If you are only using wireless what do you do with all the cables(except power)? Cut them off??
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Keep all of the cables. You will need the rj45 to connect directly to your router for initial programming and your power cable to connect to power.
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You can't cut them off because if the unit locks up for any reason, you may need them to reset and re-program the unit. You should install a small utility box or at least tape them up. I have also found that the wifi signal is very poor. If you are less than 20 feet with only one wall, it should work, otherwise the low signal will cause the video to be choppy.
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do not cut them off as you will need them from time to time. One has a button to reboot the camera.........you will need that puppy. Another is the ethernet port that connects the camera to your router for firmware upgrades which you will need also.
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NO. Do not cut them off as you will need the RJ45 to connect directly to your router to configure wireless for initial setup.
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Agree with Bruno. I only need to plug it in for power...wifi connection is wireless
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Nope! I have a WiFi router and I run the TV , two laptops, an iPod and a Kindle off it, sometimes all of it is running at the same time! :)
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Ok this is how we used the cables. We had purchased a new TV (Sears), a sony blu ray w/built in WiFi (Amazon), and a 4 way HDMI switch w/wireless remote (Walmart) that were all connected to each other with the cables. Since we have a wireless router in the house for internet, we didn't have to do anything with the router or computer. This basically turns your TV into a big screen tablet. Hope this helps.
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It's difficult to answer your question concisely without knowing your set up. I would start with: 1) unplug the unit and plug it back in 2) every once in a while an ethernet cable connector will develop a break in the wire - try a different ethernet cable 3) make sure there was/isn't an appliance, especially one that has motors and not very sensitive electronics, that was recently plugged in that could be causing interference on the power lines. For example, a vacuum cleaner or a heater. Also, I have had them go to sleep after a period of inactivity but plugging in a laptop usually wakes it up. In a few cases I've had to unplug/plug them back in. But I mainly use them for my laptop to get a better video conferencing connection. It might be a problem if this is a permanent desktop setup.
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It is not wireless. It is not powerd.it just connects like a speaker to the system.
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Try turing speaker off. And check connections.Be careful not to let it take over your wireless device can take over your routed.ect
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Other than physically removing the card.. You can try disabling the wireless device in device manager in windows. You could also go into the BIOS.. Go to "advanced mode", hit the "advanced" tab, then under "onboard devices configuration" disable the WiFi controller.
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Yes I am. When I turn off the wireless security, the TV will pick up the network. But I use my laptop and don't want a non-secure wi-fi network.
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All power comes through the USB.No, it is not WiFi/wireless. It has to be connected via USB cable to computer.
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This is completely inside of your network. You'd use an Ethernet port from your wi-fi router's inside network ports to the single port unit and then have the four port unit at another spot in the house. As mentioned in reviews, make sure it's directly connected to the wall (not a power strip) at each end. I'd also make sure you regenerate the encryption keys by hitting the button on both ends within 60 seconds of each other just in case a neighbor has purchased a similar device.
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Hello Zac, We have one of these systems installed and some of cable runs are a good distance we ran our own cat 5 cable and put our own ends on. There does not seem to be a power issue with them at this point.
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thanks Collin!let me see which cables and I'm on my way!Is there a way to do the same for the content on your PC?the computer is on one room and the speakers and a projector in another. how can I stream movies or anything from point A to point B wireless?
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I saw this same fix described on another site, and I was excited that it appeared I finally had a solution to my problem (which is that the wireless connection works fine on AC power but is spotty at best on battery power). Then when I went in and made this change and tried unplugging the AC, the problem was still there (maybe not quite as bad but still unacceptable). Mine is Vista though, not Linux btw.
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No you do not ..I am wireless but the cable is an option.... Unit comes with the proper 3.5 cable
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I'm not sure that they will help you. You may need to shield the cables. You can try wrapping your current wires with aluminum foil and see if that helps. Wireless interference can come from multiple sources and can be difficult to find.
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Remove all the crap you no longer need. Ballast etc. Wire directly to the power, 12v. Waalaa.......!