Welcome To Wilife; Overview Of The Wilife Video Security System - WiLife Video Security System User Manual

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Welcome to WiLife

2. P
C
OWERFUL
AMERAS
At the heart of each Camera is an imbedded computer that actively
encodes, adjusts, and manages your video feed –Cameras are the
smartest surveillance cameras available. Because our cameras are so
powerful, they provide you with rich features without overwhelming the
CPU on your PC.
Some of the one-of-a-kind features available on the Camera include:
High-quality video imaging
Digital motion detection
User-definable motion detection zones
Auto-image lighting management
Onboard Windows Media Video encoding
Consider these system scenarios:
Camera 1
Camera 2
Camera 3
Camera 4
Setup allows you to set each camera differently, based on its mission.
3. P
S
OWERFUL
OFTWARE
At the center of the WiLife Video Security System is the
WiLife Command Center, the most powerful video
security software available. The WiLife Command
Center can manage full-motion video from six
concurrent cameras, providing you with stunning live
views from every camera while simultaneously
recording any motion or scheduled events.
Additionally, the WiLife Command Center uses a
powerful Alerts engine that communicates with your e-
mail server to notify up to ten e-mail addresses or cell
phones that a camera has detected and recorded
motion. When the Command Center detects motion on
a specific camera, the Command Center will send out
an e-mail message; and at your option, you can set the
Command Center to attach either a frame from the
captured video or the video segment.
WiLife's Command Center alerts are excellent news for
you, but perhaps bad news for your sixteen-year-old
son who wants to play around with your new sports
car. Your garage camera can send you an e-mail alert if anyone gets close to the car.
Camera
An Indoor Camera looks out over the driveway, has Auto Brightness
set to "On," allowing it to automatically adjust to changing light
conditions.
An Outdoor Camera looks out over the backyard, has a defined
Motion Detection Zone set allowing it to capture motion only along
the top of the fence line.
An Indoor Camera monitors the front door and has an e-mail Alert
set, which will send a notification if anyone comes into the house
e.g. when the kids come home from school.
A Spy Camera monitors the computer room where the kids study,
using the PC for research and typing papers.
A new way to look
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