I would like to have a second system for another home. Can you load two systems on one computer, and also load the apps on the same iphone and ipad?
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You can but you have to use two wall adapters and you have to give each system a separate email. Logitech limits the systems to six cameras because of bandwidth concerns so I'm pretty sure you would experience a reduction in frame rate or possibly other performance with two six camera systems in the same house.
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In the introduction of the Logitech Alert Commander, there's a note at the bottom that states: The Logitech Alert Video Security System is NOT supported where more than one (1) Commander is running in the same network with the cameras.
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I have them in three homes in three different countries. You need a master for each location. I used the same laptop to program each location. And I can watch all three on the web or my iPhone, and set it up to get emails on motion at each of them. You don't need a computer running at each location for this system - you only need a computer to set it up.
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Good news! Logitech has upgraded their software within the last month (Nov 2013) to support up to 16 cameras. I had been running with the maximum 6 cameras and I just added one and ordered 3 more.UPDATE AS OF 2 FEB 2014. After several months waiting for my order of add-on cameras they finally arrived. I now have a total of 12 cameras operating on the system. I did this after being advised by Logitech tech support that the system can now handle up to 16 cameras. I am operating 12 at the present time and they work flawlessly.
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Hi, The answer is no, the most one computer can have is 6 cameras. 1 master and 5 add-on cameras. So if you have this installed on a desktop in your home, you can then add another 6 cameras if you want but on another desktop or other computer like a laptop. 6 max per computer in each location.
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Yes you can. But it is still slow to load and has issues handling apps without freezing and crashing
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Yes. I have 2 iphones and an iPad. Everything can be charged. Port 1 is for the iPad (full speed charge).
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In theory you should be able to do this; however, I'm not having much luck in keeping it stable. I can get the second extender configured and I can log on with my laptop/iPad/iPhone once, but when I disconnect I can't get it to re-connect. I've updated to the latest firmware. I have swapped the roles of the extenders and in a single extender environment they work fine, but when I try to add the second extender I can't get a reliable connection. I'm going to continue to work on this as I'm certain it should work; however, at this time I would have to say it does not work. Update: I got this working. My mistake was trying to name both extenders the same. Once I changed the names to be unique it works great.
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I would think so. There is a syncing process that you must do to link the devices. I imagine if you do not go through the process of syncing them then each device operates individually.
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Yes you can. The license allows you to install on two computers - say a desktop and your laptop. You're only allowed to use one compuiter at a time, however.
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I am sorry I don't know on that but my best guess is just use the aux cord in the back and connect all ur systems to a emulator I think it's called and hook ur iPad to that and use it like that my best guess is but I can be wrong so try at ur risk of success or failure have a nice day
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Yes, you just have to sent the Amazon cloud app up on both devices, and the files should pull up on both devices.
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Yes you can, each SIM is configured seperatly, so you can chose which to run what.Hope this helped
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Yes you can. Just be sure to sync one before you turn the other one on. Hope this helps.
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I don't know the ultimate answer, but I don't have any problem supporting my IPhone, IPad and laptop at the same time. The only issue I have with this unit is limited range. Advertised for use in a large home, but we have a small rambler and signal strength falls off quickly as I move away from the unit's location.
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Yes you can. I have it loaded on both my wife's and my desktop and also on our laptop. You just have to backup your database on the main computer then transfer it to the other ones.
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Yes you can. I have them on both for the same reason. Both of mine are desktops.
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They give you two installs for one license but I don't think you can do one for different operating systems. If you have an iPad go with the Mac version because then you can download Final Draft writer app ($25) and can go back and forth.
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You can use one for both. Unless you have the same TV at both houses, you will probably have to create different remote pages in the app.
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I don't think you can stream (or push) music to multiple Airplay devices from an iOS device. BUT, that is easily possible from a Mac computer, I do this frequently at home to play the same music in the living room, office and the kitchen.The free "Remote" app from Apple for the iPhone/iPad will let you remotely control iTunes on your Mac from anywhere on the same network. Change songs, playlists, etc... and also select for multiple Airplay speakers to play music from your Mac. Likely a similar experience to what you are asking in your question, but an extra step or two involved. Easy enough to do though. I don't think you can stream (or push) music to multiple Airplay devices from an iOS device. BUT, that is easily possible from a Mac computer, I do this frequently at home to play the same music in the living room, office and the kitchen.The free "Remote" app from Apple for the iPhone/iPad will let you remotely control iTunes on your Mac from anywhere on the same network. Change songs, playlists, etc... and also select for multiple Airplay speakers to play music from your Mac. Likely a similar experience to what you are asking in your question, but an extra step or two... » Read More I don't think you can stream (or push) music to multiple Airplay devices from an iOS device. BUT, that is easily possible from a Mac computer, I do this frequently at home to play the same music in the living room, office and the kitchen.The free "Remote" app from Apple for the iPhone/iPad will let you remotely control iTunes on your Mac from anywhere on the same network. Change songs, playlists, etc... and also select for multiple Airplay speakers to play music from your Mac. Likely a similar experience to what you are asking in your question, but an extra step or two involved. Easy enough to do though. « Show Less
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Hi, Yes provided they both have the software loaded. I made my laptop a "wifi- hotspot," and as such, I can use all my devices, tablets, phones, friends laptops and devices all on the same network. It really works very well.