Are you able to plug in the RCA cables from our wireless camera and it will record them and be able to access via network from other locations?
53430
Yes you. An but it take awhile to figure it all out but i can get on it from my cell phone anywhere
53431
Not sure about wireless capabilities since my system is hard-wired. However, some devices have the option to monitor the cameras using the Internet, but you'll need to have a switch or router connected to the recording device and configure accordingly.
53432
you'll need a RCA to BNC adapter, but otherwise yes. the adapters are inexpensive.
53433
The DVR has BNC connectors on the back, so you'll need an adapter to convert from your camera's RCA connector. Once you get the adapter, you should be able to record and view your wireless camera from the network via the DVR. RCA to BNC adapters are available on Amazon.com.
397574
Yes; by running the cable you are essentially extending your network by adding another router. Wifi will work fine as long as you are within range. Your camera setup should work the same way.
1136442
This cameras is prepair for cable, I Don't know if this cameras is compatible with wireless d-link cameras, sorry
1375120
u can hook it up to an wi-fi router and connect thru an ip port, not exactly wireless by definition but it doesn't require a wire to your screen tv or anything else that you want to watch it on, if you are talking about making the cameras wireless than good luck but it's not worth it!
763576
Yes as log as you are hooked up through the Internet. I originally had mine on my network but had foscam hook them up so I can see and move the cameras any where in the world. Also you can zoom. Just two on the photo
1599375
This camera is not a IP camera. Therfore cannot be added to a local network. However there is available freeware on the internet (search under 2.4ghz wireless camera viewer freeware) that would allow you to view the video feed directly on your computer if it has wireless network access capability.
589960
Yes. You can connect it to anything that records from RCA type connections like that. Mine is connected to my Q-SEE DVR and adapter with BCN connectors.
325620
This camera does not offer wireless capability, although you can make it wireless by adding an Access point in between your router and the camera. An access point is a device that will allow you to connect a device (DVR, NVR, Camera IP cameras, computers) with an ethernet port to this device, then you connect the AP and your Wifi Router together wirelessly creating a network, therefore any devices connected to the AP can communicate over the air to your main Router. This type of installations are good when you have limited availability to run an ethernet cable from your main router to to the ethernet device (DVR, NVR, Camera IP cameras, computers). Please note the you need to have available power at the location where the IP camera and AP will be installed. Thanks
2274429
These cameras are connected to a network either by wireless or directly connected. They do not have a video out connector to hook up to a recording device like a DVR
1079167
Nope. It hooks up to your wireless router. I have this camera and manage it wirelessly from my laptop.
1435665
No this DVR is not wireless. You will need to get a wireless receiver that is compatible with your cameras and then connect the receiver to the DVR using the RCA plug type cables. Usually when you buy the wireless cameras a receiver comes with them.
659689
I do not see why not, I never got the wireless to work on mine so I have it hard cabled. It may be my router, but it says it supports it. The camera is pretty enclosed, but it is pretty light so having it outside you may want to mount it to something.
1879578
NO! This camera has a seperate power cable which can be used to power the wireless lan capability. All camera operations require the separate power cable.
1356411
Camera does not have wi-fi. I haven't tried connecting via a wire - but I do not believe it has the ability to upload directly to web.
1704261
you need an outlet for the cam, discuss whether you have it exterior or interior, we have our cam plugged inside, so had to drill a hole through wall to the exterior where the cam would be hooked up outside.... we had our cam successfully connected to a wired network, but not wireless because of the type of modem we have, so its also important to contact your wireless provider and discuss the type of security camera's you want to use and want to make sure you can access the modem by computer to set up wireless access for the cameras.
81578
Not necessarily if you have some other way to record. We have wireless Internet and we each have a IPhone. So we have our security system connected so we use our lap tops to record and see every thing live on our phones when we are away from the house. I think I read in the comments someone had recorded to an old VHS recorder.
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That's Great I like that I'll keep you posted. Next question, Is there any wireless cameras or Do you have any wireless cameras so I could hide them in a particular areas? And Also so they won't see any wiring.