• 320° Pan and 60° Tilt
• Easy installation for users of all levels with IPCAM Utility (a step-by-step installation wizard).
• View images from your web enabled PDA.
• Monitor multiple IPCAM using iMultiView (a Windows based freeware) when you make a purchase.
• Flexible Motion Detection and Image Recording functions.
• Email notification for Motion Detection, daily report, etc...
• Configure up to 4 viewing time frames (Permit Hours).
• Able to display multiple images on a single screen.
• Support up to 30 simultaneous remote viewers per USB camera.
• Display viewer's IP, account, viewed camera, login time and total downloaded bytes.
• Detailed event log with listing options.
• Detailed event log with listing options.
• Event listing by Level and Type.
• Limit the max FPS to each of the 8 user account.
• Number of Viewers control per USB camera (max of 30 viewers/camera)
• Block / black-list up to 256 IP addresses from accessing IPCAM.
• Schedule up to four time slots when motion detection is active.
• Upload motion detected images to a specified FTP server.
• Schedule up to two time slots for image forwarding (to email or FTP server).
• Update firmware directly from IPCAM webpage.
• Save current settings to a file making settings recall easy.
• PC and MAC Compatible

    IPCAM utilizes the current internet infrastructure to stream the video and share it with the world.  It also features a DDNS for users with dynamic IP as well as a PPPoE option to dial into your xDSL provider.

The following diagram illustrates three common network configurations for IPCAM;

      1. IPCAM is connected to a Router/IP share and Cable/xDSL modem to stream video to the internet.  This is the most common configuration where a Router is used.  The Router Port Forwarding has to be configured to allow Public access to IPCAM. 

      2. IPCAM is connected to a HUB and a Cable / xDSL modem.  In this setup, the user will need to setup PPPoE within IPCAM.  Enter the username and password as provided by the ISP to allow IPCAM to dial-up to the internet.

      3. IPCAM is connected directly to a Cable / xDSL modem.  Similiar to configuration above, the PPPoE section  IPCAM will have to be configured to allow access to the internet.  In addition, the user will have to setup a DDNS account (choose from the list provided by IPCAM Setup Wizard)

Specification:

Web Camera:

• USB Controlled Pan/Tilt, RS232 port not required.

• Pan: 320 degrees

• Tilt: 60 degrees

• Dimension: 110 (mm) x 112 (mm) x 106 (mm)

• Built-in one USB ports for USB web camera connection

• Color CMOS VGA Sensor with 350K pixels

• Adjustable Focus Lens, Focus distance: 5cm to infinity

• Visual Angle: 51/60 degree horizontal

• Auto control: White balance, Exposure, Color

• Brightness Adjustment, Sharpness, Contrast

• Work Temperature: 0°C to + 60°C

• Resolution: 640 x 480, 320 x 240, 160 x 120
• Frame Rate: Up to 20fps in 320 x 240

• 320x240 MJPEG compression

• Net Weight: 450g 

Integrated Web Server: