what is the field' of vision?..can you view all of the cameras at one time on the screen
172513
Each has a (fairly) wide FOV, about 120-140 degrees, (typical for a small aperture) which does make viewed objects seem rather small. All16 feeds (in the 16 channel model) are visible in the 4x4 display, and a single mouse click goes full screen (or 2x2 or 3x3). Same functionality for the 8 channel...maxes at 3x3.
172514
Yes, you can view all 8 cameras on the screen at once. Of course, it scales the images down to fit them all on, but you can click on any of them to expand it to full screen.The mobile app only allows for displaying four on the mobile device at any one time.
172515
Field of vision basically is what you can see. There are several different settings but yes, you can have all on one screen. We have ours hooked to a 32" TV. I wouldn't go much smaller than that for all 8 at one time.
1782045
no panning on it! I use two cameras on one monitor (can take up to 4): one is close up (about 1.5 feet away) the other is about 4 feet away. I just scan between the two cameras. Camera view is very clear even in dim light.
1781521
No, if: 1. You are using 9 or less cameras on the same network. These cameras support SD card recording, and the browser plugin and mobile app allow simultaneous viewing and management of up to 9 cameras. 2. You are using more than 9 cameras, but don't need to centrally view and manage all of them at once. Each camera can also simultaneously record to a designated computer on their local network, in addition to SD card recording.Yes, if: You want to centrally view and/or manage more than 9 cameras on the same network, or view/manage cameras that are on separate networks.
1351358
Yes. I have a multi-monitor system. The large ViewSonic is on the corner of my desk and is being used to answer your question. It has been a great investment.
2265783
Yes, you can have multiple cameras set up on your computer and app. You just have to add each camera through the "Manage Cameras" portion of the app. The computer has a number for each camera on the app that you can click on the number to view. This is not the identical camera I have. I have the Foscam FI8910W Pan & Tilt IP/Network Camera with Two-Way Audio and Night Vision. I just had to have my router support "reserve" me a port on the router so it didn't keep changing IP addresses so I could view it on my Android.
1779116
Yes you can set up any number of cameras. The display just shows no video where there are no cameras.
1694705
I think so. There is a program that comes with the camera that allows you to view several cameras at once, and I think it's recordable. To be sure, go to the Trendnet web site and look up the cameras capabilities to be sure. Be sure to pull up the model number you're interested in.
761325
Well... It has only one bnc input, and you can still see 4 or 16 or as many cameras as you want, it is the dvr where the info is coming from. In other words, you connect cameras to dvr and the dvr to monitor. The dvr sets the number of cameras that you can view... Hope it helps, good luck
1268343
There are 2 ways to view. One is the lcd screen. There is through the lens viewer.
410412
No, I have not seen where there is a setting for this feature. The screen will light up and show all cameras if motion is detected. That is beneficial if you have the monitor near you.
1449403
No. They run very well on I.E. or Crome. I have 12 going right now. If you want to see several cameras at the same time you will need to use I.E. though. I don't have much bandwidth so I only view two at a time in different windows...
151945
Yes when set up you give each camera a name, but you can only look at 1 camera at a time takes about 3 seconds to switch betweencameras
1964429
Sure you can. You can have as many cameras as you like. After you log into the mobile app, the next screen will display all your cameras and you can pick and choose which one you want to view.
2019214
The unit provides "Quad" view, so you can monitor up to 4 cameras at the same time with single monitor however it does not record in quad view. You need to select auto mode and it will automatically switch from camera to camera and while in motion detect it will record any motion from any camera. So no, you do not need two monitors.
742135
Foscam maybe, I am not sure. There is an app on IOS called Live cameras that will give you multiple screens and control over all your cameras.
1170982
From what I can tell you will not be able to do that. The main screen lists your camera's then you select which camera you want to view. Now if you had multi devices you can view each camera seperate.
1967344
I'm not totally sure as we returned the system promptly base on the picture size (it will either do one camera at a time or four, not 2), but as I recall it would defer to which ever camera is the loudest on 4 screen mode. If you set it to cycle between cameras, it's which ever the screen shows. Hope that helps