Remote viewing a live barn cam on the internet.

At last it's here. I like to call this device Internet viewing for dummies. No offense intended, but I for one must have filled all my brain space with information concerning cameras and livestock genetics. I never really got into port forwarding within routers, IP conflicts or firewall settings. We searched high and low for a device that allows you to plug in your cameras and easily broadcast them to the internet. This device accomplishes that and more. The DVR's setup disk will walk you through every step from plugging it in to broadcasting video via the web. It's also a full functioning DVR. Once installed you can record video continuous or on motion. Log in remotely and see what's happening live or what it recorded during the day. We feel this adds a functional aspect that will allow you to not only view your livestock live, but double the cameras with a usable security aspect as well. The system can be viewed from your internet connection at work or smart phone capable of accessing the web. This is the year's hot item as it opens up so many possibilities for your cameras. You can set the motion sensor to only trip and record when it see's movement in a certain area (like a doorway selected on the screen) and send you a text when it see something or record all day. For the livestock, when you log on from your work or smartphone and see a birth that you missed, it's nice to know they've stood and sucked (and when). In the case of some breeds, which one belong's to who. We've carried USB DVR's for years, but always sought one that would work without proprietary software or a master's degree in computers. It's Finally it's here and it's SIMPLE..

- View your cameras via web browser or mobile phone
- 4 Channel real-time (120fps) display and recording
- Built-in web and wap server(software)
- Send SMS text message to your mobile phone
- Auto configure your router for port forwarding
- Can be used with cameras and/or your wireless receiver
- Remote watching via web browser or mobile phone
- Simple plug and play USB connection to PC
- System includes search and DVR software
- Remote connection via dynamic not fixed IP address
- User friendly software interaction
- Recordings made directly to PC hard drive
- Controlled recording via schedule and motion detection
- History search and playback function by date
- Suitable for use with Windows 2000, XP, Vista and windows7 without conflict

Technical Details

• Resolution: 640x480 (120fps MAX.) TV Lines
• Compression: WMV Compression of Software
• Programmable: Motion, Schedule
• Video Inputs: 4 CH (RCA) PAL or NTSC Ch.
• Audio Inputs: 1 CH Ch.
• Special #1: Remote View Via web browser or mobile phone(by IP address or Picasa)
• Special #2: E-mail alert, Play alarm sound, Event record, SMS alert
• Included Items: USB DVR x1 USB Cable x1 Power Adapter x1 Installation Manual x1 Installation CD x1

The below diagram depicts all cameras plugged into the USB device. You can just as easily plug your Wireless Barn Camera Receiver into one of the ports. If you're operating a multi-camera barn system, it will tie up only one port as it runs through a single receiver. Usually, this device is plugged into your home's computer where your internet connection exists. If you have internet in the barn, cameras can be plugged directly to the device. The listed AV monitor (or TV) is optional. The cameras can all be on the connected computer

Single Camera MareStare compatible USB Card

Those who wish to upload to a third party website such as MareStare can accomplish it with this single camera USB capture card. You may also utilize other uploading programs such like Windows Media Encoder. We do not provide tech support for the use of this capture card other than the Remote Witness Security Software (below). MareStare is pretty straight forward and they provide the tech support as part of your monthly fee. If you don't fully understand port forwarding, firewall settings and networks, I'd stay clear of the freeware and look at the 4 camera unit above.