EasyN FS-603A-M106 IP Camera
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| Version | Status | Date Updated | Updated By |
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| 710 | Unknown | N/A | N/A |
| 810 | Working | 30 April 2011 | Jamo |
| 1004 | Unknown | N/A | N/A |
| 1204 | Unknown | N/A | N/A |
| 1404 | Unknown | N/A | N/A |
| Usage Information | |||
Status
The EasyN FS-603 works with video.
Features
- Browser based
- 10/100mbit LAN
- 30fps max
- Supports high speed hardware-based Motion-JPEG compression
- Supports video resoultion:640x480(VGA),320x240(CIF) and 160x120(QCIF)
- UPnP, DynDNS
- Real-Time Live Video
Installation notes
- technical issue - the camera has a thick cable that comes out of the back plate which then splits into various connectors - s-video, RCA, A reset switch, 12v supply socket and RJ-45 female port. I installed the camera on an external wall of the house and drilled a hole through the double-skin brick wall in order to push the cable through neatly.... problem was the cable (specifically because of the RJ-45 jack) would require a HUGE diameter hole to go through... probably around 40mm. That is a big hole to put in the wall of your house in order to neatly install a camera. I experimented with a number of options but ended up cutting the cable *gasp* and re-soldering and heat-shrinking the individual copper wires on the inside of the wall. Not a great solution but it was done neatly and it works.
- 12v power supply: the camera comes with a transformer to take 230v AC down to the 12V DC supply required by the camera. I had to install a 230V AC wall socket in my ceiling area in order to plug in the transformer.
- Wall bracket supplied is not particularly solid, nor or the wall plugs and screws to mount it. Be gentle and careful... it's easier to over-tighten and strip. So far it is still pointing in the right direction despite a few large storms.
EasyN FS-603 Camera and Motion Wrapper
IP cameras can be used under the Motion Wrapper to enable it to detect motion and alert based on that function. I haven't tested or experimented with this feature yet.
Setup
- Video stream URL: http://cameraIP:webserverport/videostream.cgi
- Followed IP Cameras wiki and it worked flawlessly
