Do you need a static I.P. for remote viewing?
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No but you will need to sign up for a myqsee account or get a dyndns account to track when youre ip changes. Instructions are in the box and online.
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No. The remote camera needs to have access to the internet in order to send you the alerts and video. Furthermore, this version of the camera is faulty and obsolete. Check out either the updated Logitech system or another brand.
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Hi Jennifer, This is not a wireless camera system. It still need wires to let the whole system work. If you want to do remote view, you need to set up the DDNS. Will that answer your questions? Do you have any other questions? Thank you, and have a nice day : ) Guardian Electronic Service
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Hi, I may be able to help you with remote viewing. Some apps seem to be more compatible than others. What kind of device and what operating system do you intend to use ?
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I have not used ispy but you can remote view if you setup ddns on the cam or on the router along with port forwarding. You should not have trouble accessing it remotely with the app of your choice.
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No, you need an IP camera also called an internet camera. This camera will display video on a monitor which is good for CCTV (closed circuit TV). There are tons of IP camera on the internet. Google them.
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I suppose you might want to display only to your computer screen or tablet. This might be useful for someone who needs to view something but cannot be directly near the "something"
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yes... download a generic remote viewing app... or view if it's now available for Apple. Or use a browser.
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You need a computer and WiFi connection so you can monitor remotely. You can also monitor remotely through your Android device with WiFI connection.
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I don't see why not. It's really plug and play so you don't really need a computer if you want to view and control the unit from the NVR only. But if you want remote viewing via the Internet, you just need any computer to change settings on the router.
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As long as the projector has the dlp link, you're good. These don't use the ir emitter.
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Yes.......... These features are available through your remote control, Although I never use them. I prefer to keep my display off.
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No reason not to use an HTPC: it is simply the source of your signal. Modern Panasonics are far less susceptible to burn-in, not to be confused with image retention (IR), a temporary condition. The key is not to have a static image for long periods of time, as might be the case if you're a gamer or with certain TV feeds etc., esp during the first 100 hours. There is an interesting thread discussing presumptive IR and it's elimination for the Panasonic P50U50 (an economy model line compared to the UT50 series) on AVSforum: http://www.avsforum.com/t/1443422/panasonic-50-p50u50-burn-in-help
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Just needs to be hooked to a screen not a computer. If it is connected to a public IP address, it may be accessed remotely by a computer browser however.
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I have been looking and looking. How can i use this product for remote viewing on a pc? Where are the direction for install
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Yes you can. I used IP cam viewer with my unit and it worked reliably. The problem is with washout.
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Hello M. Waiter:The sensor does not need direct line of site and can be mounted on the back of the TV and still "see" the remote commands. It has a velcro kit and a plastic clamp and screw for mounting the Eye in a door slot, toe-kick or behind a cabinet, speaker grill or even a wall plate. The primary intention of the Hot Link Pro sytem is to not drill a hole and still see remote controls. So hide the AV gear and Hide Hot Link Pro.Best regards,Marcus, Microsmith Inc.