NetComm MyLanCam NSW370W
By Pam Carroll on 08 May 2006
NetComm's NS370W captures live video images and wirelessly streams them over a LAN or the Internet for remote monitoring. Its built-in web server allows you to access the camera using a browser to control the camera or view images. It can also be set up with user-configured motion detection which can archive images or alert you via email if the camera is triggered. The wired version, NS370, at AU4$249, will save you $100.
User rating:- Specs: Webcam • See more specifications
- RRP: AU$349.00 • Where to buy? Check price listings
Topics: wireless, camera, netcomm, ip
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Comments (4)
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mark gave 10/10 on 03/12/2008 07:53
- Good: easy to setup
- Bad: hackable random resets wipes all the configs
Email support is none
Firmware none discontinued
user manual none discontinued
no support to be expected from this companies product lines once the product is discontinued Avoid it
Buy Dlink Buy Linksys
Avoid Netcomm
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ian oz gave 3/10 on 18/05/2008 10:57
- Good: none
- Bad: spend more time on the documentaion and testing
poor build in camera software could not get the emailing system to work, poor online info from netcom
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Gordy gave 10/10 on 19/10/2006 23:28
- Good: Great camera, nice black design which makes the camera not so immediately obvious. Great image quality!
- Bad: None
Duh! Where does it say it HAS motion detection built in???
Well worth it, considering you can pay well over $1,000 for a professional LAN camera with similar features.
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chumbobumbo gave 4/10 on 10/10/2006 14:48
- Good: Affordable price, good design.
- Bad: Motion Detection is not built in the camera, but provided within a separate PC based application which requires a running PC connected to the camera at all times in order to receive captured images.
Motion Detection NOT built in!
Motion Detection is provided in software (i.e. client application running on a PC connected to the camera) and as such, it defeats the purpose of this product.
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