Will this camera work with Wireless n routers ?
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Yes it will. It is my understanding that most if not all routers are backward compatible.
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The camera specs say that it will work only with wireless B or G, but not N. Howerver, many wireless N routers are downward compatible with wireless G and maybe even wireless B. The camera should work fine with such a router.
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it should work with any camera that uses an sd card. it is simply a miniature wifi router.
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The answer is "yes, depending on your recording needs". The camera can email short video clips triggered by timed motion detection - or, if your technically adept, you can set up a samba server to manage timed video uploads - or you can use top notch, inexpensive viewing software for remote viewing and manual recording saved to your smartphone, pad or computer. The last option requires that you set up an inexpensive ($19/year) DNS service. Your camera installation software will help you do this. Note: your wifi router should be a UPnP router. Apple routers will not work unless you are an expert technologist capable of working with port forwarding. All this may seem complicated - but it's not. My 4 cameras work using techniques 1 and 3 - and I'm a businessman - not a technologist.
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I have two 9821W cameras. The one with the extension cable is being used wireless. The other one is in a part of my house that does not get a good wireless signal from the router so that one is on ethernet. Amazingly the wireless camera performance is better than the ethernet camera when accessing remotely.
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This camera is not wireless. It appears you will need wireless cameras for your system. Unfortunately they are more expensive.
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Ayrstone used to sell wireless video cameras that worked with this Hub. However, I think they got out of that segment of the market just like they stopped offering routers. Therefore, I am pretty certain that this would work with wireless video cameras. I have called their tech support line in the past prior to making purchases from them and they were extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Therefore, I am certain that if you called them, you could get a definitive answer to your question.
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Not sure how you have wireless internet without a router. However, yes you need a router, the camera is useless without one.
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You will need a router to use this camera since the only way to view/monitor is from a smartphone, pc, or other wireless device.
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Your unit is wireless but can be hardwired with this cvc6945 indoor/outdoor camera
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As a general statment....no...it will not.The unit accepts a wired camera...not a wifi.
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I do not recommend using any of these wireless cameras but instead find far better performance by connecting to my router via Ethernet cable. WiFi just can't keep up. Most of the other folks having issues probably would do better by running an Ethernet cable to the camera.
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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.
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Nope. It hooks up to your wireless router. I have this camera and manage it wirelessly from my laptop.
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It works wireless You use an Ethernet cable (comes with camera) to setup to your network. Mine works great with my Adt pulse system and is easy to install.
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Theoretically the WiFi range is around 100ft. This camera should be hooked up to 60ft from the router. The WiFi signal also depend on the router you use. For example, my laptop can fine my new ATT NVG510 in 90ft. But it only find my old Netgear WGR614V9 in 40ft.
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This system is not designed to integrate wireless cameras. It only accepts video via BNC connectors.
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Nope not wireless. If you want a wirless camera try searching for a "wireless" or "IP" cameras, and they are usually viewed using software provided by the manufacturer or a 3rd party software provider and by typing in the camera's IP address. Hope this helped!