LINKSYS WVC54G WIRELESS-G INTERNET VIDEO CAMERA 2.07 DRIVER

I tried several days for this device to connect to wireless home net using wep. Partly due to the camera and partly due to the weather station imaging software. The you should be able to change the IP address of the camera to an acceptable value like I could get the camera to work in WiFi mode. The quality of the picture is not superb, but it is an internet cam-- you can only expect so much. The slightest adjustment dramatically changed the focus of the camera and it was hard to fine-tune the focus. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.

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Kept it on "Open System".

Email alerts doesn't work in firmware v2.11

Unfortunately, you get what you pay for. Following the instructions, I got it to work in a few hours. After an hour on the phone with Linksys customer service, I was told the range expander is compatible only up to version 4 of the router. All in all, camra the price, it does what it advertises. The management software for the D-Link camera works reasonably well, but there is no reason to use it other than, perhaps, for upgrading the flash - although the "lite" software can present a very high quality full screen full motion video.

Very uncool customer service.

Then I went into their configuration utilities and set up the Email Alert feature. Since it requires Internet Explorer, it wont support linux platform.

Cisco-Linksys WVC54GC Wireless-G Internet Video Camera - video dailymotion

Now that the camera is working, I realize that this is exactly what I was looking for. Has anyone found a fix without going back to the earlier firmware? He wants to be able to check on the house when he's not there. Don't forget that the Vonage box sits wireles-g your cable modem and your router, acting as its own little firewall. After these two things were done, I can connect intenet the web cam without any more failures.

And for installation, I found it simple and very straightforward. Configuration with WEP was pretty easy. If power of you may loose wireless connectivity. So now I had to pay to send the router back.

Actually, I gave up on it. The image also gets grainy in low light but is still usable. I confirm what others wrote about customer support: All 3 are just sitting there plugged in, in an empty house. I gave the camera my networks SSID. If you want to monitor multiple cameras simultaneously, you need to install the Linksys software that does that.

Worst of all, the appointment for 2PM today was not kept, and I had to reschedule business appointments to accomodate Linksys. What I expected was that there would be software that would be able to start recording video when motion is detected for a period of time e. Linksys technician gave me the ftp site URL to download it. I agree with many people here that the support at Linksys is ineffective. At any rate, that's not to say you can't connect to the camera over the internet- you can- you simply can't use the included viewer utility over the internet.

After the switch the camera would not connect to the router, switching back to WEP, of course worked. I do not recomment to go to 2. I can view my baby from work, which by itself makes it priceless.

It senses movement and mails a captured video file. They work very well once set up, but they may require highly technical skills and knowledge to set up depending on your network environment. I can't even downgrade the firmware by the looks of it because the older version available on the download page only 2.7 the setup wizard files.