Editorial Review:Product Description:Built-in Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) lets you automatically connect your cameras and PC. Designed for indoors use, the WiLife DLC-810I Indoors Camera can also be used to securely monitor outside using its window mount. Onboard Image Processing Motion detection - up to 16 zones & Auto brightness Resolution Selectable - 640x480 or 320x240 pixels Frame Rate Selectable - 15, 10 or 5 frames/second Illumination - 2 lx minimum per IEC 61146-1 Focus User adjustable Viewing Angle - 80 degrees diagonal Pan Angle - 50 degrees manual Firmware Updates Selectable - Manual or Automatic Voltage - 110 Volts AC, 60 Hz Connector pin out - Per IEEE 802.3 Property Size - Up to 8,000 square feet Power Consumption - 15-Watts Requirements - CAT-5e or better, RJ-45 connectors & up to 120 feet (36 m)
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Norton Firewall Blocks Video
Bought it from Sam's. Could not install on Vista with included (dated) software. Went on their website and downloaded software. After a while had it running. Worked fine initially until the computer was restarted. On mine Norton firewall is a startup program - it blocks the camera from being discovered (i did the trusted configuration etc with the ip address of the camera etc - all geek work in spite of non existent documentation anywhere including in the knowledge center on how to get around it). Ironically, wasted ton of time so far trying to circumvent - negated the benefit of easy install.
Note: Every time i turn off the firewall it works. But how long can you keep firewall turned off? I expected these geniuses to work out some way of getting around firewall during installation or at least have documentation somewhere on what ports to open etc.
The customer service guy was more interested in getting my e-mail address than solving a problem and was not pleasant. I like the wilife concept - just need to wait for the next gen product perhaps.
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love the concept and software execution but hardware is not relialable
I love the UI and ease of use of this product but the hardware flakyness is disappointing. First the powerline adapter failed and was graciously replaced by a very good tech support. Now the outdoor camera started to disconnect ramdomly (I had to check twice a day to make sure it was streaming) until it cound not be found for good.
I am on the fence about buying a replacement camera as quality is just not there. As a summary i think it is a very good concept, great software, very good image quality but it is unfit for a surveillance system from the hardware quality perspective as well as the price the point of replacement units.
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Excellent camera.
Originally purchased the spy camera kit and added this later. It's great because you can move it anywhere you want. I put mine in the window to monitor my front door. Very happy with this camera and the WiLife system.
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works well plus great support
I have 2 add-on cameras. One power supply failed just under 1 year from purchase. I contacted Wilife support. It seems that they are owned by Logitech now. They shipped a new power supply to me within 1 week. No hassles, and I didn't have to ship the failed power supply back to them. Great service.
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Excellent product
If you are looking for an inexpensive security camera this is the way to go. The install is very easy and the picture is great. You can add up to 6 cameras whenever you want. Also allows for remote viewing from any computer.
