2 X D-Link DCS-930L Wireless N 300Mb & Wired Network Camera - Scan - £39.78 Delivered

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  jb_toffee7 months, 2 weeks ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  It's only 19.98 for 1 at the moment so not a huge saving buying a pair of them, but i just got one for watching the dog with during the day and me and the missus both have the smartphone app and have it on our work computers and you get a good solid consistent stream, overall happy with it.
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  BargainMad7 months, 2 weeks ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  jb_toffee

  It's only 19.98 for 1 at the moment so not a huge saving buying a pair of them, but i just got one for watching the dog with during the day and me and the missus both have the smartphone app and have it on our work computers and you get a good solid consistent stream, overall happy with it.

  
  Good to hear what they perform like thanks. It's only down the M61 for you so only £34.79 for the two.
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  brookheather7 months, 2 weeks ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  Free delivery for Hexus members.
  
  D-Link DCS-930L Wireless N Network Camera review
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  jb_toffee7 months, 2 weeks ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  one more thing to bear in mind, the primary connection method for the camera is WPS, you can't manually connect with WPA etc and you need to set IP's assigned to the camera on the router to do a manual config. No deal breaker but just an awareness.
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  joshtbh7 months, 2 weeks ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  jb_toffee

  It's only 19.98 for 1 at the moment so not a huge saving buying a pair of them, but i just got one for watching the dog with during the day and me and the missus both have the smartphone app and have it on our work computers and you get a good solid consistent stream, overall happy with it.

  
  
  do you mind me asking what app you use to view the stream please?
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  jb_toffee7 months, 2 weeks ago1 Like #6Show comment toolsReply

  it's the mydlink app, it's paired with the camera via a user account you register during the setup of the camera
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  BargainMad7 months, 2 weeks ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  jb_toffee

  one more thing to bear in mind, the primary connection method for the camera is WPS, you can't manually connect with WPA etc and you need to set IP's assigned to the camera on the router to do a manual config. No deal breaker but just an awareness.

  
  Re: WPS/WPA This guide suggests otherwise --> Getting Started: Wireless N Network Camera (DCS-930L)
  A fixed IP address and port forwarding on the router are required to allow remote access via the web.
  
  

  
  Edited By: BargainMad on Oct 05, 2012 18:00
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  Lanse7 months, 2 weeks ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  Not much difference in price for a single one on amazon if you include delivery.
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  andiejn7 months, 2 weeks ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  BargainMad

  jb_toffee

  one more thing to bear in mind, the primary connection method for the camera is WPS, you can't manually connect with WPA etc and you need to set IP's assigned to the camera on the router to do a manual config. No deal breaker but just an awareness.

  
  Re: WPS/WPA This guide suggests otherwise --> Getting Started: Wireless N Network Camera (DCS-930L)
  A fixed IP address and port forwarding on the router are required to allow remote access via the web.
  
  

  
  
  can these be set up without connecting to router?
  I'm on mifi only so have no ethernet ports to connect to!
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  BargainMad7 months, 2 weeks ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  andiejn

  BargainMad

  jb_toffee

  one more thing to bear in mind, the primary connection method for the camera is WPS, you can't manually connect with WPA etc and you need to set IP's assigned to the camera on the router to do a manual config. No deal breaker but just an awareness.

  
  Re: WPS/WPA This guide suggests otherwise --> Getting Started: Wireless N Network Camera (DCS-930L)
  A fixed IP address and port forwarding on the router are required to allow remote access via the web.
  
  

  
  
  can these be set up without connecting to router?
  I'm on mifi only so have no ethernet ports to connect to!

  
  
  All the MiFi devices I've seen support WPS so should be ok AFAIK.
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  kyeung7 months, 2 weeks ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  thanks will give it a try
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  Siddy7 months, 2 weeks ago #12Show comment toolsReply

  If it's any help I've set a Edimax ip cam on a Mifi no problem. Problem is with Edimax everytime it powers down or you swap from land to mifi the settings go.
  What are the Dlink like
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  Youngy7 months, 2 weeks ago #13Show comment toolsReply

  jb_toffee

  one more thing to bear in mind, the primary connection method for the camera is WPS, you can't manually connect with WPA etc and you need to set IP's assigned to the camera on the router to do a manual config. No deal breaker but just an awareness.

  
  
  If you run the included setup disc you can setup the wifi manually with wpa, you dont need WPS
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  lee192857 months, 2 weeks ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  BargainMad

  andiejn

  BargainMad

  jb_toffee

  one more thing to bear in mind, the primary connection method for the camera is WPS, you can't manually connect with WPA etc and you need to set IP's assigned to the camera on the router to do a manual config. No deal breaker but just an awareness.

  
  Re: WPS/WPA This guide suggests otherwise --> Getting Started: Wireless N Network Camera (DCS-930L)
  A fixed IP address and port forwarding on the router are required to allow remote access via the web.
  
  

  
  
  can these be set up without connecting to router?
  I'm on mifi only so have no ethernet ports to connect to!

  
  
  All the MiFi devices I've seen support WPS so should be ok AFAIK.

  
  
  But that will eat away one hell of a lot at your data allowance.
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  pig_dog7 months, 2 weeks ago1 Like #15Show comment toolsReply

  If you have WPS enabled on your router then you're a fool, It can be hacked in about 10-20 minutes. Google: "Reaver" to find out the dangers!
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  muzzzzzzzzzy7 months, 2 weeks ago #16Show comment toolsReply

  pig_dog

  If you have WPS enabled on your router then you're a fool, It can be hacked in about 10-20 minutes. Google: "Reaver" to find out the dangers!

  
  Well not really, just depends how it's implemented on said router. From the pen testing I do I get various results
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  RobDay7 months, 2 weeks ago1 Like #17Show comment toolsReply

  I have one of these, works a treat. Setting the wireless up is a pita tbh, but once you've done one its simple enough to configure any others. One word of caution before buying though, they need reasonable light to work, so if you intending on using as a nursery viewer where light would be dim/dark, then dig deeper and get the night vision version. Rob
  

  
  Edited By: RobDay on Oct 06, 2012 08:41
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  cityslicker7 months, 2 weeks ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  I have the 932l. Not bad for the price and ease if use/setup. But just a warning the definition is low.
  
  The newer Dlink cams support H.264 coding and go right up to 720p resolutions. More expensive obviously and will consume bandwidth.
  
  New efficient codecs are out there waiting to be used.
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  dc24477 months, 2 weeks ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  Lanse

  Not much difference in price for a single one on amazon if you include delivery.

  
  
  Thanks - ordered off amazon
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  vmessy7 months, 2 weeks ago #20Show comment toolsReply

  thanks just ordered

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