Security Project
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Security Project
I have been put in charge of a security project at work. This is the setup that my boss wants:
She would like it if we had a security camera pointed into the lobby that is triggered by a motion detector outside (near the steps to the front door). The tricky part is the she wants the video feed wired into our network and have a video screen pop up on her computer when the motion detectors goes off.
Does anyone have any ideas of how I should approach this project? Thanks in advance!
She would like it if we had a security camera pointed into the lobby that is triggered by a motion detector outside (near the steps to the front door). The tricky part is the she wants the video feed wired into our network and have a video screen pop up on her computer when the motion detectors goes off.
Does anyone have any ideas of how I should approach this project? Thanks in advance!
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"You don't need to hire on-site security or invest in multiple network cameras in order to keep an eye on your home or business when you're away. Connect up to 12 surveillance cameras to the Panasonic Camera Server, which connects to your high-speed Internet connection, and you'll be able to access their images remotely using any Internet-connected PC or even a compatible cell phone! You can even converse with people at a camera site (requires an external microphone and speaker, sold separately). You'll never again need to replay surveillance tapes to access visual information. With a built-in motion sensor, the Panasonic Camera Server can even notify you via FTP or e-mail when someone enters the premises unexpectedly. "
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