Wireless IP Camera thread

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Just aware of fisheye characteristic.. it can't see far(compare to std lens) and picture a bit distorted. :)
 

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If I buy the export set, means it come with out the approved adaptor hor, will the unapproved one catch fire especially if the vstarcam is left 24*7 ?
 

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After using the Eye 4 app for my T7838WIP for a few days I found it almost use up my data plan usage..I guess it's normal that I need more data if I plan to use my ipad to monitor ?

Or it would be better to use the webUI instead ?
 

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If I buy the export set, means it come with out the approved adaptor hor, will the unapproved one catch fire especially if the vstarcam is left 24*7 ?


For peace of mind, go for Local set, at least you know they paid at least 20-30K to test the power adapter for "hours" to ensure your family safety.


If you go for EXPORT sets, don't blame these vendors if your home caught fire due to the adapters caught fire. Just that simple. You took your own risks
 

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After using the Eye 4 app for my T7838WIP for a few days I found it almost use up my data plan usage..I guess it's normal that I need more data if I plan to use my ipad to monitor ?

Or it would be better to use the webUI instead ?



Err, high resolution means more data flow, means more data usage. If you set 2048kbps resolution and watching, your machine is sending our 2048kbps to you, so over a long period of time, you can imagine how much data you use. I use WIFI if I need to be a "security guard" while I work
 

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Hi all, for the clicking sound in vStarCam T series even in the latest model it's still there. May I confirm there's nothing we can do about it ?

I read that there was a reply from the factory that it's a normal behavior for the camera.



Relay clicking sound you mean when camera switches between IR to non-IR?
 

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Err, high resolution means more data flow, means more data usage. If you set 2048kbps resolution and watching, your machine is sending our 2048kbps to you, so over a long period of time, you can imagine how much data you use. I use WIFI if I need to be a "security guard" while I work

Oh ya resolution settings..ok thanks i will lower it but where would i set the resolution ?
 
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True.. 3 of them "click" sound more or less the same noisy. :s13:

Hopefully the latest shall less noisy or very soft "click".. :)
 

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No. U use their ip cam finder tool then locate cam, use IE to access webui interface. Then make changes there. Must b done via lan.

Wait. I think ip cam super client also can achieve that from cd.gocam.so, select T series (pangolin pnp). Dun use the eye4. Its limited at this moment.
 

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The Dlink 933L is going for $69@ Challenger this wkend. Thinking of getting it to monitor the maid at home. Not sure if i should pay extra for recording function with the Dlink 942L. Sigh .. its about 2x the price.
 

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Neh. I doubt so. If minus tat click sound. It shld b one of the better cams out there.

gecko, not really though..Depends on how makers do, Quality =/ quantity. Now because of the relay still cheap to produce and min heat generated, so still popular to apply most of the electronic gadget. The downside is it takes up more current. :s11:

While the substitute of relay is an electronic relay called SCR. Pro side is its light weight, easy to produce and less current to operate. Con side is it generated more heat and need to implement protection circuit due to easy damage.

Hopefully there is a hybrid product in future though.. :s13:
 

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gecko, not really though..Depends on how makers do, Quality =/ quantity. Now because of the relay still cheap to produce and min heat generated, so still popular to apply most of the electronic gadget. The downside is it takes up more current. :s11:

While the substitute of relay is an electronic relay called SCR. Pro side is its light weight, easy to produce and less current to operate. Con side is it generated more heat and need to implement protection circuit due to easy damage.

Hopefully there is a hybrid product in future though.. :s13:


So, will cost of product increase at such manner?
 
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