This article will show you how to watch your nanny, kids, or anyone or anything on your Internet enabled cell phone. Many homeowners request a nannycam to watch over their children when they’re not home. Also business owners want to check up on their workers when away from their business.

First of all you’ll need a Hidden Camera that is contains a LukWerk camera in it. You can get one in several different kinds of everyday ordinary objects like an Air Purifier, Boom Box, DVD Player. The nice part of this hidden camera setup is the fact that you can setup 6 of them in different rooms each watching to make sure your loved ones are save or employees are not stealing from you when you are away. And today most people carry Internet enabled cell phones for easy access. We talk about cell phone and PDA requiements at the bottom. 

The hidden camera you use is very easy to set up. A USB receiver plugs into an AC outlet on one end and a USB drive on the computer on the other. The receiver transfers the digital video from the cameras to the software on your computer, allowing you to view up to six scenes at once from any computer using an ID and password.

The standard Luk cameras that come with the system shoot at an 80-degree angle, while the Hidden Cameras shown at this link captures images at a 70-degree angle. In addition to monitoring camera shots from any computer, the system can send alerts via email or cell phone. The images are displayed at up to 15 fps.

When you enable Remote Viewing, your Werks PC becomes a video server ready to publish video through the secure LukWerks network over the Internet to you, wherever you are. LukWerks intelligently creates the most efficient path through your local routers to your remote device. You connect to your video feed by going to www.wilife.com and logging into your My LukWerks account – using a username and password you set. Once connected to your account, you select the site and cameras you want to view. The LukWerks server then routes a live video feed to your device.

During this process, LukWerks automatically determines your system’s firewall settings and Internet capability in order to stream video to you in the most direct way possible. If Werks cannot find a direct path, we direct the video feed through WiLife’s network to you. We call this mode “Relayed Mode.” In this mode, there is a three-minute time limit. If Werks finds a direct path, you are connected via “Direct Mode.” In Direct Mode, there is no time limit. You can view a video feed for any length of time.

The following illustration shows the remote viewing process.

These pages below give detailed instructions on how to setup you cell phone or PDA to enable them to receive video surveillance from your hidden cameras.

To View your hidden camera remotely you must first set up an account. Here is how you do that:

Cell Phones & Handheld’s

WiLife is compatible with a wide range of Microsoft Windows Mobile cell phones and wireless handheld’s. Of course, these devices require Internet access either through a cell service provider or wireless Internet hub, depending on your device. You can test your cell phone or handheld by going to http://www.wilife.com with your mobile device.

Note: Cell phone users should subscribe to an unlimited data plan to ensure cost effective access.

Examples of Compatible Cell Phones
Examples of Wireless Handheld Devices:

• Anextek SP230
• Asus P535, P525, P505
• Audiovox PPC 6601; PPC 5050, PPC 4100; SMT 5600
• Cingular 8525; 8125; 3125;
• Dopod StrTrk S300
• E-ten M600; P300B
• Gigabyte GSmart
• Gotive H41
• GSMK Cryptophone
• Hitachi Pocket PC phone
• HP iPAQ hw6500 series; h6300 series
• HTC MteoR; TyTN; Universal; Wizard; Blue Angel; Typhoon; Amadeus; Magician
• iMate SmartFlip; SP5; SP5m; K-JAM; JASJAR
• Microsoft/Flextronics “Peabody”
• Palm Treo 700w
• Motorola Q; i930; CN620; MPx, MPx100 & MPx220
• Neonode N1
• 02 XDA; XPhone
• Orange SPV C600; C550
• Pantech PH-S8000T
• Qool Labs ADA
• Samsung BlackJack; SCH-i730; SCH-i600; SGH-i300
• Sharp W-Zero3
• Siemens SX66
• Sierra Wireless Voq Phone
• Sprint PCS Vision; Power Vision
• T-Mobile Dash; MDA; SDA
• Verizon XV6700

• Above-Net Top100P
• Acer n20 series
• Asus MyPal A730W
• Dell Axim X51v; X51; X50v; X50; X30
• HP iPAQ hx2400 series; hx2700 series; hx3700 series; hx4700 series
• i-mate PDA2
• Intrinsyc Carbonado;
• Juniper Systems Archer Field PC
• Lenovo ET960
• Mitac Mio A201
• MP2 Solutions MRT300
• Olympus “Tough Digital Assistants”
• Toshiba e805; e400/e405; e750/e755; e800/e805

GLC Enterprises hopes you find this information valuable as you enable your cell phone to help you watch your world from your Hidden Cameras.

Information for this article was obtained from http://www.smarthome.com/manuals/78850online.pdf

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