At a later date, I may add the cameras address to this post for anyone that wants to look around the New Mexico country here. Port forwarding, putting my DSL modem to bridge mode, my Linksys router to PPPoE, and many other little things.
#MICROSEVEN IP CAMERA REVIEW HOW TO#
But I am happy to say I now know how to do it. I have never configured my system for an IP camera before. You don't have to have your PC on for this camera to work over the internet. It is very IR sensitive, as the image was all lit up on my monitor, yet pitch black outside. I tested the IR capibilities with an IR illuminator I have. If there is a moon out, or some lighting, you get a good image. After its completely dark, all you get are car or house lights. In fact, the image I get reminds me of the thermal images the military gets at night. It gets a great night time image up to about 10 or 15 minutes before it's completely dark. The Sony EX VIEW had CCD is rated at 001 lux. For those who don't know what this is, when it starts to get dark, it automatically goes to black and white mode. The hi speed camera has an auto IR cut filter.
#MICROSEVEN IP CAMERA REVIEW MOD#
BTW, when initially connected to the appliance module, when I turned it off, the load sensor would turn my camera right back on! After researching on this forum, I was led to the site that explained how I can mod this from happening, and it works great now. From there it plugs into a AC plug in my attic, with an appliance module in between. All I needed was AC, so I ran a extension cord through a roof wind turbine. I bought a 5 ft mast, and put it on top of my house.
No having to have things turned just right. It's about 80-90 ft away, and I've always gotten a perfect picture. It works perfectly with my Linksys WRT54GX router. I didn't want to fish walls, I wanted wireless for its ease of installation. The dome has a temperature controlled blower, and heater. It tilts 180 degrees, at 160 degrees a second. It can pan endlessly, and pans 360 degrees in one second.
It's all metal construction, with a belt drive transmission. I looked at quality, price, functionality, bells and whistles. I researched PTZ IP dome cameras for 6 months, and this is the one I've chosen.
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