Can I use thie cam if I'm out of town?
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You can access the cam from anywhere you have Internet access, at least in the United States. You need to have a smart phone or an IPad or similar mobile device. Simply select the app, it takes a couple of seconds to hook up, then you see whatever your cam is pointing at.
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I did use this a few times when I was out of state. So yes, you can use it when out of town. Worked just fine.
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Yes. I'm in VA looking at mine in IN now. Also it's ends me a pic via email whenever motion is detected.
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Yes you can, as long as the charging cable is NOT connected to a computer. So if it is connected to an external battery pack (like a Trent Powerpak) it will use the power from the external source, when/if that source runs out of power it will then use the drift battery.I have used this feature myself and that was one of the first features I wanted and tested when buying an action camera, the guy saying that you cannot probably only tried it with it connected to a computer.
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Yes. One cable connects the CamRanger to your camera. The other one you don't need in the field it is for re-charging the battery. I get a lot of use out of my CamRanger. I like having the big picture on my iPad to see just what I'm getting and change settings remotely.
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If you are home and you have "paired" your camera and home modem, you can send your pics/videos through your modem/Canon. However, if you are traveling and staying in a hotel, you cannot send your pics directly to FB, Picasa, Shutterfly, etc....... you must bring your computer/tablet with you (it has to have been previously paired). So...if you are thinking you can transmit your pics directly when you are on vacation, let me clearly state: you can NOT. Canon should make that clearer to customers before they buy the camera. Your camera will not upload to FB, etc. (ex-as your smartphone would do easily) . I hope that helps; please let me know if you have any questions. If you are home and you have "paired" your camera and home modem, you can send your pics/videos through your modem/Canon. However, if you are traveling and staying in a hotel, you cannot send your pics directly to FB, Picasa, Shutterfly, etc....... you must bring your computer/tablet with you (it has to have been previously paired). So...if you are thinking you can transmit your pics directly when you are on vacation, let me clearly state: you can NOT. Canon should make that clearer to customers before they buy the camera. Your camera will not upload to FB, etc. (ex-as... » Read More If you are home and you have "paired" your camera and home modem, you can send your pics/videos through your modem/Canon. However, if you are traveling and staying in a hotel, you cannot send your pics directly to FB, Picasa, Shutterfly, etc....... you must bring your computer/tablet with you (it has to have been previously paired). So...if you are thinking you can transmit your pics directly when you are on vacation, let me clearly state: you can NOT. Canon should make that clearer to customers before they buy the camera. Your camera will not upload to FB, etc. (ex-as your smartphone would do easily) . I hope that helps; please let me know if you have any questions. « Show Less
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Yes you can. I used IP cam viewer with my unit and it worked reliably. The problem is with washout.
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They use wi-fi to communicate, so as long as you are on your local wi-fi network, yes. If you want to see them outside of your local wi-fi network you have to set up DynDNS or something like that so they are on the public internet. You may want to look at Dropcam if convenience of viewing the video outside your network is important to you (I returned my Foscams for Dropcam instead, and I'm very happy).
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Hi, Thank you for your interest to our product. Yes, as long as the set up is done correctly and your remote device have internet access, you will be able to see the image from your phone not being in the house. Best Regards, IreneCustomer Service
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Yes you can. With cameras setup on network and app on phone, or through website you can view remotely.
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I'm sure you can. but his cam is not wireless. so the real question would be what are you running the cam to. if your source unit or device supports the use of android or smart phone apps then yes. other wise no! this cam was made be used for vehicles with camrea systems such as rear view and back up assistance etc. the user applications are only limited to your ability, meaning if you have the ability to make it work however you see fit than so be it if not then pay someone who knows how to do it
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Yes you can, as long as the charging cable is NOT connected to a computer. So if it is connected to an external battery pack (like a Trent Powerpak) it will use the power from the external source, when/if that source runs out of power it will then use the drift battery. I have used this feature myself and that was one of the first features I wanted and tested when buying an action camera, the guy saying that you cannot probably only tried it with it connected to a computer.
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The monitor has it's own battery (purchased separately), so as long as the cam you're using has a hot shoe mount, you should be good to go
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Not that I'm aware of but if you are a Direct TV customer just take a rcvr with you when you travel. Only time you'll need to call direct TV is if you want local channels
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Yes, IF you have a Web Browser, Network and a Router (For the TRENDnet Camera to connect to) However, I've been disappointed with mine. Allow me to suggest http://foscam.us
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No it is only for home use. Try ICAM since you can watch you home from anywhere with a smart phone or iPhone.
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Yes, you can use the camera inside. You can also use your computer to access your camera. You can also use your smart phone and be notified when there is movement.
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it is not plug and play, and the video goes to your harddrive. You also need a DYNDNs and set your router to a DMZ . If you want to access the cam from your smart phone, you need to have username and adress. The DYNDNS will take care of that for twenty bucks a year.
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Sorry, I don't own this device ... Check out CamRanger!!! I own one of those and it works great.