IP-camera test from Hampton, Minnesota

This experiment deals with IP, or INTERNET PROTOCOL cameras. This means that the cameras use an internet identity for communications. -In this case, the communications involves not only the control of the cameras, but the camera's mission to upload pictures to my web host.

NOTE: New images will NOT automatically refresh, or reload on this web page; You will need to REFRESH (reload) your web browser page to view the latest. (New images are being uploaded to the host server every minute or so.) If the host is being updated when your computer has loaded this portion of my web page, there may be one of the images MISSING, or the image may be only partially shown. If this happens, just RELOAD the page with your REFRESH or RELOAD button on your web browser.

The first image is from a Trendnet 400W that is hooked to my local network via WI-FI.
The second, third and fourth images are from three D-Link 1000W "IP cameras" that are hooked to my local network via WI-FI.

There may be more images... -As the experiments continue...
Some may be OK and working, others may not. This is a low-priority project.

If there is work that is being done on any of the cameras, or if there is a timing conflict in the uploads, one or more of the cameras may not be shown correctly. (You may see only a small "broken connection" icon in place of the image that is missing.) If this happens, try a REFRESH or RELOAD of this web page. If the image is present, with the correct DATE and TIME, this is as good as it will be at this particular time. Also, if the picture is BLACK, it is most likely simply "dark" out!