Can I use a standard camera mount stud with this unit? Also will the wireless remote interfere with any WIFI signals being used?
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I did attach the unit to another mount but had to drill other holes to attach it. I have wifi and the control does not interfere with wifi orvice versa.
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Yes you can, I used a standard tripod for any camera. No the wireless does not interfere with your WI-fi!hank You!
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Not sure about the mount. I do know that the camera and mount are made for each other. As for the WIFI, I have found that the older wireless devices (like this one) have a frequency in the range of the 2G WIFI devices and does interfere. My solution was to use my WIFI devices at 5G. Hope this helps.
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Aircam uses Passive POE and doesn't work with IEEE 802.3af. (I hate it when people choose to ignore standards!)
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There are two opposing holes through the base of the unit. The camera is positioned low inside the housing so the 'top side' is flat and will mount flush to the ceiling. I drilled a 3/4" hole through the ceiling to hide the wires. You could install a round electrical box which would provide mounting and hide the wires.
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Hi Jennifer, This is not a wireless camera system. It still need wires to let the whole system work. If you want to do remote view, you need to set up the DDNS. Will that answer your questions? Do you have any other questions? Thank you, and have a nice day : ) Guardian Electronic Service
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You will need 2 units, unless you already have a wireless client on one end. You will need to mount the antenna on the outside of the building where you have line of sight to your endpoint. You will have to run CAT 5E (I would use the Ubiquiti Tough Cable & use the shield if you are mounting outside).
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All I know is the signal is by the included cables from receiver to a monitor. I don't know of any way to catch the wireless signal from camera to another device. My model is not intended for internet or cell use.
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This is NOT a wireless unit! Each camera is wired to a special unit inside the house. If you want wireless this is NOT the item for you!
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Yes; by running the cable you are essentially extending your network by adding another router. Wifi will work fine as long as you are within range. Your camera setup should work the same way.
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yes, I did. Was greatly disappointed to find out I had purchased a camera that would not wirelessly respond to my PC. Had to go on-line for the monitor. Watch specifically for the unit you consider will match the model of your chosen camera.
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I have uploaded video to You Tube with the iPad still in the mount with no problems. As far as I can determine, there is no interference with the wifi connectivity.
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I am not sure if the remote switch uses 3.5 audio interface in the camera. If yes, then you can use this extender.
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The receiver and any cameras that are paired with the receiver need electrical power. The wireless feature only applies to the signal coming from any camera to the receiver. There is no physical connection between any camera and the receiver.
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You can but why spent the extra cash for wireless? I would not buy any of the alarm.com cameras... Very poor quality.
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I am not sure. I usually use wifi, but I think there maybe an extension but I maybe speaking under correction. It's best if you contact the seller Adorama Camera. The customer care answers swiftly and are very precise. Hope my answer helps.
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Sorry I don't know the answer to that question, I thought about going wifi, did a little research I found out that the security system would hog up all my wifi power and that computers would lag possibility of camera lag along with other devices, so I hard wired everything all cameras which is time consuming but reliable and now I don't have to worry about all my other devices.
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My camera receiver is right next to my wireless router and has no effect on it. The camera is located out in the motor coach, where I sometimes sit and work with my laptop and there is no effect on my wireless connection.
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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