DLINK DCS-950G

Camera 54Mbps Wireless Internet Securty with Nightvision

D-Link is pleased to introduce the D-Link SECURICAM Network DCS-950G Wireless Internet Camera, a full-featured surveillance system that connects to a
broadband Ethernet or wireless network to provide remote high-quality audio and video. Using 802.11g wireless technology, the DCS-950G transfers video and audio wirelessly at up to 54Mbps.

You can access and control the DCS-950G using Internet Explorer version 6. As you watch and listen remotely to video and sound obtained by the DCS-950G, you can take snapshots or record directly from the Web browser to a local hard drive.

For more recording flexibility, you can configure the DCS-950G to record to network-attached storage (NAS), eliminating the need to set up a dedicated computer for storing recorded video.

The DCS-950G also works great with D-Link’s MediaLounge™ family of networking products, including the award-winning DSM-320 Wireless Media Player. After
setting up the DCS-950G to record to your PC’s hard drive or a network-attached storage, captured video can be wirelessly streamed to the DSM-320 and displayed on your TV screen! Now you can see what took place throughout
the rest of your home – all from the comfort of your living room.

With 0.5 lux light sensitivity, the DCS-950G is capable of capturing video in rooms with minimal lighting.

The DCS-950G adheres to the Universal Plug ﹠ Play (UPnP™) specification which allows computers running Windows® XP/Me to recognize the DCS-950G and
automatically add it to the network. The DCS-950G can be accessed and viewed from “My Network Places” as a device on the network.

Securely connect the DCS-950G to a wireless network using WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access), providing you a much higher level of security than has previously been available for Internet cameras. The DCS-950G also features a Site Survey
tool, allowing users to easily find wireless networks within the range of the camera.

By signing up with one of the many free Dynamic DNS services available on the web, you can assign an easy-to-remember name and domain to the camera
(e.g. www.mycamera.myddns.com). This allows you to remotely access your camera without having to remember the IP address, even if it has been changed by your Internet Service Provider.