can the monitor be one place and the cameras another? or do they have to be in the same place?
1021268
Uniden has a program that allows you to monitor your house with your cell phone your tablet or computer. all the information is on Uniden.com
1021269
they need a clear line of sight from antenna to antenna, they handles windows alright but we could not get the signal to travel from inside a barn to inside the house>
1021270
They can be in separate locations but the distance is EXTREMELY limited! The whole unit is a POS and I returned mine within days.
1021271
Not sure what your asking.... if the monitor has to be in the same place as the camera.... then there is really no point to the "camera"... right? They can be in different places... I have four cameras wireless going to one monitor, with no real issues. (I live in house about 3,000 sq ft). If you are speaking of WiFi hook up to be viewed remotely... then forget about it!!! its complicated, needs to be hooked to a computer at all times, the software given is .... not good! However... in conjunction with a security system... if your alarm goes off.. the monitor system (as mentioned) has time and day stamp... so you would have images of what happened at that time /date, and can be viewed (saved on an SD card) Not sure what your asking.... if the monitor has to be in the same place as the camera.... then there is really no point to the "camera"... right? They can be in different places... I have four cameras wireless going to one monitor, with no real issues. (I live in house about 3,000 sq ft). If you are speaking of WiFi hook up to be viewed remotely... then forget about it!!! its complicated, needs to be hooked to a computer at all times, the software given is .... not good! However... in conjunction with a security system... if your alarm goes off.. the monitor system (as mentioned)... » Read More Not sure what your asking.... if the monitor has to be in the same place as the camera.... then there is really no point to the "camera"... right? They can be in different places... I have four cameras wireless going to one monitor, with no real issues. (I live in house about 3,000 sq ft). If you are speaking of WiFi hook up to be viewed remotely... then forget about it!!! its complicated, needs to be hooked to a computer at all times, the software given is .... not good! However... in conjunction with a security system... if your alarm goes off.. the monitor system (as mentioned) has time and day stamp... so you would have images of what happened at that time /date, and can be viewed (saved on an SD card) « Show Less
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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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Depends on what you mean "one place". They do not need to be in the same room. The monitor can be placed up to about 75 yards away from the cameras - given a clean shot between the cameras and the monitor. When I had mine, I had a camera on the corner of my house with 4 or 5 walls between it and the monitor. Connectivity between the furthest camera and the monitor was sketchy. Hope that helps.
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Yes! the monitor and camera can be up to 300 ft, I believe, away from each other.
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Wifi did not work for me and unidentifiable could not help.They offered no solutions or upgrade to me
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if you wanted to, you can hook only one camera. each camera works on a separate cannel. doesn't affect the system. you don't have any problem.
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I have a bunch of cameras and monitors. Any of them that have RCA connections work with each other.
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This is only a camera... there is no monitor included. So yes, you'll need separate power for whatever monitor you plug it into.
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Naturally no, but its potentially possible to use 2 of these at the same time if you buy an adapter that allows for dual monitors.
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No, you cannot. But the monitor will switch between cameras depending on where it detects noise. I use two cameras - one in each child's room - and if both happen to be crying at the same time, the screen will cycle between them - just depends on who's the loudest
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I think you can as the display is responding to the video signal coming from the camera and in this point it is not critical which camera as long as you will be able to switch the signal properly.
780439
That depends on the mount of the camera and the power connector. You will have to disconnect the power and ground cable and unscrew the camera from one locatiion and reconnect it on the new location. It would be easier to get a second camera and monitor.
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We tried... not possible to link up a second monitor to one camera (though you can link up a second camera to an individual monitor). However, we did get a second charger for our monitor (which is portable). We just dock the monitor either upstairs or downstairs, depending on where we are.
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Yes. the way it works is when you look at the monitor it has a split screen of all of the cameras, a small running man appears in the top corner indicating motion for that one camera. you can also set it so it only records during motion which saves space.
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The quick answer is Yes...but it may not be the best approach. I have done this in situations different types of camera systems are running on the same location. It would be helpful to know more about your needs.
1060591
If you're asking about cameras, yes -- the monitor (the little computer screen / recording system) can work with up to four of them. If you really mean monitors, sure, but as far as I know, they don't interface with each other -- you'd set them up as separate systems.
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It will mirror one screen, but will not allow you to have monitors with different images on them
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From what I can tell you will not be able to do that. The main screen lists your camera's then you select which camera you want to view. Now if you had multi devices you can view each camera seperate.
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I do not use the monitor with multiple cameras attached, but according to the user's manual (page 13 & 14) when you add extra cameras and select the scan mode, it will loop between the cameras every ten seconds.
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I haven't tried doing this, but if you attract one camera in front and one in back, you should be able to tap ( I believe it's the little green button on the side of the monitor). I also would use the camera with the antenna in front, so u should be able to check your front and back. ( FYI make sure both camera r turned on). Hopes this helps if not let me know I will be using my this weekend.Beth
2019215
You most definitely can record both cameras at the same time, depending on the model u can record up to 8 cameras at the same time, the monitor allows u to look at n record all cameras attached either one by one or all on one screen in smaller tiles. Hope this was helpful