Swann IP-3G ConnectCam 500 - Revision history

Zaerc at 16:00, 28 September 2010

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	'''Swann IP-3G ConnectCam 500		'''Swann IP-3G ConnectCam 500
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Zug at 15:11, 7 June 2009

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	~~This~~ is a basic IP camera ~~with limited functionality~~. It is Wireless with a 802.11g functionality and is perfect for a budget indoor IP camera that is compatible with Linux MCE.		The Swann 3G Connect Cam 500 is a basic IP camera. It is Wireless, with a 802.11g functionality, and can run over Ethernet. It is perfect for a budget indoor IP camera that is compatible with Linux MCE.

	Once you have plugged the camera and you know the IP address and Mac address, it is very simple to setup.		Once you have plugged the camera and you know the IP address and Mac address, it is very simple to setup.
	Just browse to the admin system. At the bottom of the left hand pane, click "Show Devices Tree".		Just browse to the admin system. At the bottom of the left hand pane, click "Show Devices Tree".

Zug at 15:10, 7 June 2009

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	[[Image:~~Swann3G~~.~~JPG~~]]		[[Image:Swann3g.jpg]]

	This is a basic IP camera with limited functionality. It is Wireless with a 802.11g functionality and is perfect for a budget indoor IP camera that is compatible with Linux MCE.		This is a basic IP camera with limited functionality. It is Wireless with a 802.11g functionality and is perfect for a budget indoor IP camera that is compatible with Linux MCE.

Zug at 15:09, 7 June 2009

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	[[Image:Swann3G.~~jpg~~]]		[[Image:Swann3G.JPG]]

	This is a basic IP camera with limited functionality. It is Wireless with a 802.11g functionality and is perfect for a budget indoor IP camera that is compatible with Linux MCE.		This is a basic IP camera with limited functionality. It is Wireless with a 802.11g functionality and is perfect for a budget indoor IP camera that is compatible with Linux MCE.

Zug at 15:09, 7 June 2009

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	Leave PK_FloorplanObjectType and Alert blank.		Leave PK_FloorplanObjectType and Alert blank.

	TCP Port : 80"		TCP Port : 80
	AuthUser : admin		AuthUser : admin
	AuthPassword : admin (assuming you have not changed it from default )		AuthPassword : admin (assuming you have not changed it from default )
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	Click Save		Click Save

	[[Image:~~devicedata~~.~~jpg~~]]		[[Image:Devicedata.JPG]]

	Now reload your DCE Router and you should see the camera in "Show Cameras" in the admin system.		Now reload your DCE Router and you should see the camera in "Show Cameras" in the admin system.

Zug at 15:08, 7 June 2009

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	[[Image:~~http://www.hightechpad.com/?q=files/imagecache/product/OR41500000105145~~.jpg]]		[[Image:Swann3G.jpg]]

	This is a basic IP camera with limited functionality. It is Wireless with a 802.11g functionality and is perfect for a budget indoor IP camera that is compatible with Linux MCE.		This is a basic IP camera with limited functionality. It is Wireless with a 802.11g functionality and is perfect for a budget indoor IP camera that is compatible with Linux MCE.
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	Enter the IP address and Mac address.		Enter the IP address and Mac address.

	[[Image:~~http://www.hightechpad.com/~~childdevices.jpg]]		[[Image:childdevices.jpg]]

	Then click "Pick Device Template"		Then click "Pick Device Template"
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	Click Save		Click Save

	[[Image:~~http://www.hightechpad.com/~~devicedata.jpg]]		[[Image:devicedata.jpg]]

	Now reload your DCE Router and you should see the camera in "Show Cameras" in the admin system.		Now reload your DCE Router and you should see the camera in "Show Cameras" in the admin system.

Zug: New page: '''Swann IP-3G ConnectCam 500 ''' Image:http://www.hightechpad.com/?q=files/imagecache/product/OR41500000105145.jpg This is a basic IP camera with limited functionality. It is Wirele...

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New page: '''Swann IP-3G ConnectCam 500 ''' Image:http://www.hightechpad.com/?q=files/imagecache/product/OR41500000105145.jpg This is a basic IP camera with limited functionality. It is Wirele...

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'''Swann IP-3G ConnectCam 500
'''

[[Image:http://www.hightechpad.com/?q=files/imagecache/product/OR41500000105145.jpg]]

This is a basic IP camera with limited functionality. It is Wireless with a 802.11g functionality and is perfect for a budget indoor IP camera that is compatible with Linux MCE.
Once you have plugged the camera and you know the IP address and Mac address, it is very simple to setup.
Just browse to the admin system. At the bottom of the left hand pane, click "Show Devices Tree".
Click CORE on the left, then click "Create child device".

Enter a common name for the camera, eg "Swann 500"

Enter the IP address and Mac address.

[[Image:http://www.hightechpad.com/childdevices.jpg]]

Then click "Pick Device Template"

You then select "Generic IP Camera" from the device templates dropdown. (This is in 810, Not sure if 710 has this template?)
Once selected, click "Pick Device Template"

Another window will now appear, you can safely ignore the top half of page and scroll to the bottom.

In the "Path" field, enter the following :

/cgi/jpg/image.cgi

Leave PK_FloorplanObjectType and Alert blank.

TCP Port : 80"
AuthUser : admin
AuthPassword : admin (assuming you have not changed it from default )
IP : IP of Camera
MAC : MAC address of camera

Click Save

[[Image:http://www.hightechpad.com/devicedata.jpg]]

Now reload your DCE Router and you should see the camera in "Show Cameras" in the admin system.

The Swann IP 3G Camera is available in the EU from :

http://www.hightechpad.com