can i use this one with the 2wire less cam they are Q_see ..or do i have to get another wireless??
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This is a wired camera. To use with a wireless system you'd have to add wireless cameras unless your receiver has space for wired camera inputs.
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This camera is intended to be used for wired connections only. As far as I know, the only wireless IP camera model that Grandstream does provide is GXV3615WP_HD.
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I do not recommend using any of these wireless cameras but instead find far better performance by connecting to my router via Ethernet cable. WiFi just can't keep up. Most of the other folks having issues probably would do better by running an Ethernet cable to the camera.
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I wondered about that myself and I have 3 similar systems, but they seem to be set to receive a signal from their own matched cameras. I tried getting all three and they didn't work with the other cameras. So I guess the answer to be no, that you won't be able to use a different receiver with the camera/transmitter.
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Yes I use them in 3 of these cams. Just make sure to update to the latest firmware.
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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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not with this one...... this one is a wired camera and can only go 60ft from home best to find a wireless camera that has an app for your computer or phone
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I actually dont have this model, but the upgraded on of it where the cameras cam be moved. Yes it is wireless, the extra cameras need to be purchased separately.
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Follow up response.....I was given one camera but the wireless receiver is I think sold separately...I purchased the second camera and the receiver.....It is discontinued as it is old technology...so if you haven't ordered it check out an alternative....
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you need an outlet for the cam, discuss whether you have it exterior or interior, we have our cam plugged inside, so had to drill a hole through wall to the exterior where the cam would be hooked up outside.... we had our cam successfully connected to a wired network, but not wireless because of the type of modem we have, so its also important to contact your wireless provider and discuss the type of security camera's you want to use and want to make sure you can access the modem by computer to set up wireless access for the cameras.
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Yes you can. I used IP cam viewer with my unit and it worked reliably. The problem is with washout.
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The seller (WiFi-Texas com Inc) knows what he talking about. I have 5 Foscam cameras (combination of 8910's and 8907's). Trying to use 2 of them in series can cause boot-up problems on Foscams.. As seller suggests - use a active injector / splitter to avoid this.
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Yes. If the webcams are in proximity to the router, then you can have a wired connection. If your webcams are wireless then of course there should be no reason to purchase this unit.
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I assume this is similar to the newer version I just bought, 8910W. The Foscam website has awesome video tutorials under SUPPORT that show you exactly how to set it up on a Mac and Airport network (which should work with any network).
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These cameras are wired. It's a pain, but the wireless ones were interfering with my wifi.
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Yes but its so difficult to configurate the cams with wireless conection. 3 different specialist came to my home to configurate the cams with the wireless connection and anyone can do it. I have to put it directly to the router. You have to considerate your buy and choose other brands that is more easy to install.
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NO! This camera has a seperate power cable which can be used to power the wireless lan capability. All camera operations require the separate power cable.