Hi Brain, 

Yes, I am still testing this. I did find a way to
mount the cam near the doorway but internally, facing
the door. There is a porch and I expect to leave a
porch light on 24/7, esp. if it will help prevent
'false' photos.

The length of the cable seems sufficient. I was
thinking about using a serial extension cable, but
none available locally and so far not strictly nec.

X.10 is interesting, thanks, but I don't have a
wireless card for the 3400. Plus I was hoping to set
up some means of dialing in via long distance and
managing the set-up (Connectix grayscale cam,
DigitalRadar SW, and the 3400 with OS 8.6).

Details to follow,
George

--- Brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Perhaps reread my post from a week or so ago :).  It
> WILL trip as
> light changes.  You can control a little bit how
> many pictures are
> taken by changing the sensitivity.  more
> sensitivity= better motion
> detection=more false positive pictures.
>
> FYI, in case you can't do what you want with the
> quickcam,
> www.x10.com had complete setups for wireless cams,
> IR sensing, and
> VCR recording for $80, no shipping fee, when I
> checked last week.
> It's pretty cheap to add extra cams/motion sensors
> to the setup.
>
> How are you wiring this?  I'd be surprised if the
> cable could be much
> over 10 or 15 ft.  Does it work OK?
>
> B



                
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