Features
- Manual or Scheduled Recording Options
- Motion JPEG (MJPEG) for Higher Quality Recording and Monitoring
- 1.0 Lux Sensor Can Capture Video In Low-Light Conditions
- Angle of View (Horizontal / Vertical): 42° / 32°
- 1/4" Progressive Scan CMOS
- Also Available in Wireless Version (DCS-920)
Description
The D-Link® 10/100 Fast Ethernet Internet Camera (DCS-910) connects to a wired network to provide remote high-quality video recording. With its compact and sleek design, the DCS-910 is a low-cost Internet camera ideal for your home or small business. The DCS-910 connects quickly and easily to your existing 10/100 Fast Ethernet network, allowing you to steam high-quality MJPEG to your computer.
REMOTE VIEWING IN HIGH DETAIL
Access and control the DCS-910 using any Java-enabled browser. Take snapshots or record directly from the Web browser to a local hard drive. The included D-ViewCam™ 2.0 software allows you to view and manage up to 32 camera feeds easily and hassle-free. The DCS-910 records and streams MJPEG for detailed video monitoring and playback. Keep an eye out on your kids, pets, home, or office remotely by simply logging onto the DCS-910 using a Web browser from any computer with Internet access.
EASY NETWORK SETUP
The DCS-910 adheres to the Universal Plug & Play (UPnP™) specification, which allows for automatic camera detection and addition to networks. Once recognized by your network, the DCS-910 can be accessed and viewed from “My Network Places” as a device on your network. You can then stream the feed from the DCS-910 to any compatible digital media player (such as those in the D-Link MediaLounge line of products) to view from the comfort of your living room.
With features such as MJPEG streaming and D-ViewCam™ 2.0 management, the 10/100 Fast Ethernet Internet Camera (DCS-910) is a cost-effective and versatile security solution for your home or small business.
WHAT THIS PRODUCT DOES
The D-Link 10/100 Fast Ethernet Internet Camera (DCS-910) is a versatile solution that connects to your wired network. Schedule recorded video or snapshots to be uploaded to an FTP server or sent via e-mail.
