Recent content by Keith L.

Same issue with an X3E, all my other Foscam cameras permit IR LED control in the app. Did you ever find a solution?

I'm also a fan of the legacy Logitech Alert Commander app, for the reasons NCHiker mentions. In fact, I also separately use Blue Iris for my non-Logitech WiFi cams (by Foscam), but wish I could just get those going with the Logitech app. (Hmmm, is there any way to "spoof" the Foscam cameras as...

If I'm understanding correctly, your situation is same as mine, so you do need both products, the Creatin to power the 700e, and the TP-Link to connect it to powerline ethernet back to the NA750 attached at your network hub. The original 700e power adapter integrates these two devices into one...

Great to hear, Paul! Love the Interwebs. :) Sent from my Moto Z (2) using Tapatalk

Realize other 4+ year old threads have discussed this, but for the possible benefit of other Logitech Alert owners seeking solutions, I wanted to post here that I just easily and inexpensively replaced a failing 700e power adapter with a $9 iCreatin Wall Plug 48w POE (Power Over Ethernet)...

Realize this thread is nearly five years old now, but for the possible benefit of other Logitech Alert owners who come across it, I wanted to post here that I just easily and inexpensively replaced a failing 700e power adapter with a $9 iCreatin Wall Plug 48w POE (Power Over Ethernet) injector...

Realize this thread is over four years old now, but for the possible benefit of other Logitech Alert owners who come across it, I wanted to post here that I just easily and inexpensively replaced a failing 700e power adapter (camera was still fine) with a $9 iCreatin Wall Plug 48w POE (Power...

Realize this thread is nearly four years old now, but for the possible benefit of other Logitech Alert owners who come across it, I wanted to post here that I just easily and inexpensively replaced a failing 700e power adapter with a $9 iCreatin Wall Plug 48w POE (Power Over Ethernet) injector...

Realize this thread is over two years old now, but for the possible benefit of other Logitech Alert owners who come across it, I wanted to post here that I just easily and inexpensively replaced a failing 700e power adapter with a $9 iCreatin Wall Plug 48w POE (Power Over Ethernet) injector and...