Can camera be adjusted remotely from inside or outside the house using a pc, iphone or ipad?
2031153
Thanks for your inquiry. I am so sorry that it can not be adjusted remotely from inside or outside the house using a pc, iphone or ipad.
1171177
why would you? you can use the camera's delayed shutter timer. besides you would have to be at the remote's cord distance.. it's not wireless.
918321
Yes I routinely take photos of birds from inside my house using the remote. I am usually about 25 feet from the subject and it works perfectly.
1469220
You just need the computer (PC or Mac) and the ability to plug the camera into your router for set up. i use the iPhone Foscam Pro app to monitor.
2124747
No computer is required. You can simply attach a monitor to the DVR to complete the setup. If you want to view remotely (internet) you'll need a computer. I only have full functionallity with iPolis on my PC. My iMac doesn't work to view the cameras remotely however, my iPad & iPhone do as the iPolis app works well on them. (view only)
2120069
Absolutely! Download iSpy video surveillance software (free - google it), Set up your camera on your computer or home network. No need to be on line unless you want to remote view (offsite) your camera. I have six cameras set up this way with no internet access.
930225
No, but you can use your Android/iOS device to control it over Wi-Fi. It's not the best interface I've seen, but it works. You can also transfer the videos/images over the wireless connection. All that comes in the box is the camera, a battery, a 12-inch Mini-USB (note: not micro, like your cell phone probably is,) and a helmet mount of some kind. Luckily, the camera uses a standard camera mount, so it works with my other equipment.
569268
Only for setup, then it's wireless. You can remotely move/adjust it from home.
1101601
I don't know, but you can download an app for iPhone or Android smartphones, establish a WIFI connection and control the camera with the phone (including a live picture on the phone screen)
2048032
I believe you can as long as you find appropriate apps, there are always more than 1 you can use either Apple or Android, I am using tinycam for Android tablet, fits the purpose.
292577
you can use the software that comes with the camera (Config tool), which is Windows only. Otherwise, you can configure using the web interface with any browser.
2136686
This is a remote for your iPhone/iPad's camera. You download an app to connect it to your iPhone/iPad and then you can take pictures wirelessly from 20 ft away
116363
Manually (by physically moving/positioning the camera) but not automatically or remotely.
2180200
Camera isn't wireless and like most, if not all IP cameras, can be port forwarded on your router for remote viewing. One caveat though, make sure you pay attention to the minimum lighting requirement
1192942
The camera is only as secure as your home network. You must be somewhat tech savvy to set up the camera. If you plan on using the mobile connection, you may have to set up a port forward in order to log on remotely. These are very good cameras for the price. Just don't expect much out of the box.
941935
Yes, I know you can use the "Dropcam" camera to be connected to the smartthings hub wirelessly. You can view and record video remotely from your smartphone.
794163
Yes you can. With the Swan app you can access the menu that will allow you to control the system from your iPad or iPhone. I found that a monitor and a mouse made it easier to setup and tweek the camera settings, but it can be done with an iPad or iPhone. DJK