The Network Camera's Features; Minimum System Requirements - Plustek Network Camera User Manual

The Network Camera's Features

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Stand-alone web server – Integrated with a web server, the network camera can be
connected to the Internet directly with Ethernet cable. This differs itself from a web
camera, which is usually connected to a personal computer directly with USB cable.
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Can be setup independently without a personal computer at the monitor's side
-- Powered by AC adapter and connected with Ethernet cable, the network camera
becomes a terminal of the Internet.
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Real-time remote monitoring – Unlimited time and region, you are allowed to log in
the network camera if you may access the Internet; thus it's possible for you to
monitor your property, estate, and even your kid in the kindergarten by simply
opening the Plustek Network Camera Configuration center.
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External I/O Interface provides an intelligent way to watch your properties –
With an external sensor/device (e.g. door sensor) connected to the external I/O port,
any motion the external device detected may be regarded as an alarm by the network
camera, so that the surveillance system triggers the function of saving and sending
the captured images to your email box or FTP.
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JPEG Compressed Image Format – Motions or specific pictures captured by the
network camera are saved in JPEG format, which may contain enough image data in
a smaller sized file and be easily transferred through the Internet.
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Password protection – Both Administrator and General Users are password
protected, which may secure different levels of controlling over the network camera.

Minimum System Requirements

The network camera is recommended to work with personal computer or network that meets
the following requirements:
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The system requirements here are only a guideline, as in general the better the computer
(motherboard, processor, hard disk, RAM, video graphic card), the better the results.
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