Can I Buy Two of These & Use Each Monitor With The Other Monitor's Camera? If I wanted to buy two of these Video Monitors (each comes with a camera and monitor), can I use both monitors with both cameras? For example, Camera A is in Room 1 and Camera B is in Room 2 - can both of the monitors display Camera A's frequency, as well as Camera B's frequency? Can each monitor pick up the frequency of each camera? Can I Buy Two of These & Use Each Monitor With The Other Monitor's Camera? If I wanted to buy two of these Video Monitors (each comes with a camera and monitor), can I use both monitors... » Read More Can I Buy Two of These & Use Each Monitor With The Other Monitor's Camera? If I wanted to buy two of these Video Monitors (each comes with a camera and monitor), can I use both monitors with both cameras? For example, Camera A is in Room 1 and Camera B is in Room 2 - can both of the monitors display Camera A's frequency, as well as Camera B's frequency? Can each monitor pick up the frequency of each camera? « Show Less
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I encountered the same problem.. it looks like you can pair the camera to only one monitor at a time. Rats.
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You have done this?So, just buy two of these and they will work with one another? Cool!
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It doesn't work! Only one of the monitors will pick up both cameras. The other monitor keeps showing "Out of Range". Do not buy two sets with the intention of having two monitors for viewing because only one monitor will work! :( I know because I tried to do this.
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Probably the company can answer that better. 1-800-268-6237. But it appears that it cannot monitor from 2 different rooms, but from whatever angle you have it pointed at in one room. It doesn't have extra "ports", though there may be a gadget that could make that possible. However I'm not sure you can buy a second camera separately to be used with one monitor. You may need a more sophisticated system, which would could cost much more.
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Both cameras record at the same time. However, when you look at the monitor, it will swap views back and forth from each camera. So you will see one camera for a few seconds and then it will swap the view to the other. Hope this answers your question.
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You can hook 2 cameras but I don't think there is an easy way to switch. No buttons easily accessible. I only use one camera but am sure 1 probably has priority over the other.
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You have the option to connect up to 4 cameras. There is a switch on the back that allows you to pick a constant or you can choose auto and it goes through each camera a few seconds at a time. There is the option to have the camera auto on, meaning if there's movement it turns on. Hope this helps! For the price these cameras are great!
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Yes. You can have up to 4 different cameras on one monitor. I have a camera in each of my boys' rooms, and i can set it to watch only one if the other isn't in bed, or have it it switch back and forth on an interval. You can also set it to sleep after a minute if the baby is quiet, and then come back on if they cry or cough or make noise.
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No it is not. You can hook up more than one camera but not more than one monitor. However, it's portable, light weight and easy to move around. The internal battery lasts several hours once it is fully charged on the base. Every time I put the baby down, I grab it from my bedroom and either hang it on my pants waistband or just bring it with me wherever I go in the house. I do not find it cumbersome.
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Returning this product. I bought an extra camera only to find out I cant use them both at the same time (audio). So this is not a good monitor setup if you have multiple children. The extra cameras are only if you have 1 child and want to monitor him in different rooms.
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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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We have two cameras as well. The display will show both rooms on a split screen, but you must select which room to hear. To toggle between rooms is simple as pushing one button.
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The only way I see this happening is if you have two monitors. If you only have the one monitor like me, You can switch from camera to camera in just seconds like i do. But i dont see it happening with the one monitor. I think this is the best camera system that they have to offer, because ive had nothing but problems with there other ones in the past. I also thought about buying another monitor.
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You can only hear on one camera in split screen mode. If you are having both in the same room, you should be able to hear what is going on in the room. I use them in separate rooms and can only hear on one room. But you can switch which camera you want to listen to.
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I haven't tried doing this, but if you attract one camera in front and one in back, you should be able to tap ( I believe it's the little green button on the side of the monitor). I also would use the camera with the antenna in front, so u should be able to check your front and back. ( FYI make sure both camera r turned on). Hopes this helps if not let me know I will be using my this weekend.Beth
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If you're asking about cameras, yes -- the monitor (the little computer screen / recording system) can work with up to four of them. If you really mean monitors, sure, but as far as I know, they don't interface with each other -- you'd set them up as separate systems.
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No, you cannot. But the monitor will switch between cameras depending on where it detects noise. I use two cameras - one in each child's room - and if both happen to be crying at the same time, the screen will cycle between them - just depends on who's the loudest
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If you have two cameras using the yellow composite RCA output and are not concerned with audio I can see no reason that you could not do this. Simply connect camera 1 to the #1 input and camera 2 to the #2 input. You could then connect the switch to your monitor with either the #1 or #2 output. Keep in mind that this unit can also handle audio (red & white connections). Hope this helps.
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I did not buy the 2 cameras to just work with the 1 device but I am pretty sure when I was setting it up that it showed you the ability to have the 2 screens (1 main and 1 mini) for both video. We got a little $30 camera that worked amazingly well. (was going to have the same set up in 2 locations and have not gotten around to it yet)