Is there Wifi hotspot function, 3G dongle connectivity and support for Logitech webcams ?
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Karthy sorry for delay but I wrote to China for the answer as I had email of one of their reps. Yes to all, I would make sure the 3G dongle had support for Android.
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hi,yes,it supports wifi hotspot,and it also supports the logitech webcams,thanks
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can anyone tell me how to do this, i have three types of webcams. logitech, creative, and microsoft. they are all farely new, they all connect through usb. i have tried several camera apps. photobooth, skype, ect.
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I just got an e-mail from Logitech support, stating that all Logitech webcams are not fully supported in Windows 8.1. In other words, from my experience, the basic webcam functions, video and audio work, but the advanced features (zoom, pan, tilt, etc.) are inaccessible in Windows 8.1. Logitech support also essentially said that they do not have a fix for this problem and that they do not know when a fix for this problem will come out.
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Yes of course. You may want to get the updated driver from Logitech website.
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Don't know exactly how Wifi-enabled cards work but considering there is no Wifi function/module on that camera, I would think the answer is no.
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Yes, I used the drivers from the Logitech site. After 5 weeks of back and forth emails and phone calls to tech support I finally got the issue resolved. I was contacted by a senior tech support person and was told to do a clean boot after disabling all Microsoft Services and then re-install the Logitech software. Then I re-enabled all the Microsoft Services. This solved the problem and my computer is now stable and the webcam works wonderfully. It is a shame that this simple fix took over 5 weeks to resolve.
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Yes, you can connect locally Best way is to call Foscam customer support and they will help you set it up however you like
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According to the manufacturer's website, you need a "WiFi Qumi Dongle" to use that feature. I have not located such a thing as yet. It is not listed as a purchasable accessory on that site.
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In case you are interested here is a mini-dongle:ASUS USB-N10 - Wireless USB Adapter - 802.11b/g/n
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You need to download the logitech unifying software. http://support.logitech.com/product/6254 This is not described well. It took me a little while to figure it out. I have more than one mouse and a wireless keyboard and they all work with one dongle in the laptop. I believe you can have up to 8 devices paired with the dongle.
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Go to the Logitech website and see if it is compatible. I have the R800 and it works fine, but there are multiple dongles and not all work with all devices. Get the model number from this one and then check with Logitech.
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I have given my ZOOM away last year, but it worked great with a USB modem (used in Kenya). I'm pretty sure there is an ethernet port, but it's been a year.
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The master system comes with dedicated plug to your router, all other cameras will plug into standard wall outlet and they will all sync to the master plug running from your router. The Logitech program once downloaded onto computer will give you live access and playback recording for each camera. If you want access to cameras offsite you will need to subscribe to Logitech's website (around $80.00 per year), that will allow you to view and control you cameras from any mobile phone, tablet, laptop, etc...(please see list of compatibility requirements for your mobile electronics, they are listed on the Logitech website). Hope this was helpful. Have a great day. The master system comes with dedicated plug to your router, all other cameras will plug into standard wall outlet and they will all sync to the master plug running from your router. The Logitech program once downloaded onto computer will give you live access and playback recording for each camera. If you want access to cameras offsite you will need to subscribe to Logitech's website (around $80.00 per year), that will allow you to view and control you cameras from any mobile phone, tablet, laptop, etc...(please see list of compatibility requirements for your mobile electronics, they are... » Read More The master system comes with dedicated plug to your router, all other cameras will plug into standard wall outlet and they will all sync to the master plug running from your router. The Logitech program once downloaded onto computer will give you live access and playback recording for each camera. If you want access to cameras offsite you will need to subscribe to Logitech's website (around $80.00 per year), that will allow you to view and control you cameras from any mobile phone, tablet, laptop, etc...(please see list of compatibility requirements for your mobile electronics, they are listed on the Logitech website). Hope this was helpful. Have a great day. « Show Less
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No, it doesn't work with wifi. As far as I know there is no other version of it. You might wanna try a web cam
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I have not tried it, but would expect that there may be an update on the Logitech website for the correct connection software. You could look.
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You can download the Logitech webcam software from the site. http://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/quickcam-sphere-af put in the required info and it will give you a download
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You can.That's basically how I set mine up.Call foscam support if you get stuck anywhere.Some find the portforwarding settings a bit confusing. Just fyi. Support is very helpful, they can remote access your pc if need be.