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Re: Major panic last night



<pseudo-plug>
It's a little limited at the moment but a little known feature of
ZoneMinder
is that you can access it from your phone and check the video feeds of your
monitors via WAP. It does assume you have a phone that will support decent
images though and needs more work to expand the range of phones that are
supported but I used it just the other day at a kids school 'do' to check
for a delivery I was expecting. I also had a false alarm on my Visonic and
while my work web was down could do at least a cursory check via my phone
that things were ok.

It will also mail or sms you (via a mail->sms gateway) if an event
occurs
and can attach a couple of images or a video to the email as well if you
ask
it to. The picture attachments only work if you have a phone that is email
capable though. I have yet to find a mail->mms gateway to try it out on.
</pseudo-plug>

Phil,


----- Original Message -----
From: <steve.cooper@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 10:00 AM
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Major panic last night


>
> > 5)       Having a plan for this kind of event is critical
(especially
> when
> > the Police aren't interested)
>
> You could us something like the intamac to provide some third party
> security firm call out.  The reason this springs to mind is that I was
> talking to Scott at UKHA 2003 and saying I thought that the killer app
for
> 3G phones would be to have a video feed or a picture via MMS messaging
(for
> non 3G'ers) when your alarm goes off.
>
> Hopefully something they will consider implementing in the future, it
would
> certainly encourage me to sign up.
>





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