Abstract: A method of dynamically altering an activity zone within an electronic monitoring system is provided. The method includes generating first image data with a camera having a first field-of-view. Upon receiving the first image data, defining an activity zone therein. Subsequently, generating a second image data with the camera having a second field-of view that differs at least in-part from the first field-of-view. In response to the second image data being different from the first image data, modifying the activity zone to be at a second area that corresponds to the area defined in the first image data, and then responding to a triggering event occurring within the activity zone of the second area. The invention additionally relates to a system that implements such a method.

Abstract: A system and method for transferring configuration information between wireless access points is provided. Configuration information may include SSID and password, but also certain settings such as network and subnetwork settings. A first wireless access point may be a mobile hotspot, and a second wireless access point may be a docking station. The first wireless access point is initially active and operating using certain configuration information. Upon a trigger event such as a docking or undocking event, the configuration information is transferred to the second wireless access point. The first wireless access point ceases using the transferred configuration information, for example by switching off or adjusting its configuration, and the second wireless access point begins using the transferred configuration information. The configuration information may be transferred back upon a second trigger event.

Abstract: A system and method for transferring configuration information between wireless access points is provided. Configuration information may include SSID and password, but also certain settings such as network and subnetwork settings. A first wireless access point may be a mobile hotspot, and a second wireless access point may be a docking station. The first wireless access point is initially active and operating using certain configuration information. Upon a trigger event such as a docking or undocking event, the configuration information is transferred to the second wireless access point. The first wireless access point ceases using the transferred configuration information, for example by switching off or adjusting its configuration, and the second wireless access point begins using the transferred configuration information. The configuration information may be transferred back upon a second trigger event.