with this device will i be able to access zviewer from my work computer and cell phone and watch a 24hr recording also how do i get the camera to show
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Yes you can access it from any computer conected to the internet you just have to configure certain permitions to access your ip the instruction manual goes step by step on how to configure. From the cell phone I use Meye pro HD and works like a charm with wifi or 3G & 4G network.
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Hi, I may be able to help you with remote viewing. Some apps seem to be more compatible than others. What kind of device and what operating system do you intend to use ?
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Sorry I have mine setup to a monitor. I have not tried to setup a smart phone or a laptop yet. I am sure the time will come when I do. I can watch it on my computer through the LaView setup and a router.it lets me keep an eye on what is going on outside and look for freaky stuff like bears and other wild things in my yard. I took mine to a comp tec lol I do not like to read directions. sorry I can't be more help.
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I made this mistake too, this is a camera to be used with a CCTV which means you already have a monitor to be seen on, it's not a stand alone camera, as I think you are looking for. I didn't read the specifications properly and now I have to send it back and I ordered a WiFi / IP Camera, which can be easily set up through the computer or mobile device, you do need a current network to set it up (In case you are thinking of using it for the summer cabin or something, just an example) With IP / WiFi surveillance cameras you can set up to be recorded whether its video or pictures every period of time, although you need a computer and it has to be left on to record. I bought a Foscam FI8910W and I'm happy with it, I've playing around with it and it would do for the purpose I wanted it for, check every now and then how things are running at a work place. Hope this helps.
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Your cell phone should be connect to the same network with the camera, and then open the Zsight use search or add function, use add on the right corner, click the code to scan the code of the ip camera, thank you.
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if you connect the dvr to your router you can see the dvr on the internet by using the external ip address. you can go to zmodo.com and under 'support' find info on networking for zmodo products. they do have active x (add-ons) protocols specific for their product but once downloaded you should be able to see all your cameras. There is also some stuff on utube but go to zmodo.com first.
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You will need a DVR. I suggest the Zmodo 4 channel or 8 channel system. The Camera is powered by the supplied power wires. I use the Zmodo systems wires that have two plugs on each end, one power wire and one video wire. Run the wires through either a drilled hole in your house or if 2nd story i suggest you crack the window and lightly close the window on the wires but do not crush them. On window sill (if doing so i suggest a window wedge or two be placed on the window edge to secure your home *Crease (sp?) wedge is what i used, it is about $10 on Amazon. Suggest a computer monitor off Craigslist or hook into your computer. You will need a DVR. I suggest the Zmodo 4 channel or 8 channel system. The Camera is powered by the supplied power wires. I use the Zmodo systems wires that have two plugs on each end, one power wire and one video wire. Run the wires through either a drilled hole in your house or if 2nd story i suggest you crack the window and lightly close the window on the wires but do not crush them. On window sill (if doing so i suggest a window wedge or two be placed on the window edge to secure your home *Crease (sp?) wedge is what i used, it is about $10 on Amazon. Suggest a computer monitor off... » Read More You will need a DVR. I suggest the Zmodo 4 channel or 8 channel system. The Camera is powered by the supplied power wires. I use the Zmodo systems wires that have two plugs on each end, one power wire and one video wire. Run the wires through either a drilled hole in your house or if 2nd story i suggest you crack the window and lightly close the window on the wires but do not crush them. On window sill (if doing so i suggest a window wedge or two be placed on the window edge to secure your home *Crease (sp?) wedge is what i used, it is about $10 on Amazon. Suggest a computer monitor off Craigslist or hook into your computer. « Show Less
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There are three ways you can view remotely.. That is why this system is the best. You can set up a skype account to view or plug it directly into your modem/router. This is far more safe than using the app. I don't like using apps for third companies to be able to gather my surveillance recorded footage.
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The camera needs to be located near your wireless router. Mine are about 200 feet from the router and both are outside of the house. You can watch the output of the cameras from any internet link. I have software called "Vitamin D" that records the video and lets me monitor on my PC at home. On my iPhone I have an app called Pro Surveilance and it works great. I can watch my house from anywhere.
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it does not record directly to your computer but does come with software to connect your computer to zmodo for off sight moneitering
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Yes I view it on my samsung Galaxy 3. I think the app is called isecurity+. There is a monthly charge. If I add more cameras I will probably go with foscam brand, my brother says he uses a free app with that cam. I can see the live feed on the app, and it is supposed to record tiny snippets when motion activated. I don't think it is recording every time at my father's house, there is gaps in time when I know it should have been recording him.
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No ! You can only used the monitor supplied. However with the APP you can view your cameras on any media - computer, IPHONE, iPad etc
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I did the following, setup a linux box with ZoneMinder on it and used that as the Internet access. It worked great, we used these things with small hidden cameras to monitor some security issues when I lived in Tampa. ZoneMinder allowed us to capture the video for later review or watch it live. You can access ZoneMinder from a Android device if you install firefox on it.
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If your TV has an HDMI or VGA port you can. I bought to VGA to Ethernet adapters so I could leave the DVR in a remote location and run the VGA signal through the network cable and through the VGA to Network adapters. I can tell you that the first ZModo DVR lasted about a few months and stopped working it would not power up, the fan would work but the system board would not power on, ZModo warrantied it and sent me another one that last about a year and 2 months and it did the same exact thing. I ended up buying a different brand that had a three warranty. I would look for something that has at least a two year warranty. Just wasted to pass this along. If your TV has an HDMI or VGA port you can. I bought to VGA to Ethernet adapters so I could leave the DVR in a remote location and run the VGA signal through the network cable and through the VGA to Network adapters. I can tell you that the first ZModo DVR lasted about a few months and stopped working it would not power up, the fan would work but the system board would not power on, ZModo warrantied it and sent me another one that last about a year and 2 months and it did the same exact thing. I ended up buying a different brand that had a three warranty. I would look for something that has... » Read More If your TV has an HDMI or VGA port you can. I bought to VGA to Ethernet adapters so I could leave the DVR in a remote location and run the VGA signal through the network cable and through the VGA to Network adapters. I can tell you that the first ZModo DVR lasted about a few months and stopped working it would not power up, the fan would work but the system board would not power on, ZModo warrantied it and sent me another one that last about a year and 2 months and it did the same exact thing. I ended up buying a different brand that had a three warranty. I would look for something that has at least a two year warranty. Just wasted to pass this along. « Show Less
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As long as the monitor has an HDMI port you can connect them and view it live.It also comes with a remote so you can start recording video whenever the action starts.
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You can view your camera from a laptop or mobile device with an app. This camera now sits in my drawer as it is WAAAY to difficult to set up. I use DropCam now as it is light years ahead in user friendliness. I do not recommend this camera.
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Yes. More importantly, the DVR system is what allows you to view these cameras from your cell phone or computer. Check out ELEC HDMI 8 Channel DVR Security Recorder. Easy to set up. Allows for remote viewing of your cameras. fyi.. Choose a camera with 700 TVL. I found that anything less does NOT provide good clarity/quality.