will it accept a signal from a wi-fi camera
1531486
As a general statment....no...it will not.The unit accepts a wired camera...not a wifi.
1531487
To my knowledge it has no WiFi capabilities.I direct connect a outdoor camers to the 7" flat monitor I have in place for my Mom to see who is at her front door.
1616245
No. Ip cameras rely on being connected to the internet to send out the signal so you can see it from a different internet connection.
2264643
No reason why not. Assumptions: Your Casio camera is sufficiently electronically porus to let the wifi signal out; and you have the FlashAir app on your phone.
2247022
Hello, the camera does not have WiFi, but it will support the Eye-Fi cards. Thanks, and let us know if you have any other questions.
817305
No, But I would find a different camera system if it is any where near wi-fi or it will step on it and mess wifi up.
2267498
No. They have a power connection and a video connection. A Wireless camera would have an antenna to your receiver device.
1909142
Thx for asking! I've problem to get it connected to my wifi. My computers can detect it only when the camera is connected to the router with the cable. But when I remove the cable, my camera cannot be detected! I bought it on Sept 2014... Not sure if I can return it. &#128546;
2275052
Mine works fine anywhere I have a cell signal. Does not née Wifi. However, the camera DOES require WiFi.
142444
The receiver and any cameras that are paired with the receiver need electrical power. The wireless feature only applies to the signal coming from any camera to the receiver. There is no physical connection between any camera and the receiver.
753121
Yes, there is an antenna on the camera which you can set up to link with your wireless router at home over wi-fi. You can also use a wired connection. You have to get all the information about your home network including IP address, network SSID, and password. It is a good start to look at the instructions that come with the camera, using their software, just walk through the prompts and input the information as needed.
2078616
Yes. Your wireless router needs to be set up including port 81 which this camera uses. But it will work only on routers that sends and receives on the 2.7 Ghz frequency and the old wireless B or G. It won't with wireless N.
1191277
Yes it will. It sends and receives information in a similar fashion to a wireless laptop. If you have a weak signal, or you camera is outside you may want to add the larger antenna. If your wireless signal must pass through the roof, you may have problems, but just being under a metal roof should not affect it. Foscam website has searchable FAQ that may also be helpful.
892099
Yes on an iPhone or any smart phone with wifi you will have to find out your Internet address on the camera, just read your manual carefully and please be ready to spend time setting up. Also works on a Mac to.
2019213
I don't think so - it basically turns the power lines in your home into a short range Ethernet. You still have to have the camera plugged into something that sends the data on the ether-line. The only way a camera can be wireless is to be either broadcasting (there are blue-tooth cameras, but they are easy to hack - esp baby monitors) or self recording.
807352
Not really, you can see camera's with it, but you can see camera's about as easily with the naked eye as well. It may pick up a wireless signal, but it picks up all kinds of signals, making it very difficult to pinpoint a location. It produced many false positives.
912975
Yes it could. I used it with a wireless door bell connected through a relay using the connectors on the back of the camera. Read Appendix E on page 62.
1062119
It sure will. It creates a signal that any thing with wifi can connect to. I am using my iPhone and DashCommand app.