I don't actually have any x10 cameras but it sounds like a decent setup.
You can setup web based interfaces for x10 devices to control them
remotely, etc. Where will you be, at work?
x10 stuff is cool for the reason that you can power things on and off as
needed all over the house. I have 3 cameras at home, with 2 just simple
nightvision capable webcams that I picked up for $9 each, and a decent
nightvision wireless camera that I put wherever I need it. These are
always running so I didn't need anything more expensive. I may pick up
the x10 pan and tilt controller though, because I would like the option
to look around as needed.
lopaka
Winterlight wrote:
At 05:35 PM 4/25/2006, you wrote:
Sure. I have a bunch of X10 stuff here. In fact I was thinking of
grabbing the x10 ninja to pan and tilt my nightvision security cam
(which isn't x10). I use it to remotely turn on and off different
computers, camera's and network devices at home, when I'm at work.
lopaka
Well good, glad to hear somebody is using it. I did notice that a goggle
search brings up no complaints, which is encouraging.
I am thinking about buying a three or four camera setup for a couple of
hundred, and then 4 screen device, for a 100 bucks, which allows me to
view up to four cameras on one computer screen, and turn any of them
into web cams. I want to monitor my Dad who has Alzheimers.
Any thoughts, or advice Iopaka?
