DVC-1100 Wireless Broadband VideoPhone introduces the world of videoconferencing over the Internet, to bring you, your family, friends, and colleagues together. By using Enhanced 802.11b, you can place the DVC-1100 next to the family television without running network cables for your broadband connection around the house. Since the DVC-1100 i2eye VideoPhone is a standalone device, no computer is needed when you video conference over the Internet. An easy-to-use Setup Wizard guides you step-by-step through the setup of the DVC-1100 VideoPhone. It can be up and working in minutes. With the DVC-1100, it is easy to make changes to personalize your videoconferencing display.
Features
Manufacturer
D-Link Systems, Inc
Network
Wi-Fi Ethernet
Interfaces/Ports
1 x RCA Output Video 1 x RJ-45 10Base-T LAN 1 x 3.5mm Input Jack Microphone 1 x RJ-11 Phone 1 x RCA Output Audio
Form Factor
Standalone
Manufacturer Part Number
DVC-1100
Interoperability Standards
H.323 G.711 G.723
Standard Warranty
1 Year
Manufacturer Website Address
www.dlink.com
Dimensions
1.50" Height x 8.07" Width x 6.08" Depth
Weight
1.06 lb
Product Line
i2eye
Video Resolution
352 x 288 CIF 176 x 144 QCIF
Product Model
DVC-1100
Product Name
DVC-1100 Wireless Broadband VideoPhone
Product Type
Video Conference Equipment
Tech Specs
Data Transfer Rate
10 Mbps Ethernet 22 Mbps Wi-Fi
Standard Warranty
1 Year
Form Factor
Standalone
Manufacturer
D-Link Systems, Inc
Network
Wi-Fi Ethernet
Interfaces/Ports
1 x RJ-45 10Base-T LAN 1 x 3.5mm Input Jack Microphone 1 x RJ-11 Phone 1 x RCA Output Video 1 x RCA Output Audio
Dimensions
1.50" Height x 8.07" Width x 6.08" Depth
Interoperability Standards
G.723 H.323 G.711
Speakerphone
External
Manufacturer Part Number
DVC-1100
Additional Information
Processor:
ARM-9 ASIC Communications Processor
Remote Software Update:
Automatic
Manual
Manufacturer Website Address
www.dlink.com
Microphone
Integrated
Brand Name
D-Link
Weight
1.06 lb
Dialing Capabilities
Speed Dial List (50 Entries)
Manual Dialing with Direct IP Entry
Dial VideoPhone Number Using Built-in i2eye Directory Service
2 of 5Eye2eye has potential, but can be frustrating Monday, October 18, 2004 A Customer from Rancho Santa Margarita, CA
I'm from the broadband industry and suggested a product like the Eye2eye a few years ago. While I'm glad to see a product on the market like this there are many enhancements required to provide the user with a good first-time installation experience.
Beware...if you are using a Linksys router you'll likely have issues with opening ports between two users.
After many hours of getting pushed between Dlink and Linksys support people I finally came to the conclusion that I needed a Dlink wireless router so I went and purchased one.
In the end, the frame rate and ease of use for a wired version (VC1000) seems much more stable than the VC1100. When it works this is an awesome product and like a great golf shot it's when it works that keeps me coming back.
DLink Marketing needs to wake up and make the necessary enhancements to the software to improve the product. It would also be nice to get to a better image resolution assuming their hardware can handle the compression requirements.
It's a great first step and I recommend you try the product (VC1000 preferred over the VC1100)
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