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Eyesitter™ Digital IP cameras allow you to locally or remotely monitor your facilities from where ever you want via a broadband internet connection using Microsoft Internet Explorer. (Mac users must use Safari 2.0.3, and may experience some limitations in audio features) You control what you want to look at using the pan and tilt (horizontal and vertical movement) functions while on the go. Easily monitor over long periods, with clear images in near video quality.
By connecting your web enabled cellular phone to the Internet, you can view still pictures captured by the network cameras, control the pan and tilt, presets and zoom features directly all via your cellular phone.
To view live streaming images on your Eyesitter™ system, simply log on through our secure web portal, enter your user ID and password then “click” the “multi” tab to view up to 12 Eyesitter™ cameras at a time. |
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Eyesitter™ cameras incorporate either a sensitive passive infrared motion detector or CCD image sensor, when triggered, signals the Eyesitter™ Data Center to record the event allowing easy retrieval of images if needed. Each camera is allotted 2gigs of continuous storage. By recording remotely to the Eyesitter™ Data Center your data cannot be breached by local hands or inference.
Should you wish to record locally as well, Eyesitter™ can install an external hard drive to a local PC for even easier access and longer image storage requirements. |
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| On equipped camera’s you can use the built in microphone and a separately purchased amp-equipped speaker, to monitor and/or record conversations with customers and staff for training and incident management all remotely via the Internet. Give voice instructions and communicate while monitoring your facility. |
Our new network cameras allow the use of virtually unlimited numbers of IP addresses, by supporting IPv6, a next-generation protocol. Ipv6 uses IPsec encryption technology, which has a more robust security than IPv4, thus assuring safer data exchange. The Ipv4/Ipv6 dual-stack feature enables you to use IPv4 at the present and switch over to IPv6 in the future.
Router integrity is achieved by specific port forwarding (Pin Holes) to specific network camera addressing. |
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