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1- Your recorded email "now@xxxxxx" does not work Please correct.=20
2- You can easily setup a dial up connection to the remote house and =
view the camera remotely.=20
in your network connection menu you should create Dial up connection of =
2 type:
A- at remote (parents Home), a connection that accepts incoming calls=20
B- at your client's computer create a dialup connection to call out.
here is some additional instructions for Windows XP systems (other =
windows versions are very similar):
It is very possible to connect to your Father's home via a telephone =
line (and a modem). Actually I have 4 cameras at the cottage and from =
time to time I call in to check the surroundings.
It is much slower than ADSL modem .
Trying to view archives is so slow that it is not advised.
Make sure the modem at your father's places installed and working. If =
you are using Windows XP=20
Go to "View Network Connections" (via Control Panel)=20
Create a New Connection
select Setup an Advanced Connection
select Allow incoming Calls , Next
(system will display your modem) select the modem as point of incoming =
calls)
Select the User IDs from the list of users (you need user ID and =
password when you call from outside to login)
Set up properties for this connections (e.g. Answer the calls after 4 =
ring if you wish to allow someone answer the phone before Computer) Set =
up the IP address range (e.g. 192.168.3.100, 192.168.3,102)
At you (remote site) you should also add a new Network connection ,=20
select Connect to Internet , Next
select Connect to the network at my Work Place , Next
select Dial Up next
for Company Name enter (Dad's) Next=20
For Phone Number put your dad's Tel. Number. Next (adds a new short =
"Dad's" , Next (will add a new short cut on your Network connections =
list,
By clicking Dad's short cut your computer should call the other PC and =
ask you for User ID and password to login.=20
Once connected you have a direct link to the other computer with your =
specific IP. depending on your camera at the other side you can view jus =
like you are on a local network (but slower)
Good Luck=20
Behzad / Toronto
"AlarmGuy" <now@xxxxxx> wrote in message =
news:wCiKl.36715$19.16108@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I have a customer that wants to be able to put a camera at their parent =
> house to check on him from time to time to make sure he is alright. =
He fell=20
> the other day and nobody new anything was wrong for a couple of hours. =
Does=20
> anyone know of a camera that can be used that would work with just a =
land=20
> line? He does not have internet. I know I can get an IP camera and =
cheap=20
> dsl for them but thought I'd see if anyone knew of a camera that could =
be=20
> used just over a phone line. TIA=20
>=20
>
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<P><FONT size=3D2><FONT face=3DArial><FONT size=3D3>1- Your recorded =
email=20
"now@xxxxxx" does not work Please correct.</FONT> </FONT></FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3DArial>2- You can easily setup a dial up connection to =
the remote=20
house and view the camera remotely. </FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3DArial>in your network connection menu you should create =
Dial up=20
connection of 2 type:</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3DArial>A- at remote (parents Home), a connection =
that accepts=20
incoming calls </FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3DArial>B- at your client's computer create a dialup =
connection to=20
call out.</FONT></P>
<P><FONT face=3DArial>here is some additional instructions for Windows =
XP systems=20
(other windows versions are very similar):</FONT></P><FONT =
face=3DArial><SPAN=20
lang=3DEN>
<P>It is very possible to connect to your Father's home via a telephone =
line=20
(and a modem). Actually I have 4 cameras at the cottage and from time to =
time I=20
call in to check the surroundings.</P>
<P>It is much slower than ADSL modem .</P>
<P>Trying to view archives is so slow that it is not advised.</P>
<P>Make sure the modem at your father's places installed and working. If =
you are=20
using Windows XP </P>
<P>Go to "View Network Connections" (via Control Panel) </P>
<P>Create a New Connection</P>
<P>select Setup an Advanced Connection</P>
<P>select Allow incoming Calls , Next</P>
<P>(system will display your modem) select the modem as point of =
incoming=20
calls)</P>
<P>Select the User IDs from the list of users (you need user ID and =
password=20
when you call from outside to login)</P>
<P>Set up properties for this connections (e.g. Answer the calls after 4 =
ring if=20
you wish to allow someone answer the phone before Computer) Set up the =
IP=20
address range (e.g. 192.168.3.100, 192.168.3,102)</P>
<P>At you (remote site) you should also add a new Network connection , =
</P>
<P>select Connect to Internet , Next</P>
<P>select Connect to the network at my Work Place , Next</P>
<P>select Dial Up next</P>
<P>for Company Name enter (Dad's) Next </P>
<P>For Phone Number put your dad's Tel. Number. Next (adds a new short =
"Dad's" ,=20
Next (will add a new short cut on your Network connections list,</P>
<P>By clicking Dad's short cut your computer should call the other PC =
and ask=20
you for User ID and password to login. </P>
<P>Once connected you have a direct link to the other computer with your =
specific IP. depending on your camera at the other side you can view jus =
like=20
you are on a local network (but slower)</P>
<P>Good Luck </P>
<P>Behzad / Toronto</P></SPAN></FONT>
<P><FONT face=3DArial></FONT> </P></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=3D2 face=3DArial>"AlarmGuy" <</FONT><A=20
href=3D"mailto:now@xxxxxx";><FONT size=3D2 =
face=3DArial>now@xxxxxx</FONT></A><FONT=20
size=3D2 face=3DArial>> wrote in message </FONT><A=20
href=3D"news:wCiKl.36715$19.16108@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";><FONT size=3D2 =
face=3DArial>news:wCiKl.36715$19.16108@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</FONT></A><=
FONT=20
size=3D2 face=3DArial>...</FONT></DIV><FONT size=3D2 face=3DArial>>I =
have a customer=20
that wants to be able to put a camera at their parent <BR>> house to =
check on=20
him from time to time to make sure he is alright. He fell <BR>> =
the=20
other day and nobody new anything was wrong for a couple of hours. =
Does=20
<BR>> anyone know of a camera that can be used that would work with =
just a=20
land <BR>> line? He does not have internet. I know I can =
get an=20
IP camera and cheap <BR>> dsl for them but thought I'd see if anyone =
knew of=20
a camera that could be <BR>> used just over a phone line. TIA =
<BR>>=20
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