Hi Caz


Paul

Was that you trying to move the camera when I was?   

Yep


Paul

Quote from: Greybeema on May 18, 2014, 05:46:07 PM
Just had a butchers there Caz - excellent layout and fine technology...

BTW were you moving the camera away every time it got pointed in your direction?

Who me   But looks as though it might have been Paul, there was about a dozen who viewed it so it could have been anyone of them.   

Right, cam is on but as I'm going out shopping there won't be any trains until I come back, probably some time after 1400 CET (1300 BST).

Please avoid using the automatic horizontal or vertical scan buttons as it upsets the camera, just use the up, down, left and right arrows.  The camera was a freebie left over from my son-in-laws security camera installation and I got the one that was a bit temperamental. 

Login in with a user name of "ngf" and a password of "caz" but without the quotes, link in my signature. 

Sorry the camera has not been active for a while, combination of reasons but the main one is that we now have to watch UK TV via the internet and the router needs to be close to the IPTV box as it is done over wifi and the railway is upstairs and needs a cable connection to a router to work.  Going to have to figure out how to do it, someone did suggest having a second router linked via wifi to the main one and plug the camera into that, anyone know how to do this?

The easy way is to use a wifi extender which plugs into an electrical outlet, some have sockets LAN ports.

As examples
http://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/wifi-range-extenders/EX6100.aspx