Wanting this to keep our infant from getting to our audio/video equipment. Anyone know if the screen will allow remote signals to pass through it?
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Although I think the netting would be just fine, I am sure the structure tubing would not. I wouldn't go to the expense of this item for your purpose.
1600671
You need to get RF universal remote which don't require direct line of sight. Logitech ones are great.
1667615
No. you can not. but why you need that for. teasing;-). you do not want your baby associate your voice with a monitor. .
1032569
Don't think you can. Start with pressing the setup button on your remote which allows you to control screen stuff. In the manual, there is no mention of the option therein you seek.
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We used the monitor with the bassinet mattress, which is fairly thin, and didn't have any issues with function. Just keep in mind the monitor won't work if you have a mobile running or vibration setting on your crib/bassinet. The monitor picks up the movement from the mobile rather than your baby. Easy enough fix as you just don't use the mobile when you want to the sensor pad to pick up baby's movement!
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This will work fine for that. Can you mount it within 35-40" of the signs? I will tell you, the remote sucks, it is very unreliable. Also, you are better off using something that is in video mode rather than the photo array mode. I use UWAY U150 cameras, they have a severe infant mortality problem but they take the best video's of anything I've tried. And trust me, I have a lot of paperweights and doorstops laying around.
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Yes, it acts as a pass through. I have found it easy, just plug n play, I used it to connect blu ray players, roku box and receiver with no problem. I am currently using a Mac air port router with no problems
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I wouldn't run the wires through a screen door.....not sure how you would close the door. You have video and 12VDC power to terminate. You can mount the camera bracket flush on the concrete with appropriate hardware, so that's possible.Also - I ended up returning this camera as the focus was poor throughout the depth of frame. I went with a camera with a manual focus. You might have better luck, it might have been a problem with that camera.Good luck with your install.
1508855
Nope. The screen is like a vinyl sheet and not porous so the sound will be blocked.
789891
That is actually precisely Why I got it. It works perfectly. I have not had one issue with using it as a baby monitor yet. Even the sound is great. You only hear what you need to hear, there's no interference whatsoever. It makes a great baby monitor, and I would completely recommended for that.
613467
Yes. There is an audible alert if you lose connection to the unit in the baby's room, including going out of range.
1111870
Never had a problem with signal. We use this with a backup camera on our tractor and auger cart during harvest. It works great to see in the trailer you are loading. No more spills
1202226
You could do that, but I think the main issue might be folding the screen back far enough for them to see it well. (Unless you're incredibly good at Limbo and can bend far enough backward? xD)
1667616
No. you can not. but why you need that for. teasing;-). you do not want your baby associate your voice with a monitor..
842853
I would not recommend this intercom for use as a baby monitor. This unit would be difficult to move or relocated within a room. A baby monitor would be much easier to locate closer to the baby crib etc.
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Hello DorothyI do not secure the receiver to anything just hide it in a bush or in/under something. You can check the range of the unit to camera on the menu page (little triangle next to view option). I have even put the receiver in a building and it works. No line of sight needed. I have three units so far for remote site security.Hope this helps...
1843209
The screen is a barrier. It keeps out criters you don't want crawling around inside your home. If properly installed it should be able to keep out any insect known.
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Electronics will not interfere with this device. I did however take the collars off simply because the transmitter was close to the water bowl and they wouldn't have been able to get to it. When I still lived with my parents, the collars were on 24/7 and there was never a problem.