Has anyone set this up with AT&T internet to view on an I-phone?
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I use at&t; internet (uverse) and view on my iphone. Works good and was super easy to set up.
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I subscribe to Verizon Home Monitoring and Control and get good support through Verizon chat. Verizon told me that generally only certain products are easily connected to their HMC. Run the CD that came with the camera on your PC. A pull-down menu lists web addresses that your camera will connect to. You should also open a chat with AT&T.; In principle port forwarding and a NO-IP web address can connect any device to a remote PC, but the process can be very tricky and subtle. It might be easier to follow your provider's advice and start over. As for the camera you already bought, it will display on PC's within a LAN using snap cable or Wi-Fi. I subscribe to Verizon Home Monitoring and Control and get good support through Verizon chat. Verizon told me that generally only certain products are easily connected to their HMC. Run the CD that came with the camera on your PC. A pull-down menu lists web addresses that your camera will connect to. You should also open a chat with AT&T.; In principle port forwarding and a NO-IP web address can connect any device to a remote PC, but the process can be very tricky and subtle. It might be easier to follow your provider's advice and start over. As for the camera you already bought, it will... » Read More I subscribe to Verizon Home Monitoring and Control and get good support through Verizon chat. Verizon told me that generally only certain products are easily connected to their HMC. Run the CD that came with the camera on your PC. A pull-down menu lists web addresses that your camera will connect to. You should also open a chat with AT&T.; In principle port forwarding and a NO-IP web address can connect any device to a remote PC, but the process can be very tricky and subtle. It might be easier to follow your provider's advice and start over. As for the camera you already bought, it will display on PC's within a LAN using snap cable or Wi-Fi. « Show Less
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Any internet provider should work. You have to set up port forwarding on your modem and download the cam viewer app from itunes. Instructions are on Tenvis video on youtube. Good luck.
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I've done Verizon Wireless with an Android phone. The Web Access works and they have an app for android as well as iPhone which works better than the Web Access: http://www.tenvis.com/m/The configuration is not difficult for anyone that's tech savvy.
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In case you mean AT&T; Mobile internet, I have it working. My setup:Comcast Cable @ home. Camera is connected via WiFiAT&T; LTE on an Android (HTC One M8)Viewing through the App is great. Viewing on the web client via an external route seems to be a bit buggy. From time to time the video stream freezes until I refresh the page.
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Ricardo, I never got my unit to work. I hope this was helpful. From an AT&T; Customer.
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You need an iOS device for initial setup,but I'm using an android and IFTTT to control it. https://ifttt.com/recipes/42284
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yes and it also work plugging an adroid phone or a iphone that has internet sharing enabled.
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It does - but it will not work with internet if you have that on your plan. We had to take internet off my husband's line because AT&T could not figure out how to "unlock" that aspect for their internet.
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Yes, I did. I got mine today but I can't use it with AT&T yet until they officially release it on April 11. At least is what they told me :(
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First of all I am having trouble getting it to connect to the internet via my AT&T 3G Velocity Wi-Fi adaptor. As for the rest of the configuration I used, which does work nicely. It wirelessly displays itself, you can attach to it and resources like my external network hard drive, printer, other computers via the HUB. I took the RJ45 connection (made it a LAN connection in the Hame software) to a 4 port HUB, , connected a 2TB network hard drive to it, router wise it works great. The Hame issues the IP address's so a mini network is established, just like at my NY home (FIOS network/wireless router), I am setting this up for use on my floating winter home, a 38' Ketch in Florida. Fact is it works great in every way except I have not been able to connect to the internet through it, yet. I download the latest software from Hame, still have to install and retest. I hope this answers your question.......
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I have my account with T-Mobile and I purchased a phone that was set up with T-Mobile. If it is not set up to use AT&T then I think you would have to have Samsong "Unlock" it to AT&T network use, and then flash the ATT software into the devices programming memory ... but just educated guessing here I have never tried it. Good Luck. Mac Happy New Year!
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This one definitely is the I-Pad 4 w/ Retina Display but it is not the AT&T; or Verison ready I-pad that you can broadcast off of without it being in a wifi hotspot. What I wanted and did is this.... You can call AT&T; and turn a phone of yours into a wifi hotspot, so that this I-Pad will work with AT&T; which is what I did, because it comes out cheaper and also it allows me to braodcast ballgame info out to parents via wireless through it, for the ball games that I attend. But as far as this being a AT&T; or Version already setup ipad....It is not and I did not go that way because it was actually more expensive to do it like that. This one definitely is the I-Pad 4 w/ Retina Display but it is not the AT&T; or Verison ready I-pad that you can broadcast off of without it being in a wifi hotspot. What I wanted and did is this.... You can call AT&T; and turn a phone of yours into a wifi hotspot, so that this I-Pad will work with AT&T; which is what I did, because it comes out cheaper and also it allows me to braodcast ballgame info out to parents via wireless through it, for the ball games that I attend. But as far as this being a AT&T; or Version already setup ipad....It is not and I did not go that way because it was... » Read More This one definitely is the I-Pad 4 w/ Retina Display but it is not the AT&T; or Verison ready I-pad that you can broadcast off of without it being in a wifi hotspot. What I wanted and did is this.... You can call AT&T; and turn a phone of yours into a wifi hotspot, so that this I-Pad will work with AT&T; which is what I did, because it comes out cheaper and also it allows me to braodcast ballgame info out to parents via wireless through it, for the ball games that I attend. But as far as this being a AT&T; or Version already setup ipad....It is not and I did not go that way because it was actually more expensive to do it like that. « Show Less
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my phone is working with at&t; but everytime i try to get online it says check browser settings???? any idea what i can do to fix this i cant get online
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I don't know about AT&T; cause I have Verizon, however, A Zbooster did nothing for me at my home. I am returning it. You have to determine what kind of clear signal is in your immediate area. I live in Centerport, NY and there is no signal at the house even though Verizon shows me their computer screen saying I have fine reception in my area - NOT at all.Good luck
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My wife and I spent a great deal of time studying the instructions and several hours setting the unit up. It did not work for me. Sent it back. Installed an ATT Microtel. Problem over. Good luck! Cannot recommend this product.
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There is a Zmodo app to view remotely on your iPhone on your home wifi LAN. Port forwarding on your router is required to view on the Internet.
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We took ours into AT&T; to get it set up and it works with their 4G network with no problems - can't speak to other GSM service providers.
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yes it is AT&T compatible, you will need to contact them for help during setup, so you can use it for the internet.
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I have AT&T and after a complete runaround mine works FABULOUSLY. There are times I'm thrown off microcell but typically within 5 mins I can be reconnected. It has to be plugged into your router- I have a newer home and so mine is plugged in to my whole house control panel which is in a closet. After I installed it I was told it had to be next to a window to work- which is not the case mine works fine from a closet.
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As per my son, who was setting it up...yes. However, ours had to be returned because it did not work at all (the phone...not the connection).