Is there a way to shut off the power and network lights? I dint want the camera to appear "on".
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I have the camera on a wireless network so no network light, but to turn off the power light go to Setup > System > Admin Under "Device Settings" set "LED Light" to off.
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Yes, you can shut them off by going to the administration page in your web browser using the IP and port number of the camera, click on configuration, then system, and then set "LED Control" to "OFF". The exact steps will depend on your version of the firmware. My camera is a TV-IP651WI and the firmware version is 1.06.08.
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Yes. There is a way. On your online interface go to "Setup". Then on the left hand menu go to "System" then "Admin". Scroll down to "Device Settings". And next to "LED Light" select "Off" from the dropdown menu.
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Yes there is on most of the Trendnet cameras. I have the 121s, 572 and 672's all have shut off capability. Keep in mind though if using the night vision the in fared will be on.HTH,tony
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I've not tried that directly, but I suspect the controller is not smart enough to remember it's settings without power, ie, you unplug, it resets to off.
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if you want the camera to come on when you back up, hook into backup lights for power, otherwise hookup directly to power.
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On the cord that plugs the cam into your computer there should be a switch you can rotate to control the light and turn it off. Hope that helps.
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If you have it attached to a power switch inside the house just turn it off. The unit will revert to giving a warning when turned back on and begin taking photos or clips again.
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do you have power going to the camera and if no you need to power it with the power cable that came with it if you are using cat5e to plug it in the use one set over wires top power it there is a adaptor you can buy to do this
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I'm not aware that you can turn it off. My router is in the basement so it's not an issue with me. Black electrical tape is a quick fix if you're really bothered by it, unless some one else here knows how to shut it off. Nothing from Netgear?
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You can power it off from the menus. But there is no button on the device to power it down, you just have to unplug it.
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I can't remember.I installed switch on the monitor to turn it on & off.The monitor stays on when the switch is turned on. I have a switch on the camera also.
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Yes, the power light is always on ... I do not believe their is any physical switch to turn the dock off.
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Hi Sammie21,You should be able to turn them on/off by using the control on the camera cable, just roll the little wheel up or down to make the light brighter or dimmer.
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Hold down on the ON/OFF button a few seconds, do the same thing to turn it off.... and unplug it, I hope this helps you.
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There is a power brick, reset button & probably unused lan jack on a short pigtail wire. I assume others are running this through to an inside wall or attic ... In my case these were inside humid livestock barns, so if you have the camera, or any foscam outdoor units away from a dry spot for the rest of the power or wires, I use any of the amazon 3x5x9 poly boxes just to keep the power brick & extension cord end dry as well.
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If the power goes out it would stop working yes. It has a switch on the side of it so if you left it alone as soon as the power comes back on so will the camera. Hope this helps!
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There is no physical on off switch on the lights. I covered up the sensor so it always thinks it's night and wired them through a light switch.
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yes but you have to go into set up ane turn off the interior cameras. but don't forget to turn them back on when you leave. i have not found a way to turn all the interior cam's off with just a push of a button. you also could just unplug them and plug them back up when you leave. hope this helps.
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I do not believe you can.........I have had this camera in the woods for almost three straight years and it works amazingly, but i don't think you can shut it off.