is this kit can hook up to one system? i want either monitor can view either door( camera) and control the viewing door and open the electrical lock on view door only
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It is two independent units so you can view two different doors if you wish hope this is the ans you are looking for
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Yes, I bought two kits installed them both and use one remote to operate both. The IR sensor is small and near the control unit so make sure they are placed in an area where the remote can see both.
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With these monitors you will not be able to see two cameras at the same time, they will need to be a switch with a remote factory or a box after market. You may need two different monitors.
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You could install it that way but both monitors would come on and ring in when either of the door units were used. Also - note - although this says outdoor unit - it does need to be in some enclosure or have the box it comes with buried in the wall because the mounting box is not waterproof. There is a different model of door unit that is surface mount. Look for the other type if you want surface mount. I did not realize it when I bought this but decided to keep it anyway. To have only one monitor alerted you would need to have separate systems. I had a single system/single monitor before but after 6 years it had started acting up. So I bought a new one to replace it and went with two monitors instead of just one. The 2nd outdoor unit I am using as a spare.
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No, I takes up to 4 cameras and puts them on one screen. You are looking for something like this Zmodo PKD-DK0863-500GB Outdoor Security CameraThis isn't a recommendation, I searched for security system and pick the first one that had 4 stars.
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This is a door or window sensor. It is not stand alone it was added to my existing system.
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I recently purchased this camera, and yes, you can program the monitor to scan between each camera. For instance, I have 2 cameras, and I programmed the monitor to go back and forth between cameras. So I can view camera one for 12 or so seconds, and then it automatically goes to camera 2 for 12 or so seconds, and so on. Or I can program the monitor to be static so it views just one camera, and I can manually switch between cameras by pressing the up and down arrows. In regards to viewing both cameras on the screen at the same time, like a split screen: yes that's possible also. The only caveat here is that the Ovia gives you an option to either view one screen entirely or a four-split screen, not a two-split screen. The four-split screen is pretty small, but still works. I wish they'd have an option for a two-split screen. Hope this helps!
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I have never tried that, but I know it handles all 4 IP cameras really well simultaneously. I am currently using just the VGA output to a "cheesy" monitor. Since I use it mostly via remote viewing!!
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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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Lori, it appears that the unit which you mention here does not have a monitor with it. The set up I originally purchased had a monitor with it which had the capability of running two cameras. These monitors can be purchased separately, and are normally not too awful expensive. You would do best to purchase at least a 7" monitor, as this will give you the best viewing area. Although most monitors are compatible with most cameras, make sure the one you choose is compatible with your camera. It should list the types of cameras it will support of the description of the unit. Hope this info helps. Don Lori, it appears that the unit which you mention here does not have a monitor with it. The set up I originally purchased had a monitor with it which had the capability of running two cameras. These monitors can be purchased separately, and are normally not too awful expensive. You would do best to purchase at least a 7" monitor, as this will give you the best viewing area. Although most monitors are compatible with most cameras, make sure the one you choose is compatible with your camera. It should list the types of cameras it will support of the description of the unit. Hope this info... » Read More Lori, it appears that the unit which you mention here does not have a monitor with it. The set up I originally purchased had a monitor with it which had the capability of running two cameras. These monitors can be purchased separately, and are normally not too awful expensive. You would do best to purchase at least a 7" monitor, as this will give you the best viewing area. Although most monitors are compatible with most cameras, make sure the one you choose is compatible with your camera. It should list the types of cameras it will support of the description of the unit. Hope this info helps. Don « Show Less
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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.
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Hi Monitor2,Yes you can, and make sure to set up only one password for the system and name the cameras in order (Cam1, Cam2 etc...). You will see 2 cameras when you open the IP tools or IP Cam by clicking the 4 window icon.
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No you do not. You only need the one supplied with camera "kit." The whole system runs off of your electrical box. All the circuits run back to the main breaker panel. In one installation, although it was the same business, they had two breaker panels, so I had to run a plug off the one panel I was connecting the system to. It worked well. Good luck.
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No, but you can put the parent unit on scan and it will go back and forth between camera A and Camera B. Works pretty well. I like this system much better than our first video monitor except that the parent unit screen is some what small. We are very happy with our purchase.
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This unit just gives you a switch. If your camera or system has alarm inputs it should be as simple as two wires.
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No, multiple cameras can be linked to the same monitor but only one monitor can be linked to a camera.
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the mirror only has 1 viewing screen. it will only use one camera at a time. you can install one to stay on all the time but it will not overlay if you are using a backup camera. This would incorporate to signal on the same frequency literately jamming each other.