Can I access my drop cam and my Chamberlain garage door?
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I seriously doubt it. your garage door uses a rolling security code ( ie it changes all the time) and the dedicated remote opener is synced to match it plus it operates on a particular frequency. the Zwave device is more like Wifi: all the Zwave devices use the same (Zwaze, different to the Garage remote) frequency, but they identify themselves with codes that the host controller knows about and to which are assigned particular functions. Maybe someone is working on a Zwave garage door opener system, but I don't know of any on the market yet.
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I'm sure you can. but his cam is not wireless. so the real question would be what are you running the cam to. if your source unit or device supports the use of android or smart phone apps then yes. other wise no! this cam was made be used for vehicles with camrea systems such as rear view and back up assistance etc. the user applications are only limited to your ability, meaning if you have the ability to make it work however you see fit than so be it if not then pay someone who knows how to do it
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No and I won't recommend it for even 1 garage. Mine broke after 3 weeks and I can't get through to anyone at Chamberlain to help me with the 1 year warranty. It decided to stop working after 3 weeks and I had to call a locksmith on a Sunday.....extra charges for that you know.
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Not sure. I replaced a chamberlain with the new model chamberlain so I'm sure that made it easier. I don't see why not.
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You should hook up the camera directly to your router with a cable. You should be able to access then. You need your id and password. The default id is admin. There is an option for return to factory settings in the Setting area.
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Our remotes will open/close the gate from our garage which is 500-600ft away from the gate. And yes you can convert a single system later by adding another arm. The brain will support either set up.
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You would need to get a gate opener or some sort of the keypad that you can connect it to.
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I would call Chamberlain. I would think one internet gateway unit with separate wall controls for each door will allow you to use your current controllers in addition to controlling your garage via an app and the web. Each door would need to be registered under your login ID. I would double check with Chamberlain but I think this is correct.
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Yes. You can access it directly through it's IP address, the DDNS that comes with it or with a 3rd party IP Camera app for your IPad. I use IP Cam Viewer. It recognizes tons of different camera models, PTZ control and 2-way audio (for cameras equiped with speakers/microphone.)
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Do I need to have something else to view the video on this camera or can I just connect to a monitor and thats it? I dont want to record, just real time monitoring for my garage. What I want to do, is to have a camera wired to my room's tv, so whenever someone is getting close to my garage entrance, I can see from my tv, instead of going to the garage entrance.. will this work?
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I have found none and have tried several. The instructions are extremely poor and the setup even worse. Honeywell claims this as a feature but doesn't support it. If you are using a Foscam, I recommend using the Foscam app so you can view cameras anywhere over the internet.
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You will need this for your Chamberlain garage door, or other Chamberlain devices to connect to your router, so you can control them from your phone or computer. It needs a power source and Ethernet cable run to your router. Be Careful if buying this used! If the last person to own it did not clear the password off of it you cant use it, and Chamberlain cannot clear it for you. Hope this helps.
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Dropcam support is in beta. You can set up a motion detector that triggers a burst of photos. You dont need a dropcam cloud subscription for this functionality although im not sure if photos stored on smartthings cloud and for how long.
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Yes you can. But it does require software beyond the average computer. I would recommend Blue Iris sold by Foscam. It's a little over $40 but it's worth it and will allow your cams to grow if you want to.
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You can use the secureview pro software that can with the camera and/or purchase Blue Irish software!
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I haven't tried it for that, but the specs say it should work. Alternatively you can use an Active USB extension cable to power a dropcam.