fresnoboy
Young grasshopper
Willie Howe just reviewed the GD3710:
I have two of these being used as gate controllers, tied into my VOIP phones, as well as into Blue Iris. They work very well, at least with recent software versions, and interface to Blue Iris easily and reliably. In fact, I use these as cueing cameras to control a PTZ camera's preset.
The RFID works with generic cards for access, but alas there is no IR cut filter, so nightime performance is meh, unless the keyboard is lit up (which can be controlled from the web UI or normally after someone presses a button).
They seem a bit too industrial in look to use as a residential doorbell, but they are a quantum leap over the usual Doorking stuff that the contractors and gate people always recommend.
I have two of these being used as gate controllers, tied into my VOIP phones, as well as into Blue Iris. They work very well, at least with recent software versions, and interface to Blue Iris easily and reliably. In fact, I use these as cueing cameras to control a PTZ camera's preset.
The RFID works with generic cards for access, but alas there is no IR cut filter, so nightime performance is meh, unless the keyboard is lit up (which can be controlled from the web UI or normally after someone presses a button).
They seem a bit too industrial in look to use as a residential doorbell, but they are a quantum leap over the usual Doorking stuff that the contractors and gate people always recommend.