldn't want one... it'll make things complex). Once you correctly setup the DDNS service, you would use that "address" for as many IP cameras as you'd like (in fact, you can even use that address for other services such as remote access to your PC, etc.). The way to run multiple cameras in your home or business is to give each one a different IP address AND different "Port number". If you're familiar with network setup, it should be pretty easy to do that when you're setting up the cameras. As long as each camera has a different IP address and Port Number, they'll run peacefully on your network. The tougher part is if you want to be able to access the cameras from outside your home or office. To do that, you will have to setup "port forwarding" in your router. If you've never done that before, you might want to Google how to do it. You'll need to forward the ports for each camera. Without know your exact router, I can't offer specific instructions. If you're really stuck, I can log onto your system to setup the router (and the cameras), but we are a computer company and we charge a fee to do that. You shouldn't need me... and FOSCAM has good tech support to help you. I hope these answers and explanations were helpful. Phil
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Don't know of an IP Camera with dry contract connections for a trip switch. And that includes the Loftek Nexus 543. It uses frame differential analysis for motion detection and is subject to a lot of false trips.
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I use this device for investigation purposes at work where i plug the camera to a DVR and program the IP address & DNS setting so i can remotely monitor. It is NOT great in the dark as it isnt designed for that. You may look into IR cameras for that.
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You need an ethernet (power over ethernet). I had one spot prewired. The way the cam is detected is via your power outlet.
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It should work with IP cameras. I'll have to check the specs. As for viewing, you can view 4 cameras on screen. 8 cameras or all 16 at the same time. Additionally, you can single out any camera to view full screen. Hope this helps
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Foscam has Mac IP Camera Tool software on their website. Have both PC and MAC, setup completed on PC. Able to access on MAC by entering the camera website. Connected 2nd 8918W in about 20 minutes, then just had to walk myself back through port forwarding and static IP sets. Instructions no bad, they read like most manuals these days, as a chinese interpretation.
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You should be able to setup the camera once you know the ip address with any OS. You can find the ip address using your router. I returned this camera because it was unstable and needed to be restarted several times a day. The lower res camera F18910W is more stable ran for over a week with now issues.
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What software are you using to view the camera? Ispy supports HD and Foscam sever also. Not all software does support HD.
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So I believe that camera talks over port 1024 do you know what I'm talking about?? Reason I say that is I set one up and only opened 1024 thru the firewall. Grab the cameras ip address and perform a port scan ending your the top of your range @ 1025 cuz there are 65k+ ports. So paper clip it it before you start in case it's messed up & let me know & will see what happens, feel free to ping me
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I have this running on a 9821W right now. Works well.Foscam cameras are a bit average and it drops out sometimes and loses image occasionally, but I purely blame the camera.Lots of Foscam cameras are identified in the Synology Surv. setup.
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I would seriously think about getting a focsam IP cameras, I disconnected this camera a week after I installed it. Not that it is a bod product it is a very well made product it is just a bit behind the times