Can the camera be activated from the monitor without the bell being rung?
1697008
Yes, there is a button on the front panel that allows you to monitor with video and audio.
1697009
I could not.However I think in manual was mentioned you will be able to do whenCamera is not on battery
1697010
As far as I could tell the answer is NO. You can look at the pictures that have been captured but can not use it o see unless some one activates the button.
292361
Yes, you just press the top button briefly to turn off the monitor, press again to turn on, the sound still works. The volume is adjustable and has a good range. The monitor is also very good and clear with capturing the sounds.
1044274
Yes. The camera needs to be plugged in to work since it does not work on a battery. The monitoring unit on the other hand works both on battery and charger so it can be carried without being plugged in.
2137698
Its not hardwired into the monitor, but you can make it portray within the OS.
1791655
Yes. the way it works is when you look at the monitor it has a split screen of all of the cameras, a small running man appears in the top corner indicating motion for that one camera. you can also set it so it only records during motion which saves space.
2143361
No, without disconnecting from the system. The IOSD is a dedicated system, removing it's power source or it's video output would be your only option.
191414
You can use the camera without the microphone box or disable this microphone in the operating system. Then you could attach to the computer any other kind of microphone system you wish to use.
1392226
Yes, it will work in the way you described. When the monitor is on, you have the option to view one camera or automatically flip between both. In sleep mode, there is a sensitivity dial on each camera that can be adjusted for when you want to be alerted. I found it useful to turn the sensitivity dial all the way down because it is very sensitive to the slightest sound/movement. Play with it to find the best setting for you.
1900594
Unfortunately no. It has to be directly behind peep hole. The small cord that connects the camera to the monitor is about 3" long. I would also recommend a model that takes pictures by motion detection. Otherwise the visitor will have to ring the bell or you have to physically press the take picture function.
1885410
Hello, This kit didn't include any way to trigger the camera remotely. It might be possible with some other accessory, but I am not familiar with one.
578726
You would have to wire a switch for the camera or the monitor otherwise they will both be on all of the time.
808389
Yes you can, and I was able to sync camera with the monitor however the minute I was more then few feet away I lost signal. I had to return. It may have just be a bad item that I received but I ended up just buying new system
1425290
If you purchase extra camera then you be be able to use auto scan feature which scans between the two cameras every 8 seconds. This auto scan feature happens automatically, not manual. However, you can manually switch to other camera view at any time. Volume will be heard for camera being shown on monitor screen at that time. Hope this helps. Overall a great monitor for the price.
2072479
Sorry, the monitor does not have the necessary circuitry to do that. It is a very nice monitor for Windows 7, though. Hope this helps!
1713254
Yes! Within the settings menu "tools" there is a mute selection. Either on or off for mute. Once mute is selected (on) there is absolutely no audible sound for camera operations.
2119897
Yes, that is the way we have ours. we can turn it by the switch inside if we want. it is left though in the automaticposition so it only comes on from detected motion.
1087839
I think you can as the display is responding to the video signal coming from the camera and in this point it is not critical which camera as long as you will be able to switch the signal properly.