Can you operate the system off a wireless router and not get on the internet?
1400108
Interesting question, not sure. The unit Wi-Fi operates at 2.4Ghz so if you have an older Linksys "G" router I don't see why you couldn't set up an intranet Vs. using the Internet for local closed circuit viewing. The Owner Manual is on the Uniden web page as a PDF and it should have the info you need for that. you may need to use a separate router for just that but I don't see why not, after all it is 2.4Ghz, if you open a port it may to the trick...., huh, good question.
1400109
Based on my experience, yes the system works off wireless if you want to monitor the video locally (ie, the monitor and the cameras are on the same LAN). However, if you want to view the video remotely, you need to plug the monitor into the router.
2029466
you need the internet. additionally,i never could get it set up without being able to hard wire it to a router before using it wirelessly. which made it useless for my situation.(no access to router, just a wireless signal.
1836655
No, you do not need to physically connect to the router. It must be placed within the wireless router's range, and then extends it further.
1836650
As long as your router and modem are wireless, no you don't need a physical connection.
657338
No. You only need a wireless network router and just follow the on screen instructions.
507779
Nope, just link it to your router, I had no problems with this unit, I am still using it today, no problems.
838826
You really do need to get a remote switch and mount to the front of your table. This is not only more convienent, but safer if you have to turn the router off in a hurry. You can operate without one, but is a major PITA to turn the router on and off and is not the safest way to go.
626040
Yes unfortunately, but I believe you can unplug internet and start it up that way. Haven't tried but I did read about it on line.
996672
yes you can. internet cable from router. and broadcast as repeater wireless.
981597
Without an internet provider you cannot use this device. That is where your connection comes from.
2124272
My son (IT guy) installed the router for me so he could answer that. But I can tell you that it does offer the capability to turn it off and on from your computer as the router admin. I control the wi-fi access. I bought this router to put in a vacation home I rent out. I live next door to this rental, so I am always able to use the internet, but I can control from my house if the guests can use the wi-fi or not by simply clicking on the icon on my desktop, and clicking "Enable" or "Disable". It's very simple. I am not an IT person, and once he installed the router, and showed me how to control access to the wi-fi, I have not had any issues. So yes, you can turn off the wi-fi, but as far as I know, you do it through your computer.
949949
It can operate without internet access, but will need a wireless network router that is operational at all times. The functionality of controlling devices on a schedule would work just fine. Likewise, devices can be operated from within the range of the wireless router. Without internet access, you would lose the ability to control the devices from outside of the home. You would also lose the ability to receive alerts from your Vera system if a device is triggered. Finally, you could not use a remote device (phone or computer) to check devices or cameras.
469209
Yes. It is part of the configuration. I can't remember exactly where, but once you are logged onto the device, there is a checkbox for disabling the Wi-Fi. I would think you would prefer to just buy another router. It's easier and faster and maybe more secure.
1653328
Yes, you can take out the wireless module and simply hardwire directly to your router. If you don't need wireless capability then you could save $$ by purchasing an Ooma without the adapter.
552166
Unfortunately this unit does not act as a wireless router to enable internet access
1674440
Once you program the switch it should be able to work on its own. No need for constant internet access.
1458933
No. You can operate the thermostat just as you would a normal thermostat but for remote operation, you must have the unit synced with working internet (wifi) connection.