I'm not very camera literate, but in some of the reviews I've read, there is some reference to cables. Doesn't Wireless mean no cables?
2067940
You have to connect a data cable initially to configure the camera to your network but then after that it will work wirelessly
1015796
the camera isn't wireless but the video monitor is. The camera must be plugged into a power source.
509239
If you mean to wireless?? not sure. I think you need to check with your cable. With my last project I needed the wireless codes to hook up. Just check first is your best option.
420502
The camera is wireless when connecting to your network via WIFI. It has a wireless N chip so it will have enough bandwidth to stream to multiple computers at once (if router has N also). This camera is not totality wireless as it uses a power cord to revive power. This camera does not run off batteries so it is impossible to do a true 100% wireless setup.
1554155
No are not wireless, and they come with combination wire video signal and power 60' long for each camera. You can purchase additional extensions if you need.
1554154
NO, however keep in mind wireless cameras need a power source ie power outlet at each camera. So if up put a camera on the 4 corners of your home you will need power as well at each corner. good luck
24608
There are a number of comments in the reviews about the lack of documentation, no argument there. If you read the reviews, there are a couple (including mine) that give pretty good detailed instructions. I found additional information doing a quick web search. Basically you need to connect to it with an ethernet cable, then configure the wireless settings, unplug the cable, reboot the camera and it should connect to your wireless network. If you provide more details about your issue I can provide a more detailed answer.
1879578
NO! This camera has a seperate power cable which can be used to power the wireless lan capability. All camera operations require the separate power cable.
1516805
All I know is the signal is by the included cables from receiver to a monitor. I don't know of any way to catch the wireless signal from camera to another device. My model is not intended for internet or cell use.
1836648
No, you don't. Connection can be wireless if your cable provider has you set up with a wireless modum, or similar set up.
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.
2249284
You do not need Cable. It was wireless but Video was not really good. If it get a little dark, you will not see it. Audio was bad too. I give this one 1.5*.
773025
It can be used both wired and wireless. I prefer to have them wired. But if you plan to use it wireless just make sure that your wireless router signal can reach where you place the camera. I use a wifi analyzer on my smart phone.
1286576
Nah it's not wireless, u have to run the cable from unit to camera. I got it done at best buy
129318
Another reviewer says it needs cable and power at each camera location. Bummer
1867391
Not wireless but comes with the cable. Much more reliable then wireless cameras. No interference. Would never use wireless unless you want hit and miss video.
1695104
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.