I would like to use this as a baby monitor, with the Insteon Hub. If my Inet is down, will I still be able to monitor the camera with the Android App?
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this, sit on the shelf unused because we've never been able to figure out how to work it. I am sure anyone who is tech minded could figure it out but we can't
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If your internet is down but your in-home network is still up. you can still see it if you use your local IP address (198.161.xxx.xxx or 10.x.x.x). If you have no internet you won't be able to watch from outside the home. I use the ipad app, so my settings are set for remote IP. When out ip is down, I just enter my local IP in a web browser to view from another room.
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You can use the motion sensor and LED bulb together without a hub, but the sensor and bulb will need to be paired manually. If you have a hub, it makes connecting and controlling all of your devices much easier. Because you can see and select all your device settings and do connections through the hub. If you plan to have many different interconnected Insteon devices, I would recommend you also get a hub.
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Yes it can. You need the Insteon Hub (a hardware product) as well as this and then you can control it through the Insteon for Hub available at the Amazon App Store.
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I was also looking at the Revolv and believe you can. I have both the Insteon Hub/iOS app and HouseLinc controlling the Insteon bulb. When the hub is off. HouseLinc still controls the bulb leading me to believe multiple applications can control it. If I get one, I'll test to confirm.
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Yes, the open/close sensor is compatible with other hub devices besides the Insteon Hub (INSTEON 2242-222 Hub). Whatever hub/controller device you choose still has to be compatible with the Insteon protocol, as the sensor only knows how to talk "Insteon", not Z-Wave or WiFi. Examples of other home automation hubs/controllers are the ISY994i and the Mi Casa Verde VeraLite. The Smarthings Hub is NOT compatible with this, as it only works with WiFi, Zigbee, and Z-Wave devices.
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This is a wireless camera, needs to be connected only during setup with included RJ-45 cable. Once ADT Pulse learns the camera, you can place it at final position and the camera will wirelessly connect with the ADT i-hub
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Hi, I have it on the network and it streams to my Debian server running Zoneminder. It works OK for the money. If you have a decent recent version of linux (Ubuntu for instance) with java support in the browser, you can configure it on the browser just fine. I didn't try it with motion, but I see no reason not to work, since it works in Zoneminder. This is the url I user in zoneminder: http://&lt;username&gt;:&lt;password&gt;@&lt;ip&gt;/cgi/mjpg/mjpg.cgi Replace the stuff in &lt;&gt; with the proper info. I hope this helps. Even though this works fine, I would recommend you a better quality camera in the same price range, like the new D-Link. If you do a research, you can buy one with about $35 (http://www.ebay.com/itm/D-Link-Wireless-N-Network-Surveillance-Camera-W-iPhone-Remote-Viewing-DSC-930L-/360817167462?pt=US_Security_Cameras&hash=item5402610c66)
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I was just about to ask the same question. The INSTEON website notes that the Dual-Mode is a new feature for the hub, so I was concerned that this kit (which is less than buying the hub alone) was using the previous version of the hub that wasn't dual-mode.
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I contacted Smartthings and they are currently working on integrating with DropCam. looks like they will be ready in a couple of weeks.
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This is Ryan from the SmartThings Support team. Out-of-the-box support for camera monitoring is on our product road map. We're working on an integration as we speak but it's not quite ready for production. We'll do our best to keep you updated on our progress and you can check out our blog for the latest information: http://blog.smartthings.com/.In the meantime, if you have any questions, please feel free and contact us at support@smartthings.com.
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Yes, but you do need an Insteon compatible hub connected in your home network and an App on your smartphone.
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No, I would buy a baby monitor instead. Dropcam notifications and live monitoring are limited without subscription and their service for the unit is terrible
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I use an Android application called IP Cam Viewer Basic on my Samsung Galaxy S III which works great. Please read my full review of this camera before you buy it though. Don't plan on using the intercom feature with any software.
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This device utilizes the Insteon protocol which I do not see listed on the Smartthings website. I do not believe the Smartthings hub will be able to operate this at this time.
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No, Insteon devices are not currently compatible with SmartThings, and the company has no plans to add Insteon support. A few users with the older SmartLink (no longer sold) have managed to get a few individual devices working, so your mileage may vary if you have one and you're willing to tinker with the code a bit. Otherwise I'd suggest going with another sensor or something like Revolv if you're not invested in SmartThings yet.
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Yes, absolutely! Here is what I did. (NOTE: I updated the firmware to yoics, but I understand this does not matter.) Set up your IP Video 9100a so that it is using a port other than 80...8135, or anything like that. For internal access (within your own network): note the IP address of your IP Video 9100A. Open the IP Cam Viewer App Select "Manage Cameras" Select + for a new camera, or select the failed attempt at adding a camera and then click the edit icon. Make=AVIOSYS Model=AVIOSYS 9000/9100 Series HOST/Ip=&lt;your IP you noted earlier&gt; HTTP PORT=8135 or whatever you set. Enter your user and password you have set up for the unit. (I think if you did not set one up, just put something here) Click on the test button. If it works, then press Save. For access outside of your network: Go to your router, and configure the firewall (applications, Pinholes, or DMZ settings) depends on the router..use Google for info. you want the firewall to let the port you configured on the IP Video be directed to the IP address of the IP Video. Now, you need a Dynamic DNS configuration for your site...(Google dynamic DNS) You can test your dynDNS settings by using your browser (Laptop, not the android) to go to http://YOUR.DYNAMIC.ADDRESS:8135 (YOUR.DYNAMIC.ADDRESS is whatever you set it up as..."bill.isa-geek.org" or whatever. 8135 is the port you set up in the IP Video and in your router.) Once you have verified that you DynDNS works, and that your port forwarding works... Go back to the IP CAM VIEWER app and select the camera you set up for internal access and edit it. change the HOST/IP to YOUR.DYNAMIC.ADDRESS and leave the port the same. If you have four cameras attached to the IP Video 9100A, then you will see a single camera view that will switch to each camera every 5 seconds or so. Sorry, I have not found a way to view each separately. There should be a way with yoics, but there is not a whole lot of support. hope this helped... Rick
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No, Insteon needs a controller too. The Insteon Hub is pretty good, simple, and has an iPhone app.