why they call it wireless?,while you still have to plug in a yellow rca video plug,thats not wireless!
885707
It is called wireless because it transmits from the rear of the vehicle to the receiver wirelessly.
885708
When radios were first invented, they were called "wireless" because the main means of communication were by telegraph and telephone which required wires to be run between the sender and receiver. The terms is still used today to describe equipment where the connection between sending and receiving unit is via radio waves or optical means and not through direct wired connection. In this case, the units communicate via 2.4 GHz radio channel and does not require a wired connection for a video signal between the sending and receiving units. This allows the freedom to located the camera and sending unit without having to run a wire to the receiver and display unit. When radios were first invented, they were called "wireless" because the main means of communication were by telegraph and telephone which required wires to be run between the sender and receiver. The terms is still used today to describe equipment where the connection between sending and receiving unit is via radio waves or optical means and not through direct wired connection. In this case, the units communicate via 2.4 GHz radio channel and does not require a wired connection for a video signal between the sending and receiving units. This allows the freedom to located the... » Read More When radios were first invented, they were called "wireless" because the main means of communication were by telegraph and telephone which required wires to be run between the sender and receiver. The terms is still used today to describe equipment where the connection between sending and receiving unit is via radio waves or optical means and not through direct wired connection. In this case, the units communicate via 2.4 GHz radio channel and does not require a wired connection for a video signal between the sending and receiving units. This allows the freedom to located the camera and sending unit without having to run a wire to the receiver and display unit. « Show Less
885709
The actual connection between the camera and the screen is wireless. The connections are for the remote radios.
1795783
Wireless refers to the network interface. It still needs electricity (obtained by plugging it into a wall outlet). Search for something like "battery powered wireless network camera."
1606587
I don`t know? I sent mine back for a refund. Never even tried it. I thought it was wired as well as wireless. The ad did say network plug?
1564070
They are NOT wireless cameras, that's why they have wires in the photo. They do have wireless capabilities, meaning, once you hook them up, you can connect them to your router and access the footage from anywhere, from your TV or phone if those devices are connected to the internet. You can hook these directly to your TV if it has usb ports or if your tv is connected to your computer system. I hooked mine to my desktop computer, because I can use my mouse to change the settings.
113362
Yes, it is not wireless. Reminds me of the transistor radios from back in the day.
1879033
Cameras are wireless so not connected to computer or router by wires. Cameras need only be synched with router and plugged into the wall. BTW, their customer service is horrific.
1876782
The idea of "wired" to a router is not the issue. It requires access to an ip address. It can do that through a physical connection or through a wifi connection. It only requires a hard line at the time of set up, after that it acts as its own video server in either a wired or wireless environment assuming you have a wireless router in your network.
2002698
You have to use the cable supplied...it isn't wireless. The cable supplied has different connectors on each end.
598813
It is wired. I have two systems and I connected both directly to routers. You might be able to use a wireless adapter in the USB port, but I doubt it as that port is probably only for the mouse. Assume that it is wired only. If you are asking about the cameras, they are definitely wired.
805660
Definitely not wireless. It may have wireless Internet but I'm not even sure about that. My blu ray player died less than a year some system error code keeps popping up. Good player while it lasted though
1722817
Is this question in reference to something else? I don't know what "wireless issue" you're talking about. And, no, the booster doesn't have to be plugged in to anything but an electrical outlet.
512131
Yes, this unit does have RCA type outputs for Video and Audio L/R. It does not have the wireless dongle OR WiFi built in.
705984
No its wired if you read the description. There is wireless versions as well.
771605
The yellow RCA plug is a female and won't attach to an RCA device like a TV without a standard male-male cord, often part of the red/white/yellow combos. I also learned the hard way that this device is directional: Computer-to-device. I needed the opposite because I was hooking up a DVD player to a computer monitor. This cord won't do that, but it will let you play what's on your computer on a TV. If you are hooking up your computer to a TV, the audio portion leaves your computer via the "headphones" plug and needs to go into a cord that splits this into a red and white RCA plug.
958028
Hi. Wireless does not mean it is battery powered. Wireless refers to wifi video signal it transmits to a router. All wifi cameras needs to be plugged in for power.
1909534
Yes. It is not wireless. It needs to be wired. You simply call your electrician and he wires it up.
831074
No it is not wireless, yes you will need excess wires to stem from the DVR to the actual cameras, depending on how far away from the DVR, they are positioned .