Do I have to hook it to an ethernet or LAN cable... or is it wireless to my insteon hub like my lights and outlet controllers are?
1045885
I am not a Tekkie but....I connected my camera to my router. Simple even for me. I did call support for help with connection parameters for G-Mail.
1611600
No, you will need an Insteon controller; without one its just an expensive bright LED bulb.
957922
The software works with android but you need the insteon controller not just the outlet
1563978
Pretty simple And it has 4 Ethernet ports on the back it doesn't say in or out.i only use it wireless Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
2140438
This uses EnGenius proprietary POE. It comes with the necessary power injector to make this happen though.
537475
This is completely inside of your network. You'd use an Ethernet port from your wi-fi router's inside network ports to the single port unit and then have the four port unit at another spot in the house. As mentioned in reviews, make sure it's directly connected to the wall (not a power strip) at each end. I'd also make sure you regenerate the encryption keys by hitting the button on both ends within 60 seconds of each other just in case a neighbor has purchased a similar device.
190316
If you search for "insteon module" there are indoor and outdoor versions you can plug into an outlet and control with the motion sensor. I use the outdoor one to control path lighting.
719317
Everything can be made locally, you only need use internet to register the hub for the first time. You need to have your Insteon hub connected by wire to the wifi modem in order to program and control every Insteon device. Once programed and if you don't need to control devices from your tablet or smartphone you can unplug the hub from the wifi modem.
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You need an ethernet (power over ethernet). I had one spot prewired. The way the cam is detected is via your power outlet.
472826
I have an Insteon SmartLinc controller and can control the light via a web interface to the controller or app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.smarthome.smartlinc&hl;=en). You will need a SmartLinc controller (http://www.amazon.com/Insteon-2413U-PowerLinc-Dual-Band-Interface/dp/B002XA8XNQ/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1383849080&sr;=8-3&k;eywords=insteon+smartlinc) to control the switch and other Insteon devices. I've added several switches to allow me to do control power to various devices.
897533
Cameras that accept power over ethernet connect to POE. I would make sure the camera you are using is POE before connecting. The LAN side plugs into a switch or router.
239590
The wireless unit will get its power from the Ethernet cable plugged into it from this unit. Only this POE Injector gets plugged into the wall, and the power goes over unused wires in the Ethernet cable to the wireless access point. This allows you to install the wireless access point without having to worry about having an outlet nearby.router-->ethernet cable-->POE injector--->Ethernet cable-->wireless access point (I have EAP-600)
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No, it needs to be hard wired to the network switch (PoE). It also has a USB cable that connects to a PC (i.e. a conference room PC) which is great as it fully integrates with LYNC.
1813799
It's a 2nd Ethernet port bridged to the main one but without PoE input or output. This means you can connect any wired Ethernet device to it. One use would be to daisy-chain additional ones of these access points for more coverage. For that you would need to re-inject power at a point between each access point though.
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It uses a proprietary voltage that won't work under the standard 802.3af or 802.3at. There's no choice but to use the included POE injector.
2135189
This is only a hard wire hookup.most wireless systems controllers are battery operated. All you need is power to the fan
497774
You need a router that provides power over Ethernet or you can buy a Poe injector.