Introduction; Features And Benefits - D-Link SecuriCam DCS-5300W Manual

Enhanced 2.4 ghz wireless internet camera
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Introduction

The D-Link SecuriCam DCS-5300W Wireless Internet Camera is a powerful
surveillance system that connects wirelessly to your 802.11b network. The
DCS-5300W features enhanced 802.11b and connects wirelessly at up to 22
Mbps (Megabits per second). The DCS-5300W is the latest product added to
the D-Link internet camera line. The DCS-5300W can be used with any wired
or wireless router to connect to a wireless 802.11b Ethernet or Fast Ethernet
Network. The camera features a motorized pan and tilt function found on more
expensive cameras. This function allows the viewing area of the camera to
extend 270
side-to-side and 90
up and down. The DCS-5300W gives you the
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ability to monitor your home/office when you can not be there. Place the camera
anywhere you would like to monitor with no PC required on location!

Features and Benefits

The D-Link SecuriCam DCS-5300W Wireless Internet Camera is connected
through an Ethernet connection and a power source. You only need one PC to
initially configure multiple cameras for all locations. Each camera has a built in
web server with a configurable IP address.
Motorized Pan and Tilt Operation
The DCS-5300W has a pan and tilt function that can expand your viewing area
to cover a wide 270
angle side-to-side and a 90
angle up and down. This can
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be done with a PC from any location or locally using the included infrared
remote control.
CCD Sensor
The DCS-5300W comes standard with a high quality CCD sensor that is superior
to a CMOS type sensor. The fixed focus glass lens will facilitate the use of the
DCS-5300W providing crystal clear and sharp images. You can view up to 30
frames per second of live motion video with 380 lines resolution.
Suports a Variety of Platforms
In addition , the DCS-5300W supports a variety of platforms including FTP,
SMTP, NTP, and HTTP. The camera also supports UPnP and DDNS. DDNS
allows the camera to use an easier to remember naming format rather than an
IP address. UPnP will allow users of Windows XP and ME to install the camera
with the click of a mouse.
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