I think it’s funny that the power of the Intarwebs is making your pilot light famous… why, anybody could be watching… the pope… the president–er, well, maybe not… other faculty members… your mom… my cousin… osama bin ladin… the possibilities are endless!

does your pilot light have an agent yet?

there’s a very useful software on the www called “WebcamXP Pro”. In the paid version, it has a motion detection feature that can idle while all is well and then take pictures (or video) if something on the screen changes according to the settings (you can set up the sensitivity, etc).

It can also send the pictures to an FTP server, post them online, or Email you whenever the motion detection is triggered.

It might help you to get an instant notice on email whenever the light’s out, if you set up the sensitivity to pick up the change from “light on” to “light off”

Instead of following your own cam feed (or hoping others do), you could get instant message by mail. Cool, no?

And if you’re net-savvy, the program can result in costing you.. very little.. *ahem*winkwink*ahem*.

Good luck!

~mooeypoo

These instructions are available easily on the internet, [you sir insult here].

If the Thermocouple that was installed is good, the only other thing I would guess at this point is the controller (the thing the T/C plugs into.)

Good Luck!