Hi Dan,
I just made an offer for the first version of the ADS
PCMCIA card. If it fits in the 3400, perhaps my
Kensington webcam will serve me better. I wonder how
much power the cam needs, length of USB cable usable,
etc.
Also, I could set up a 68k Mac with the Connectix
grayscale as a back-up, but I would need a serial
extension cable (anybody have one?) and either a UPS
or some fancy dan dongle that attaches to the ADB port
(?) and restarts the machine after a power failure
(anybody ever heard of these? - Drew seems to know
about them).
I haven't given up totally on Remote Access. Not to be
able to see the disks and folders - and the connection
is independent of my ISP - something is fishy.
George
--- Dan K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> George and everyone else following this series of
> threads,
>
> how about dumping the entire idea of remote access
> and just use a big HD
> to record everything until you are able to resume
> physical access? For
> example, a 10gb HD ought to cost under $50 these
> days and can hold quite
> alot of captured QuickCam footage.
>
> just a thought . . .
>
> dan k
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