When I have all 8 Cameras setup will I be able to lock out the ones I want from internet viewing?
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yes I just back clicked - stop preview - and the camera image went away on the internet view
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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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I am sorry you can't. Only support 2 analog cameras and 2 ip cameras at the same time.
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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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Yes. Technically no limit on the number of viewers, but network bandwidth and the processing power of this box will ultimately limit you. I have 6 different departments monitoring this devices hosted cameras via Live View display setups of 6 to 9 cameras respectively.
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I do not own this camera (yet) but from what I have gathered from other reviewers you can either view 1 or 4 cameras at the same time...meaning if you have 2-3 cameras, the image will be just as small as if there were 4 images. Or, you can toggle back and forth between one large image. I plan to use the camera primarily for my newborn (due in June) with the ability to "check in" on my toddler as needed.
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Hi, The answer is no, the most one computer can have is 6 cameras. 1 master and 5 add-on cameras. So if you have this installed on a desktop in your home, you can then add another 6 cameras if you want but on another desktop or other computer like a laptop. 6 max per computer in each location.
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if you wanted to, you can hook only one camera. each camera works on a separate cannel. doesn't affect the system. you don't have any problem.
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You can view each camera you connect individually at full screen, and if you just connect two and not far two of the squares will just say no signal
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I don't believe so. I guess if you could find out the broadcast code and frequency used, maybe. I highly suspect that their systems are proprietary in nature and would prevent other camera's from being used. I know that's what I would do. And really, for the price of additional camera's, it's worth it to just buy theirs.
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I have an app on my iphone that views all 6 cameras simultaneously.. This is also web based, so that means you're able to view the cameras using any browser.
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Yes I you can view 4 cameras at once, at least with iPad. I have e-view7 app.
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Yes, you can absolutely have the cameras be just on your local network (wifi or wired). There's are actually fewer steps required to do this this way.
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From what I can tell you will not be able to do that. The main screen lists your camera's then you select which camera you want to view. Now if you had multi devices you can view each camera seperate.
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I think...and I can't really remember...you have to click your wifi off after the setup process and switch the switch on the back of the camera if I remember correctly. Here's a number to the seedonk/isecurity 18002932168. Good luck!!
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If you set up the cameras in quad view, you will be able to see all cameras at the same time. However, if you want to view each individual camera, you have to manually set it up to quad view again.
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You won't see both cameras on the same screen at the same time. The cameras will be labeled camera 1 and camera 2. You can have the monitors scan so it will change about every 10 seconds. That is what I do at night. Or you have the option of switching manually yourself. It's pretty cool, I love having one in each of the kids room :)