What all do I need to purchase along with these cameras to make complete monitoring system? Also how can I view the feed on my cell phone
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You need to get a complete recording DVR that is accessible from Smartphone, Tablet, PC or MAC. With motion activated email alerts and easy Smartphone access
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look at the samsung SDS-P3022 system which has a 4 channel DVR which I believe is the smallest they make. You will need a simple monitor and the instructions have simple procedures for your phone setup.
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These particular cameras don't need a power supply cable it comes included I have four of these cameras and they all come with their accessories it's easy as plug and play.
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You need a DVR to hook the cameras up to. The DVR will record the video from the cameras and can have the capability of allowing you to view the feed via cell phone or web browser. You will also need power supplies for these cameras.
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There is no audio on this unit. Here in PA it is illegal to record audio without someone's knowledge. There are audio jacks on the DVR but you would have to buy the microphones. As for monitoring it with a smart phone I'm not positive but if you can link your phone to the DVR for the video you should also be able to listen to the audio since the recorded feed would be both audio and video.
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The only thing you need to supply is a monitor. That is needed for the initial set-up, and also to view camera images (current and historical) if you don't use a computer.
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Camera is not enough. You need to buy their system, then plug it in. Check revousa.com
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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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While I am not 100% sure on this, as I am not interested in this functionality, I do not believe there is a live feed option. There are a couple of ports and this may be something it can do, one port is for continuous power feed, the other may allow for USB download, but I am not clear on whether this is just for download of the video, or live monitoring.
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There is no monitor included with this, I just used my pc monitor during the setup. Setup was pretty straight forward with no real issues. Only thing I found tricky was setting the system up through my router. Zmodo has a website that was a great help in opening ports on my wireless router. I now can view my cams from anywhere that has wifi.
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They come with software for a computer. For a smart phone you will need an app for the phone called tinyCam Monitor Pro. The cost is $2.99 to download to the phone. Also you will need a router to do port forwarding to the phone. You will be able to view, move, talk, hear, and record any ware you have smart phone service. I hope this helped you. George H.
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The supplied DVR and camera combination will work fine without an internet connection. However you will have to supply a monitor to view the recordings or live video feeds.
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There is no built in camera, and android is not the best at adding new hardware. I would recommend getting a Raspberry Pi if you want a cheap thing to use as a camera DVR. You can get one for less $40, and add a cheap USB camera to it. It will work great, and then you can also use it for any other server stuff you need/want.
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You could use the TV you got at home or buy an HP or any computer monitor, you could pick one up for round $100 at one of your local shopping centers . All the cables you need come with the camera and the DVR unless you need it longer you'll have to buy that separate. I hope I was able to answer your Question.
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I feel like you are asking if the cameras need to be at the same house or property? The answer is yes, they do. We do like ours, have 3 cameras and plan to add 1 more. However will be checking out Anthony's response of monitoring through your cell phone or camera, very cool.
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I would not recommend the purchase of this system. Honeywell will not support it. It's very difficult to find a system that is capable of using a cell phone back up on site you will most likely have to get a provider I can offer you this service through a tower. If you search the web there is some low-cost providers that can help you with this servicesome companies will give you the system for free with a one-year commitment to their monitoring serviceI wouldn't recommend any more than a one year commitment
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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.
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Haven't figured it out yet, I want one with live feed , around $250 more. If n e 1 no's how 2 work th camera let me no
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You will need a analog dvr and a sd car.Our supplier recommends the Pocketlitedvr2. We don't have this dvr listed, but we can obtain it for you, the price is $299.Regards,CoviSec 1.800.215.2294
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You can turn the camera's wifi on and it will act like a hotspot so you can connect with your phone and see a live feed. However, you will need to be in range of the camera's wifi, not sure how far that is, but I'm sure it isn't too much.