What is the working range from monitor to the camera?
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Well, the specs sheet says 450 feet (outdoors or unimpeded). We haven't really tested this much since our house isn't very large. When indoors the effective range will obviously be reduced.
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We have used the camera for 3 months for naps and nighttime. We have an old lathe-and-plaster house, so the walls are much denser than a newer house. The baby's camera is in the far corner of the house and we can get reception 4 rooms away (about 40 feet) but no further. There is a beep when you lose reception so you always know without looking if it's working. The furthest I've gone is 150 feet outside and it's been fine. Unless the whole house is between me and the camera.
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You can move the cable connection between the cameras. Only one may be connected at a time. The change of connections would be easy, just undo the connector to camera 1 and move the connector to camera 2. I assume that you would have both cables next where the monitor is.
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The monitor is attached to a bendable metal arm that plugs into the cigarette lighter. As far as the viewing angle I couldn't tell you. The monitor is unviewable once the camera gets more than a couple of feet away from it. Lots of static. I returned my unit.
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i have already installed the cameras so i dont know how long they really are.. but i'd check on swann's webpage.. i remember reading about cable lenghts... they are pretty long should be around 15 meters...(sorry i dont know how many feet)
634063
could be a bad connection from the camera or power source, or a bad monitor.
1340865
I have a 2400 sq ft home; the cameras are in the kids' rooms on one end of the upstairs. Our bedroom is on the other end, and we get reception all over the house. No problems. As far as outside of the house goes, i don't know yet because it has been so cold here. When it is nice, I can leave the youngest down for naps while the oldest and I go play outside or work in the garden. Don't know if this monitor will reach that far or not, yet.
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I am planning to use the camera 30meters away from the router, with a wall in between. I suspect this will be too far. Hence my question... Thanks
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Both the back and front camera's give about the same range on the view. I have both hooked up and if you use the screen to look at them the back camera uses a little less than have the screen. But if you download the card onto your computer, the recorded views are the same range. The range is slightly less than 180.
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I dont understand the question. I have a laptop, so there is zero distance from computer to monitor. If you mean how far away from the computer will the mouse work, I once tested that and ran out of space inside the house at 40 feet unobstructed. That is with a fully charged rechargeable battery.
870270
I estimate that my farthest cam is about 25 ft away from the DVR. I don't have the package anymore but the specs should tell the wire length.
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I don't know I had my monitor in the center of my house and cameras all around. Probably max of 50 feet in a direct line through walls and never had reception problems. But I never had to move them farther then that.
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The monitor has it's own battery (purchased separately), so as long as the cam you're using has a hot shoe mount, you should be good to go
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You have to point it at the camera, in front or behind the camera. But I'm not sure of the distance. It doesn't work in another room.
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I have two cameras, one at 25 ft, the other one at 35 ft, they work perfectly.
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The camera cord is about 45 inches. This connects to the AC adapter which is 6 foot. Also, I find tech support helpful and the system operations as expected. Advise limiting the distance between the DVR and the camera for reception purposes.
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Connected to an ASV-30 (helmet) cam, I have observed an outdoor range of 28'-35' with a 50% battery strength. It does not require a line of sight. Indoor was slightly less, 20'-25'
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Make you are connected to a source that is putting out a signal. Try another source or camera. Make sure to chang input to the proper cable you are using to view on monitor.