Will this camera interfere with my wireless network?
937426
We haven't noticed any problems. Although at night when I have the monitor and my cell phone charging right next to each other I do notice some interference issues on the monitor (gets choppy) which is solved by moving them apart a little
937427
Yes, there is a possibility of wireless interference. The monitor broadcasts on 2.4 GHz and some routers run on the same frequency (we have a Qwest Q1000 and it does get interference). Check to see what you wireless router uses to see if there is a conflict.
419176
That's Great I like that I'll keep you posted. Next question, Is there any wireless cameras or Do you have any wireless cameras so I could hide them in a particular areas? And Also so they won't see any wiring.
1599375
This camera is not a IP camera. Therfore cannot be added to a local network. However there is available freeware on the internet (search under 2.4ghz wireless camera viewer freeware) that would allow you to view the video feed directly on your computer if it has wireless network access capability.
1616243
I don't believe that will work. The only way it would is your wifi has a 10 mile plus signal range. The camera needs to connect to wifi to then to the internet
1700350
Hi Lisa. Basically you need to give your wifi router "permission" to have your camera transmit past its firewall. It's a little technical. You have to "open" a port using port forwarding. There may be a YouTube video that describes this using your brand of router.
1616245
No. Ip cameras rely on being connected to the internet to send out the signal so you can see it from a different internet connection.
2021450
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.
351705
If you set the camera up to work wirelessly then no you do not need to be connected to the same network.I have two of these cameras that I use remotely with my iPhone and iPad using cell service.
1228050
Make sure that the camera is within 40 feet of the router. Check your security settings for your browser (IE).
263978
Yes you can, I used a standard tripod for any camera. No the wireless does not interfere with your WI-fi!hank You!
1715564
The camera itself does not bring WIFI, however, there is an adapter called Nikon WU-1a Wireless Mobile Adapter for Nikon Digital SLRs, the adapter is very good and works well, so far I have not had problems.
397574
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.
1949853
I haven't had any problems with it being wireless. My only concern is how it's mounted to best see what is behind you. The camera angle is limited in its scope of vision.
1893678
I have these cameras located around my facility... they are very sensitive to interference from other wifi signals and would drop out and reconnect frequently... I wound up replacing the antennas with directional panel antennas pointed at the wifi access point locations and they now work great...
948793
You may need to tell your router to PORT FORWARD to your IP Camera on whatever PORT it is setup to use (default is 80).I also found that unless the computer your trying to FTP an image to MUST be on the same subnet as the camera.
1108723
Yes. If the wireless is setup, then you can unplug the camera and it will reconnect when you plug it in again.
443907
I initially connected the camera to set it up in terms of changing the password, setting up the wireless info, port forwarding and recording. After that you can place it anywhere within range. I also changed something in the router to increase the ms in which the signal was sent from my router which increased range and the quality of the recordings.