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simrantogether · 16th August 2007, 07:18 AM

hi Nigel and everyone...

i am simran from India... (embedded systems designer cum student)

i am having one case study...

i want to make one device for my uncle's factory as:

"my uncle wants to monitor the factory through cameras fitted over there.. through his home... and factory is at a distance of around 30 Kms "

can anyone tell.. which protocols etc. can be used...

can internet be used for this purpose...

this can be called as embedded internet...

regards,

simran...

mike11298 · 16th August 2007, 09:27 AM

I'd probably use the internet.

X4ce · 17th August 2007, 10:27 AM

Give it a try like this:

Get a DSL connection at factory n at home, 256Kbps would be enough for this test.

Plug in cam with computer n start netmeeting with auto answer option.

Call your factory DSL ip from netmeeting, you can see factory area sitting anywhere in the world except firewalls r not there.

If you need multiple cameras then you have to develop a software, there r some availbe on interent.

picasm · 17th August 2007, 10:50 AM

You could have a look at Zoneminder:
http://www.zoneminder.com
It is free and runs on Linux, has capabilities to view and control cameras remotely using a web interface.
You can either add it to an existing Linux build (takes a while to configure) or take the much easier option of downloading a pre-built "LiveCD" linux package with the software already loaded and have it up and running very quickly.

simrantogether · 17th August 2007, 11:25 AM

hi,

very regards for this help...

these both ideas by X4ce and Picasm are wonderful...

i'll soon try this out..

Simran...

India..

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16th August 2007, 07:18 AM	(permalink)
simrantogether	everyone's comments required...new project cum case study.. hi Nigel and everyone... i am simran from India... (embedded systems designer cum student) i am having one case study... i want to make one device for my uncle's factory as: "my uncle wants to monitor the factory through cameras fitted over there.. through his home... and factory is at a distance of around 30 Kms " can anyone tell.. which protocols etc. can be used... can internet be used for this purpose... this can be called as embedded internet... regards, simran... Last edited by simrantogether; 16th August 2007 at 07:21 AM.

16th August 2007, 09:27 AM	(permalink)
mike11298	I'd probably use the internet. __________________ -michael11298

17th August 2007, 10:27 AM	(permalink)
X4ce	Give it a try like this: Get a DSL connection at factory n at home, 256Kbps would be enough for this test. Plug in cam with computer n start netmeeting with auto answer option. Call your factory DSL ip from netmeeting, you can see factory area sitting anywhere in the world except firewalls r not there. If you need multiple cameras then you have to develop a software, there r some availbe on interent.

17th August 2007, 10:50 AM	(permalink)
picasm	You could have a look at Zoneminder: http://www.zoneminder.com It is free and runs on Linux, has capabilities to view and control cameras remotely using a web interface. You can either add it to an existing Linux build (takes a while to configure) or take the much easier option of downloading a pre-built "LiveCD" linux package with the software already loaded and have it up and running very quickly.

17th August 2007, 11:25 AM	(permalink)
simrantogether	Regards... hi, very regards for this help... these both ideas by X4ce and Picasm are wonderful... i'll soon try this out.. Simran... India.. __________________ Simran.. 8051 Specialist..