I have a Intellinet 550710 (about $200) camera which is configurable
via a web page. Network connection is wired and I use a Linksys
Powerline (plts200) network extender since the building I use the
camera in is over 200ft away and is metal (a barn). It has motion
detection built in via xfer to a ftp server. I run only linux and this
was easy to setup via a web browser (Firefox) and ftp server.
...Bob
On 06/08/2009 04:19 PM, Barclay, Daniel wrote:
network-connected camera with motion-detection e-mail
configurable in Linux?
Does anyone know if there any wireless
network-connected video cameras
with in-camera motion-detection-triggered e-mail notification that are
configurable via Linux?
The cameras I've seen need to have the wireless network configuration
set up while connected via a cable, and come with a Windows-only
program to perform that setup.
Is that setup typically done with a proprietary protocol, or does the
setup program probably use something standard like SNMP?
For one camera I saw, other than the wireless-network setup, the
camera could be configured via a wen browser. Well, mostly--the
motion-detection windows can be configured only using Internet
Explorer. (Even though they already used Java for some things,
they didn't use the cross-platform Java for that window configuraion,
and apparently used an ActiveX control.)
Thanks,
Daniel
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