Can i use this adapter to connect an ip camera, run the signal over co-ax cable and then convert back to ip when plugging it into my dvr at other end?
1937012
This adapter has a a BNC Connector for the camera. on the back side of it , it has a female RJ45.
1389245
I guess you can, that is if you can ever get the dang thing to work. I never had any luck with it. I just ended up buying an IP camera and using my monitor when I wanted to see what's going on.
704396
Yeah. If you had a non-PoE camera you would want a splitter to split thet data from the power since you would power it with a wall wart or something besides CAT 5/6. If your switch does not provide PoE to the camera you can use a PoE injector to provide power and data to the camera and back to your DVR or whatever. Hope this helps.
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It depends on your DVR inputs, ie what type. These have a 6 pin connection, which is the size of a phone line end. However, there are BNC adapters you can get. Or, you can modify it yourself to a CAT 5 if that's you're type system.
2274427
Only with IP based dvr, like iSpy. Analog based dvr like Swann or Lorex will not work.
1799927
Yes it will work if what you have is a DVR (analog). Ipolis offers also NVRs so make sure what you have is a DVR.
397659
If your DVR has BNC style inputs, you should be able to connect it. You don't have to use all the same brand or style.
827398
Just analog camera with bnc conectors unless ip camera has an analog bnc output
365619
You can. I had that need myself and bought a Router that operates in bridge mode (client mode, depends on what the manufacturer calls that). The router accesses my wifi network and its ethernet cable is connected to the DVR.
507780
This thing. Just plugs into your USB slot in the back or front of your DVR. It works great with my sling adapter. I tried to plug both the WIFI and the sling adapter into a USB hub plugged into the back of the DVR, but it wouldn't draw enough power evidently, so that's why I plug the WIFI adapter into the front USB plug
651052
I used this dongle on a FTA box, I'm don't know for sure if it will work on a DVR
300827
Yes. I just plugged all my ip cameras in and have had no issues for at least a year. I'm sure VoIP equipment will work fine too as most is class 2 with power requirement of 7 watts. Class 3 requires 15 watts. If you need to setup VLANs I don't think this one can be managed but not sure.
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I am not sure if that is possible. I had a home invasion and purchased this for the 3 day period that it was going to take to install a real security camera system. It has a box that sets next to the TV and I belive it has RCA video out cables. If I have time sometime I will play with the unit; however, I so no instructions for allowing it to use a router
562770
These do work with IP cameras although you have to be careful about how long your cable is. There will be a voltage drop over long distances.
1532496
I am sorry you can't. Only support 2 analog cameras and 2 ip cameras at the same time.
828418
It works many branded IP cameras, I have a Wansview and works okay. Best to hard wire it with CAT5 and run it through a LAN switch. I tried using it wireless (you would need to buy a chipset that would connect it wireless-Ralink), but connectivity didn't do well to my Buffalo Air Router.
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Honestly, I'm not 100% sure since I have not tried this. But I cannot see any reason why it would not work, but having said that, I would not be my preference to do such a setup for two reasons: assuming that you are using the adapter encryption, that would introduce more latency on the system, meaning slower speed. Also, these adapter units are susceptble to interference on the powerline. My desktop monitor kept on putting EM interference on the powerline that killed the connection. That's why I stopped using these adapters. I guess it would be ok if you are using laptops.