213chrisp
09-02-2014, 07:22 PM
sorry for being away for months guys but been super busy this spring/summer trying to enjoy live , but its that time of year again to start thinking about hunting (and odds are im behind the 8ball again this year LOL) . but i did manage to finally get my live deer camera and feeder working. and im tickeled how well its worked now i got the bugs worked out on it.
ill give you all a refresher so you can remember and understand.
last winter i convinced my grandmother that lives 3 hours south of my location in kentucky to allow me to wire and monitor her wildlife for her, she wanted something she could watch when she wanted but i also wanted a way for me to monitor when im not down there whats going on. so came up with an idea of doing a wired ip security camera and setup threw her internet so i can monitor any time of day i wish, or she can watch when she wanted. Anyone for that matter could watch it if they had the login info i setup.
but i installed everything back in may and sometime within a few weeks water got into the connector and shorted out the 180$ waterproof outdoor camera so i wasnt happy one bit, i finally managed to get down there and look at it, which i wasnt prepared to fix that kind of issue so had to take the camera home with me so i can work on it when i had the free time, also the squirels decided they wanted more corn from the feeder and chewed apart the power line that came out the bottom of my feeder that connected the motor, dumb animals...
so this past weekend i managed to get more free time and went back down to setup everything again, and after 12 more hours of working on the wiring and figuring out the color combos of the ethernet cords and the camera to make sure i had everything setup, i did manage to get it working and this time i went overkill on wiring it, so it WONT happen again. or so i hope....
here are some pics that i got monday morning before i left to head back home! and some setup pictures to understand how it works and layout and all that fun jazz.
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b332/chrisp6108/Mobile%20Uploads/IMAG0864_zpse1kljr2v.jpg (http://s22.photobucket.com/user/chrisp6108/media/Mobile%20Uploads/IMAG0864_zpse1kljr2v.jpg.html)
ill give you all a refresher so you can remember and understand.
last winter i convinced my grandmother that lives 3 hours south of my location in kentucky to allow me to wire and monitor her wildlife for her, she wanted something she could watch when she wanted but i also wanted a way for me to monitor when im not down there whats going on. so came up with an idea of doing a wired ip security camera and setup threw her internet so i can monitor any time of day i wish, or she can watch when she wanted. Anyone for that matter could watch it if they had the login info i setup.
but i installed everything back in may and sometime within a few weeks water got into the connector and shorted out the 180$ waterproof outdoor camera so i wasnt happy one bit, i finally managed to get down there and look at it, which i wasnt prepared to fix that kind of issue so had to take the camera home with me so i can work on it when i had the free time, also the squirels decided they wanted more corn from the feeder and chewed apart the power line that came out the bottom of my feeder that connected the motor, dumb animals...
so this past weekend i managed to get more free time and went back down to setup everything again, and after 12 more hours of working on the wiring and figuring out the color combos of the ethernet cords and the camera to make sure i had everything setup, i did manage to get it working and this time i went overkill on wiring it, so it WONT happen again. or so i hope....
here are some pics that i got monday morning before i left to head back home! and some setup pictures to understand how it works and layout and all that fun jazz.
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b332/chrisp6108/Mobile%20Uploads/IMAG0864_zpse1kljr2v.jpg (http://s22.photobucket.com/user/chrisp6108/media/Mobile%20Uploads/IMAG0864_zpse1kljr2v.jpg.html)