If I have 2 of these cameras in the same room (shared baby room), will they interfere with each other? Will there be feedback from the noise?
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Our cameras are only separated by a wall. No interference with the same monitor. if you are using different monitors i think it should be good too. Our friends and our never have interferences
244684
I don't know, so far I only get feedback when I bring the monitor close to one of the cameras. The view is pretty wide though, could you not just pull back the camera to a far corner so you have a picture of the whole room? The sound would pick up the whole room, and then you can control the camera left to right up to down if you needed to change the picture. Sorry, that doesn't really help your original question.
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I'm not entirely sure that can be done. There is no sync button on either device to my knowledge. So out of the box they are pre-synced. You can record one person on the mic and one with your camera mic at the same time but with limited range. The bluetooth mic is fairly sensitive so if the two people you are trying to record are next to each other it would pick up a conversation fine say standing 6ft or so from one another. But that is just a guess as to the sensativety range. I used it for a Christmas program of my daughters and could hear her and the kids around her as well as the teachers instructions clearly. As to your specific question you may need to call a Sony tech to get an exact answer. Hope this helped.
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Yea. I have 2 kids in 2 rooms with a camera in each room and one main monitor. Just have to program it in when u get it which it explains in the manual as "pairing".
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You can get audio from both by using the scan setting. It scans between the cameras every 8 minutes. Thats when you can talk back also.
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This is a pretty bare bones communication system for the lil ones. If you have two cameras then the "Mother" unit will hear sound from whichever camera you have selected. There also is a scan feature that will go from camera to camera if you own more then the one it comes with. Good Luck...It i hard to find a good Baby Monitor (or any low price electronics, for that matter) since they are all imported from child labor camps in China an other countries that hate this one. If I could've found something made in the USA, I most likely wouldn't have gone through three before I found one that served it's purpose. This is a pretty bare bones communication system for the lil ones. If you have two cameras then the "Mother" unit will hear sound from whichever camera you have selected. There also is a scan feature that will go from camera to camera if you own more then the one it comes with. Good Luck...It i hard to find a good Baby Monitor (or any low price electronics, for that matter) since they are all imported from child labor camps in China an other countries that hate this one. If I could've found something made in the USA, I most likely wouldn't have gone through three before I found... » Read More This is a pretty bare bones communication system for the lil ones. If you have two cameras then the "Mother" unit will hear sound from whichever camera you have selected. There also is a scan feature that will go from camera to camera if you own more then the one it comes with. Good Luck...It i hard to find a good Baby Monitor (or any low price electronics, for that matter) since they are all imported from child labor camps in China an other countries that hate this one. If I could've found something made in the USA, I most likely wouldn't have gone through three before I found one that served it's purpose. « Show Less
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Every or any mic will give you interference if your to close to the receiver. And you need to make sure the Mics are on different channels. I've had the receiver in one room talent in another room. But when you bring the mic to the receiver room to much feed back. Hope this helps.
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I want to have 2 monitors. Could I purchase 2 sets of these and place them in the same room, would they interfere with each other? Thanks
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No. The monitor is scanning between the 2-4 cameras. There is no way to show all cameras at the same time. So, since the sound is associated with the camera...the answer to your question is no. That being said, the scanning is pretty frequent (about every 10 sec) and we have never had a problem missing anything.
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We had one for our daughter and added a second monitor when our son was born (so we have 2 monitors and 2 receivers). The monitors work on different channels with no interference. The best part is that we can change the channel on either of our (parent) receivers to check in on either room, one of my favorite features of this monitor. My 2nd favorite feature is the rechargeable batteries, this is rare among monitors (and baby items in general)! :) You will love it!
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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
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Hi Trub:As long as you follow the installation instructions "to the letter", I so no reason that a mix of camera's would not work. Remember to plug each item "directly" into the wall sockets. Do not, I repeat, do not plug into a surge protector or anything that shares other wires. You should be ok.RegardsHarry
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I bought two sets, one receiver and one remote in one room and another set in the room beside it. They don't interfere with each other. Every set is on it's own frequency. Hope that helps.
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Yes you can watch in real time and you will record sound but only one camera at a time. So if you move from room to room you will have to switch camera feeds from camera 1 to camera two if you want audio. I have 4 cameras working at once but no sound unless I switch to a single camera view.
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We use 2 of the same monitors at night when both babies are sleeping. Ever since we've started doing this, we get annoying static interference once in a while from both monitors. I have one monitor set up on my night stand... if I move at all in the bed while I'm sleeping, it makes a loud, scary "CRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRSHHHHH" noise. In the middle of the night, this noise is terrifying. But to answer the question, you can use 2 at once on different channels. Just expect to have the poop scared out of you once in a while.
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That shouldn't be a problem. I have had two mics attached to a single camera and it worked fine. Adding a music source is just another input and shouldn't be any different that a third mic.
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Another camera of the same make and model? Yes. I did that. I bought two sets of cameras and monitors. One monitor for the bedroom and one for my home office for when I was doing homeworks or papers (full time online student at the time). I also set up two cameras, one was set to channel "A" and the other to channel "B", from both monitors I could easily switch between channels at any point in time without much hassle at all. I loved it.
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You will hear the sound for whichever camera you are viewing. there is a "scan" option and it will automatically flip through the cameras you have set up, and the sound will rotate as well. You can NOT listen to one camera and view the a different one. But the scan feature works well for watching and hearing kids in different rooms, no one will be crying for more than a minute if not seconds before you hear them.