Product Description
VistaCam by Mi Casa Verde is a compact Indoor IP camera that supports both wired and wireless installation. Mi Casa Verde Technical Support Team pre-provisions each VistaCam so it works right out of the box with Vera! Set-up doesn't get any easier. Whether for Home, Business, Facility surveillance, or just for fun, the VistaCam is easy to install and has all the features users need! Quality Images Plus Audio - Perfect for Video Surveillance VistaCam is conveniently compact and feature rich! The two-way audio capability allows you to hear sound and speak to someone on the other end. VistaCam has excellent video quality with VGA resolution at full 30 frames-per-second, either MPEG4 or M-JEPG compression, and video latency as short as 0.2 second or less. It supports both wired and wireless connection for easy installation. VistaCam is perfect for video surveillance. Use VistaCam with Mi Casa Verde's product line for a full security solution with functionalities such as motion detection, alarm notifications, email alerts, live video streaming to your Smartphone and more. VistaCam Features: Pre-provisioned to work right out of the box with Vera! 2-way audio - hear sounds and talk back VGA Resolution (640 x 480) at 30 Frames-per-second Support MPEG-4 and M-JPEG Dual Video Streaming Support Mobile Phone 3GPP Live Video Support 802.11g Wireless and Wired 10/100 Base-T Ethernet Support Multiple Platform (Windows, Mac and Linux) Support Privacy button, WPS button and dual colors LEDs CMOS sensor supports Low light environment to 0.5 LuxVideo Hardware CPU SC1100 SOC with Hardware MPEG-4/M-JPEG Codec Flash ROM 4 Megabytes SDRAM 32 Megabytes LAN Ethernet 10/100BaseT LED Indicators Dual Color LEDs for Power, Active, Network, Privacy Connector Ethernet RJ-45, Speaker out, DC Power, Reset button, WPS, WPS Button Push Button for WPS Wireless AP association Privacy Button Privacy Button for video enable/disable Power Adapter 5V/1A, 100/240 VAC Certification CE/FCC
| List Price: | $169.00 |
| Price: | $148.42 |
| as of Fri, 15 Mar 2013 07:44:11 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #18271 in Home Improvement
- Brand: Mi Casa Verde
- Model: vistacam
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 3.70" h x 1.38" w x 3.40" l, .61 pounds
Features
- Works right out of the box with Vera2, Vera3 and VeraLite
- VistaCam has excellent video quality with VGA resolution at full 30 frames?per?second and either MPEG4 or M?JEPG compression
- It supports both wired and wireless connection for easy installation. VistaCam is perfect for video surveillance
From the Manufacturer
A compact Indoor IP camera that supports both wired and wireless installation. Pre-provisioned to work right out of the box with Vera2, Vera3 and VeraLite. VistaCam by Mi Casa Verde is a compact Indoor IP camera that supports both wired and wireless installation. Mi Casa Verde Technical Support Team pre-provisions each VistaCam so it works right out of the box with Vera! Set-up doesn’t get any easier. Whether for Home, Business, Facility surveillance, or just for fun, the VistaCam easy to install and has all the features users need at an affordable price
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By P. Kim
This web cam doesn't have the highest resolution or the most extensive features, nor is it the cheapest. It does, however, work well with my Vera2, although connecting it seems to take away any inherent motion sensing capabilities that most web cams have.
Setting it up with the Vera2 can be a little odd - first of all, the photocopied instructions that came with it don't fully apply to the Vera2 setup. You need to go online to get those instructions. Second, the Vera2 runs its own WiFi network. However, I had to plug this camera first into my router, get the IP address, plug that into the Vera2 and then let it go wireless. It connects directly to the Vera2's WiFi, not via your native network. A little confusing and I certainly am open to the suggestion that it was user error.
Nevertheless, it now takes pictures every 15 minutes and every four seconds when my z-wave motion sensor goes off.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By G. Ritchie
Does the job as advertised, puts a link to a live image on my mios (mi casa verde) web page. I'm using the wi-fi (wireless) link between the camera and my Apple airport extreme router, and that works surprisingly well. The camera is 70 feet from the router and appears to have plenty of signal strength. The camera is capable of 640x480 pixel live video resolution and one can set it to give that display when accessing the camera directly over the local network. However the mios software appears to only support a 320x240 view - so that is all you are going to get when viewing the camera remotely over the internet using the mios web page. One could bypass the mios software altogether and use a remote networking product such as the free one at logmein.com, and that would allow viewing the full resolution image remotely over the internet. I have the camera watching the front yard and sidewalk of my house, and it produces a usable image day and night. The street lamp is adequate illumination for night viewing; I did change the configuration of the camera to the low illumination setting and that appears to work OK in full sunlight as well as at night.
Another thing that could be better is the swivel mount. It doesn't allow for a very wide range of pointing angles, and it was tricky to set up the camera so that it would get the image framed the way I wanted.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By J Redmond Power
First let me say it is installed and working - we keep tabs on our vacation home 75 miles away and for that is perfect. HOWEVER, Installation was just a little more difficult than they tell you; the included instructions are old and confused me. I got it synced with the wired installation but cannot get the wireless setup to work. It also requires a wired connection to electricity, which is a drawback. ONE BIG QUESTION - the configuration page for the camera denotes motion-detection capability, with provision for email notification but I cannot seem to get that to work. Clicking the "test" button for this feature did send me an email, but motion itself failed to trigger the email. Anyone got any ideas?
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