Can I use the zomodo NVR ZP KE 1H04 (which is a wired NVR) with this wireless camera? Another word, can this camera be used as wired IP camera?
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This camera can be used wired or wireless. It must be wired during the initial configuration. I don't know if it can be used with the NVR since I have it record directly to my PC.
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In my experience just about any wired camera is better than a wireless one. I've always had trouble with them. However, I wouldn't go so far as to claim that this is an excellent camera. It works, has a descent picture, and is small and easy to mount. It is not 170 degrees (more like 100) and night vision is only marginal. Hope this helps.
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Hi Kim,Yes it will, the NVR will not be able to determine if the camera is wired or wireless. It just "senses" if a camera is Onvif conformant or not. If it is, then it will work.Thanks,Nelly's Security
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Jeff, This is not a wireless PTZ. If you have local power at the camera you can get a wireless video transmitter/ receiver to send the video. I don't know if the wireless set would allow for camera control.
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There is nothing built in the dvr that would do it but there may be something you can buy from another company to connect to the network port but I have not checked into it. I will say that the wired network port is very stable and we use several of these in an industrial setting and have never had trouble accessing the DVR over the network when we need it. You would need to see if there is some wireless adapter somebody sells that can convert the network port to wireless but I do not know if they exist as I have never looked.
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I have two 9821W cameras. The one with the extension cable is being used wireless. The other one is in a part of my house that does not get a good wireless signal from the router so that one is on ethernet. Amazingly the wireless camera performance is better than the ethernet camera when accessing remotely.
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From what I understand zmodo cameras are proprietary. If they offer a POE dome camera then yes. Best to check with their customer service, which is excellent.
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I have been asking that same question for the past three months or so. what I came up with is the following : 1- you can buy a NVR from QNAP at qnapsecurity.com depending on what specs you need you will find lots of different products. I personal liked the specs of the VS-4112 Pro+ compared to its price. 2- most recently TrendNet themselves released a NVR system TV-NVR104K (supports only 4 channels) that i am waiting for it to reach the market. Id rather buy a product that should most certainly be compatible with my camera compared to other vendors. This is just my conclusion after three months of research, and by the way I did not have the chance to test either of the above mention devices.
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This camera does not offer wireless capability, although you can make it wireless by adding an Access point in between your router and the camera. An access point is a device that will allow you to connect a device (DVR, NVR, Camera IP cameras, computers) with an ethernet port to this device, then you connect the AP and your Wifi Router together wirelessly creating a network, therefore any devices connected to the AP can communicate over the air to your main Router. This type of installations are good when you have limited availability to run an ethernet cable from your main router to to the ethernet device (DVR, NVR, Camera IP cameras, computers). Please note the you need to have available power at the location where the IP camera and AP will be installed. Thanks
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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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Hi Sehwa.This mini NVR only work with IP cams that support Onvif.Foscam FI9805W & FI9804W don't support Onvif function, so they won't work with it
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I was never able to get the camera to work on the wireless. So, no. In my experience, you are better off purchasing a different camera (brand).
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Hi Kim, Yes it will, the NVR will not be able to determine if the camera is wired or wireless. It just "senses" if a camera is Onvif conformant or not. If it is, then it will work. Thanks, Nelly's Security
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Yes! Though not well documented by Samsung. Like all Samsung SmartCam models, in your Network Video Record (NVR) camera setup, use RTSP H.264 to receive video streams. BTW, you don't need a physical NVR machine. You can download Samsung's own NET-i ware NVR software at http://www.samsungsecurity.com/product/product_list.asp?cid=45&clvl=1. To set up in Samsung NET-i NVR software or other software or physical NVRs, follow these steps. -- Select Add Camera &gt; Register Device (Manual - Do not auto detect) &gt; Select Vendor Name = Samsung, Model Name = Samsung Network Camera / Encoder, Address Type = IP Address (To reduce unnecessary traffic and network security risk, use your internal network address, not your external ip address.), HTTP Port = 80, Device Port (Or, Media/Video/RTSP Port) = 554, Login ID = admin, Login Password = (Your Camera Private Key when you registered your camera at samsungsmartcam.com, i.e., when you first set up the camera). Note: When setting up the camera, the vendor name and camera model info are informational only. Only RTSP Protocol and ports, login credentials are critical. Here is an example of setting up Samsung SmartCam with Blue Iris Software NVR. http://www.wiredprairie.us/blog/index.php/archives/1963 The instruction is for the older model SNH-1011N. However, everything still applies to the newer SNH-P6410BN.
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This is not a router, just a HUB, so it should work with a security camera system. if you are asking for a wireless security camera that connect each camera to an ethernet port, yes you will need one port per camera, if not connected to a DVR or Receiver.In order to monitor the cameras over the internet, one or more ports will have to be open on the router. If you have more than one router, it may not work. Some equipements may work if the ports are open on all the router-modems firewalls.I hope I answered your question.
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No, it needs to be connected to a DVR receiver and a power source. Even wireless cameras need a power source . . . . So there is never a true wireless camera. It is best to take the time and wire all your cameras for you security needs. And make sure that they have the right power adaptor if you buy them separate from a kit. All the best.
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No. This is not an IP camera. it runs down CAT5 but only works with specific Samdung DVR's. Doesnt have an interface to the camera.