Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3630 in Camera & Photo
- Brand: Agasio
- Model: FS-613B-M166I
Features
- IR-Cut Filter for True Color Images (not washed out) - Wi-Fi compliant with wireless standards IEEE 802.11b/g - 640x480 Resolution; 0.3
- Supports M-JPEG video compression - 10 IR LEDs for night vision up to 10 Meters - Supports wireless encryption using WEP, WPA and WPA2
- Supports DHCP, fixed/static IP and PPPOE - Multi-level user management and password protection
- Supports smartphones (Iphone & Android) as well as standard browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome
- Includes free 64 channel surveillance software - Certified by Microsoft for ActiveX Support - Supports 10 languages
- Megapixel - Two-way audio communication with built in speaker and mic
- - Motion detection alerts via emailed images and FTP image upload
- Allows for remote viewing and recording from anywhere in the world through the internet - Supports DDNS for dynamic IP address stabilization
- Allows remote pan and tilt control (pan 270degrees tilt 120degees)
Agasio M166I Wireless WiFI IP Camera with IR-Cut Filter, Two-Way Audio, Pan/Tilt, Night-Vision, Email & FTP Alert, Motion Detection, DDNS and 64 Channel Recording Software
Product Description
Please note, US based "Agasio" telephone and email support is only available when the camera is purchased with an "Agasio" logo.
The Agasio M166I has a 0.3 megapixel resolution (640 x 480), 3.6mm CMOS lens with IR-Cut filter and 67 degree viewing angle, IR LEDs for upto 10 meter night vision as well as full remote control and recording capabilities. It also comes with free bounded DDNS, UPNP support and an easy to use graphical interface. It is also smartphone compatible (Iphone & Android) and viewable over the internet or local network using the standard browsers (Internet Explorer, Safari, Google Chrome and Firefox). The camera performs well as a family/baby monitor or as part of a complete office or home surveillance system with remote internet monitoring and control.
Agasio Cameras come with a program called Integrated Surveillance Center which allows you to connect to up to 64 cameras and record them to your harddrive in AVI format. The size of the video files are approximately 1Gigabyte, if set to MPEG4 compression. The file size can be reduced even more by using additional third party software called Blue Iris Professional which allows H.264 Compression. Blue Iris software is not included in this auction, but Integrated Surveillance Center is included for free.
What's Included:
AgasioWireless IP Camera
Wifi Antenna
User Manual
Installation CD
Mounting Bracket
DC Power Supply 5v
Free 64 Channel Recording Software
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
48 of 53 people found the following review helpful.
By Marc Leydecker
This is my second EasyN F-series camera.There are about 52 camera brands made in China. There are of course not 52 camera factories in the same town...The most common and pricy brands are FOSCAM, SISCO, SONY, HITACHI, D-http://amzn.com/dp/B0054TY2QA/?tag={komponelektr-20}, AXISAll of these (in the affordable price range) have their Pro's and Con's.The EasyN caught my eye as it had the most useful features and most advanced technology for the price.The company must be fairly new and very few reviews are available.The EasyN seems to be a combination of BRAND NAME parts.I can testify that the EasyN uses a FOSCAM control board as I can connect and control the camera with FOSCAM's software.Why is it better than the rest?* None of the other IR cameras give True-Colour pictures as the IR LED's are always ON.So the greys' look purple, the greens look blue and the whole picture looks washed out in full sunlight. The darker it gets, the better those cameras (colour-wise) perform.Those cameras can not provide video in complete darkness as they are a compromise for dark and light situations.The EasyN has some IR mechanical filters!In full sunlight, the IR is blocked by some filter. When you move the cam into the dark, you can hear some clicks and the IR filters are removed. The result is remarkable.My garage is lit with 2 Hi intensity LED's at the light switch. The rest of the garage is pitch-black. I attached a picture of the garage taken at night. WOW (camera functions in <0.3 LUX)* Auto shutter speed: 1/50s(1/60s) ~ 1/100,000 s* 32Bit RSIC Embedded Processor.* Microsoft CERTIFIED ActiveX controls!* The EasyN comes with a 3.6mm lens. Most cameras come standard with a 4mm lens. The 3.6 mm which has a wider view-angle, also gives you a lot greater depth-of-field. This also means that objects in both close and distant range look crisp.* You can adjust the focus on the EasyN on the front of the lens. Most other cameras in that price range have a factory fixed focus.* The EasyN also broadcasts audio and has a build-in microphone.* The EasyN has an external audio jack so you can use it as a 2-way radio!* The EasyN has external alarm inputs and outputs, so you can connect other alarms (fire, burglary, etc.) to the device.* The hardware is superb and has a very intuitive bracket which allows you to hang or mount the thing virtually anywhere.* The wireless (with removable standard antenna) is sensitive enough. I connect to my router from my workshop to the house with no problems. (60 ft. going through inside and outside walls)* It is powered by a universal 5V power supply.* The blinking connection and alarm LED's can be disabled or brightness adjusted in its BIOS.* Its BIOS (firmware) is impressive. For a non-geek maybe too overwhelming. It looks like the pages on a DD-WRT router. You have pages to forward alarm emails, port forwarding, DDNS, brightness, contrast, Chroma, saturation, auto gain, etc.* The EasyN comes with FREE DDNS service. The registration # is the serial # of the device. (not very clear in the manual)* You can place a virtual grid over the "picture" and turn each square into a "movement" alarm zone.* Alarms can also be activated by sound. Both the movement and sound sensitivity can be controlled.The video quality is unsurpassed. I own a very expensive security system but compared to the EasyN, that system is junk.Installation:My first EasyN came with a mini-CD and a paper manual.The second one came with a full-size CD and no paper manual.The CD has English instructions translated from Chinese .... Do I need to say more?Luckily the CD also contains 3 videos on how to setup the system. Very helpful.Once you struggled setting up the beast, you will realize that you could have done it in 5 minutes.In a nutshell:Connect the camera via Cat5If your router is 192.168.0.1 set the camera to per example 192.168.0.169Select a port for the camera per example 81Type in your browser 192.168.0.169:81 and the camera works.Now go into the camera and let the camera find your Wi-Fi networks.Select the SSID, put in the password for the SSID, disconnect the cat5 and the beast works wireless.To connect from an external PC you need to know the IP assigned by COX (or other provider)Per example 169.45.3.33Type in 169.45.3.33:81 and you should see the camNO, YOU DON"T !!!In order to access the camera from "outside" you need to enable port-forwarding on port 81 (as in this example the camera is using port 81)SIMPLE isn't itThere are tons of FREE phone apps on the market.I downloaded both IP Cam Viewer Lite and TinyCam Free Monitor for android.These apps work like a charm and can even control the PTZ (movement of the Cam)Although the highest resolution of the CAM is 640 X 480, I noticed some lag when I'm not in a 3G zone. Switching the mode to 320 X 240 seems to be ideal for Phone use.Software:The camera comes with a slew of well-designed and useful software, including alarm controlled recording software.Packaging:Well packed. Too well packed !!!Do NOT throw away the Styrofoam.The mounting bolts and screws are IN-between two layers of Styrofoam.Clever as it prevents scratching the camera during shipment but if you are not careful, you might have thrown half of the hardware in the trash.Customers support:Superb although there is a language barrier.Conclusion:If the unit would have come with a well written manual in "reel Englis", I could have marketed this camera for triple the price under a known brand!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
By tjfitz
ok.. how do I say this. All 3 stars I give here are for the camera itself. The camera alone is 5 stars. Picture quality at 640-480 is very sharp and the image is really nice, FPS could be a bit better but it is really not bad at all. the automatic IR for darker areas is also good. IR LED's make for a very usable view of a dark room. Pan and Tilt are smooth and nearly silent. Wired works, Wireless works. 110~220 V power adapter is also a definite plus. The additional mount for wall mounting could really use a rubber washer for grip but is also above average in its design.BUTWhere this camera really bombs is in its software and online resources. The CD it comes with ONLY has on it the discovery and camera config software. And in that, I does what it should I guess. The Korean English is humorous at times, but it gets you there. but other than the discovery software.. there is nothing. The camera seems to have it's viewing software built in which it kicks off when you finally get to the cam itself. Please note.. I said Viewing, not recording, not 2-way audio, not 64 channels (other cameras?) Just Viewing.. That one camera.According to the website, there is a 90Mb Installation CD. Which I had hoped would have this amazing software which gets my camera (and the 2 others I bought with it) up and rolling with the two way comms, switching back and forth between cameras and maybe even recording to my PC...um... No.I have tried to download the 90Mb Installation CD (which must be different from my 10Mb CD in the box)The Site page says it's 90Mb, when IE or Chrome starts downloading, they say it is 76Mb.. and the site only gives it up at 1 or 2 Kbs.. means it wants to download for the next 10-14 hours.. but eventually drops out having only downloaded between 3 and 7Mb. But now I also know from examining the incomplete RAR file, that the bulk of the file is a 63Mb video.. which means the rest of the data is probably only the 10Mb of software I already have..SOCamera is a B+/A- and if you are looking to expand your current setup.. Go for this cam.. but if you are looking for this to be a package deal right out of the box?? not a good idea.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By tano
I bought a packaged of two of this product and was delivered on time. Installed one right away without a problem. I was able to do this because of the experienced I have gained from installing the foscam f18w on my airport extreme router. Run into a problem installing the second one because the manual was less intuitive. Finally installed it though after a little bit of tinkering. The end result was great. The camera has better video output than my foscam. I have not found how to use the DDNS support as advertised however.
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