Will this enable internet access for a Lorex ECO4 DVR camera security system?
2005289
Anything that has an iEthernet port can use this for internet. All this does basically is replace a long Ethernet cable with a wireless signal it pulls from your router no special drivers needed just hook to your pc the first time to log it to your network unplug it and put it wherever you want and it'll pull the wifi signal and send it through an Ethernet cable to whatever you need to have internet that didn't have wifi
2005290
yes, but you should plug the Lorex directly to router with wire for best reliability.
944879
No, you don't. As long as the dvr and your phone are on the same network (ie your home network) you should be able to connect fine. No internet required... until you leave the house, that is.
522708
It should, depending on the NVR being able to connect to http and/or rtsp URLs. You'll have to do a little research on what URL to use to get the raw streams, but the information is out there, I've seen it.
2237654
I don't know specifically about the ECO4 DVR. I use it for my DVR located in a barn one under feet from my house.
2248539
No it only has one Ethernet port and 16 cctv connections. For IP cameras you might want to look into an NVR
2112050
I have mine plugged into my wireless router via a networking cable...that way I can see my CCTV DVR wirelessly via internet explorer on any computer with wireless capability.
1324367
It should work if both your computer and your home security DVR have VGA outputs. If you can successfully display the computer by connecting it directly to the monitor, then transfer the VGA connection to the DVR and get a picture, the switch will definitely work.
1408173
Do not need software this is a camera - your DVR has the software in it - just go to the ip address and login using the user name and password you set in the set up of the unit. It WILL NOT WORK in your home network!!!! You must go to an outside internet source or you must use the ip address of the unit. I had to use No-IP.org because I do not get a static ip from my DNS provider.
674370
I do not know I use then to convert an digital video signal for security cameras injected into CATV system so tenants can view video on there TV. Based on my limited knowledge it should work for your application.
2070855
Yes, but you will have to have Foscam go into your router and forward you internet ports so it can be accessed from any device and/or web. I had Foscam do all my setup due to the fact that it's their camera and they know what to do instantly. I hope this helped you.
470540
Yes; however, MOXI no longer supports this unit which renders the DVR useless. Essentially you'll have a fancy tuner.
2126766
Yes. I've asked my Internet Service Provider to give me a static IP so that I always know what to enter from a remote location to find my home. I forward that IP through my router to the Foscam camera. The camera itself gives you three different options when you access it: 1) ActiveX, for Internet Explorer users; 2) Push, for all other browsers; and 3) Mobile, for smaller handheld devices. It works well. I cannot tell you what kind of security issues may be inherent in this. I always point the camera somewhere that I do not mind sharing with a stranger.
1268465
If your DVR provides 48V on the ethernet port you plug this camera in to, you'll be OK. Otherwise you'll need a PoE injector.
1394700
I bought this to be able to get an internet signal. in theory that is what this is for, you can split the signal between two receivers in your home a Dvr and a regular receiver.
2155050
I do NOT hook the camera to my router. You have a power cord and the other end goes into my Security hard drive, so if you do not have the security DVR unit I cannot answer your question. I plug into my security dvr right to the back of my computer.Raymond
2274427
Only with IP based dvr, like iSpy. Analog based dvr like Swann or Lorex will not work.
944878
As a matter of fact you need to have Internet Service to gain access to the video recordings, or to have the Lorex DVR push content to your smartphone, the same goes for the smartphone, you need a data plan to receive this feed.