Please note: Logitech Alert Digital Security Systems are not backwards compatible with Logitech WiLife Digital Security Systems
HD-quality video with night vision and 130 Degrees wide-angle lens
Free, remote viewing of live video on your computer or smart phone (iPhone, Android or BlackBerry)
Motion-triggered recording and alerts
Windows-based PC needed for set-up and control
Product Details
Product Dimensions:
9.1 x 10.1 x 3.8 inches ; 3.5 pounds
Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
ASIN: B003X26LXW
Item model number: 961-000337
Average Customer Review:
This review is from: Logitech Alert 750e Outdoor Master Security System with Night VisionFirst of all the SETUP is very easy. The on screen prompts will take you though the steps.1. Install the software. 2. Plug the master network adapter into the power outlet and plug the Ethernet cable into your router3. Plug the camera into power outlet and click yes to update firmware (adapters and camera). NOTE: Do not unplug the camera or the master adapter during the update.Wow that was easy. It took less than 15 minutes to get the system up and running.PICTURE QUALITYThe picture quality is great (but not HD) during daylight hours but not so great at capturing clear pictures of moving objects in total darkness. However in my case I have a flood light with motion detector that comes on when someone enters the area at night making the video bright and clear. MOTION DETECTIONWhat I like is that you can draw areas on the actual image from the video camera to trigger recording. In other words you can eliminate false recordings from cars going by or movement outside your property.You set up each camera individually providing ultimate flexibility in alerts, sensitivity and recording. In addition, once you have created a LogitechAlert account, you can select which cameras triggers an email alert.EMAIL ALERTSYou set the LogitechAlert account up from the Settings Menu (the gearwheel icon).From here you can enter several email addresses. I have mine set to send a text to my cell phone (as I don't have a smart phone with email and web access).Most cell phone providers offers an email address starting with your cell phone number that will be forwarded to you as a text message.Please look the email address up on your providers web page. I can not put them up due to Amazon posting regulations.You may get charged for each text by your cell phone provider so make sure to set the Alert Frequency and Motion Filter conservatively (from within the Settings Menu - Alerts-Advanced).As mentioned above, I have not received one false alarm although my system is still set using the default values.RECORDING WITH PC TURNED OFF - THIS IS A GREAT FEATURE.The camera(s) stores all motion triggered activity regardless if you have the PC on or off. To review all recorded activity, start the PC and click the "Enter Playback Mode" icon. A very intuitive calendar and timeline shows up indicating recordings. Point to a time and click on play to see the activity. UPDATE: You can review/playback history from only the dedicated PC on your network. Logitech suggests not loading the software on more than on PC on the network.If you do, you can only watch live video but review/playback will not work from the other PC's (also unexpected results may occur).NOTE: You can view the real time images from anywhere on the web with the free Logitech Web Alert Viewer. To get full control with playback via a remote PC you must purchase the Logitech Web and Mobile Commander for an annual fee* of $80 (at the time of this writing).Unless...You keep a PC turned on all the time and control it from any PC (or web enabled phone) on the web using Teamviewer or LogMeIn (both are free for private use - you can download the programs from Cnet.com). Then you can access the Logitech Alert Commander interface as you normally do from home. UPDATE 1: I am using the free version of LogMeIn and it works great. The only disadvantage is that you can not hear audio from the home computer. But you can see the live video feed and use playback along with camera adjustments etc. Actually you can operate your home computer just as if you were sitting in front of it. You can access it from work or anywhere in the world via the internet.UPDATE 2: I have now used both remote programs for over a month. Logmein appear to be unreliable with respect to video quality. TEAMVIEWER IS THE WINNER (To get perfect video quality: select "View", "Optimize Quality" from the TeamViewer screen on the remote computer).Cost for leaving your home computer on all the time.The cost for a 40 Watts consumer** 24 hours per day, 365 days per year = $35/year at $0.10 per kWh.However, LogMeIn allows you to use "Wake Up On LAN" so you can turn your home computer on from the remote computer (Too much to cover her...
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