CuddeLinkManual
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EQUIPMENT. CuddeLink enabled cameras are required to build a network. Each CuddeLink
camera can be configured to be a HOME, REMOTE or REPEATER. A network can have only 1
HOME and up to 15 REMOTEs & REPEATERs. Total nodes on a single network is limited to 16.
DEPLOYMENT. CuddeLink cameras use a proprietary mesh network wireless system that allows
the cameras to send images to HOME by
hopping
the images from camera-to-camera. This
daisy chain system allows for simple deployment with the only requirement that the cameras are
in radio contact with each other. Refer to the sample deployment scenarios below.
MORE THAN 16. A single CuddeLink network is limited to 16 cameras. If you require more than
16 cameras you can deploy additional networks. Each network must be assigned a unique CL
CHANNEL.
RETRIEVING IMAGES. The advantage of the CuddeLink system is you can retrieve all your
images from one camera; or have them collected on a PC; or images can be sent to a phone or
PC via the Internet or via a cell phone modem
(additional equipment required for PC or cell
support)
.
HOME Image Collection. All images transmitted from the REMOTE cameras will be saved on
the HOME node’s SD card. You check the HOME camera as if it were a conventional trail
camera.
PC Image Collection. The CuddeLink Home Plus node connects to a Windows PC running
Cuddeback’s Trophy Room PC program. The PC will copy the images from the Home Plus node
to the PC. Cuddeback’s free Windows program Trophy Room can be used to view the images
from all CuddeLink cameras on your network.
Internet Connected Windows PC. If your CuddeLink cameras are deployed where you have
access to an Internet connected PC you can get CuddeLink images anywhere you have internet
access. And you can do this without an additional monthly Internet fee. Most likely this is a
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