does the camera to be insatala in a estate and see it in another estate?can i used it whitout instalate the camera to a tv or dvr ,can i see it since
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If the estates are very close together it is possible that you can monitor one from the other. However, there are a lot of conditions to take into account in addition to distance. For example, if there are metal objects or structures between the camera transmitter in one building and the monitor receiver in the other building, the signal will be severely diminished. To view the transmitted image, the receiver must be connected to an external monitor of some sort.
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This has noting do with the DVR you can not set this on the DVR, your camera acts as a mirror so what it sees is what you get! Lighten up on the eggnog
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Yes, The camera need a DVR for view through an iPad, because is only an analog camera, You need an IP camera.
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I'm not sure if this is what you're asking, but as long as the camera is connected to and in range of your Wi-Fi it will work. My Wi-Fi is in the basement and I have cameras on both the first and second floors of the house. You can view it on your phone or computer anywhere in range of the Wi-Fi simply by logging in to the Wi-Fi address of the camera. In order to view it from somewhere outside your Wi-Fi range you will need to do port forwarding. (Port forwarding allows your smart phone or whatever your using to view the camera access to your router) Once that's done you can view the cameras from anywhere in the world as long as the camera is still connected to the Wi-Fi in your house.
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I guess you can. I haven't tried. I would do it where your dvr is first. Attach the two. Them hook up the camera to see if it works. And pic quality. They also sell 300 footers. The shielded cable work way better than the skinny black wires that come w the camera set up. I swapt all my wires out. But I always check before. On my property that's a lot of work to find out the shielded cable didn't work. Or work back to back. I have 16 cameras. And never had any problems. I switch out cameras also as time go on.
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You need a DVR. The camera comas out on a pair of cables. One for power and the other BNC for video.
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Internet signal in both places. Better if it you have wi fi. After you install the camera at your father's house you nedd download D-link program and its over. I can see my kids from my office when they are in my farm 1.000 Miles distance.
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I have all four cameras posted outside, although all are under eaves, and they work fine. There is the ability to zoom in on the images once they are captured on the dvr.
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Run the software that come with it.. It has a basic Dvr... The quality isn't the best but it is a great cam for the priceTpg
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good camera very well hidden . You have to have a DVR system which you plug the cables into.Nothing special it's plug-and-play as long as you have the DVR
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This item is a camera only. You'll need a dvr to hook the camera up to. At least that is my understanding. The plugs on the camera aren't the same kind of plugs that are on any mac I have seen. This camera is 700 tvl, so to take full advantage of the higher resolution, you'll have to spend at least $300 on an Hi Def DVR. I bought a DVR that is not HD, and I can't make out license plates from the cars passing 25 ft in front of my house.
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I concur with the others. The 'system' is hard wired. You may 'view' through a wireless device via the Internet, if supported. The cameras are NOT wireless.
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This item is a camera only. You'll need a dvr to hook the camera up to.At least that is my understanding. The plugs on the camera aren't thesame kind of plugs that are on any mac I have seen. This camera is 700 tvl,so to take full advantage of the higher resolution, you'll have to spend at least$300 on an Hi Def DVR. I bought a DVR that is not HD, and I can't make out licenseplates from the cars passing 25 ft in front of my house.
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No, It would not be worth the effort to try and do that. It is a very basic camera and requires old technology. It is cheap and effective if you are wanting to watch the front desk or something of that nature.
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Hi Wendy, thanks for your good question. The camera is completely self-contained. Even the MicroSD card for recording is included and pre-installed. For local viewing nothing else needed other than your existing wired or wireless router. For remote viewing your router needs internet service of some kind, for example cable modem internet service through Comcast. We even include mounting hardware for attaching the camera to a wall. Please note that this assumes that you have an outdoor power outlet near the camera, and that your power outlet has one of those covers that can close weathertight even when the included AC adapter is plugged into the outlet. If your home's existing power outlet doesn't have a cover like this, it can be purchased for $10 - $15 from any hardware store, and if your power outlet is further away, you'd need to consider extending the power cable or use the other method that we support for powering the camera, called PoE. With PoE, you can power the camera from up to 300 ft away using ordinary Cat5e network cable, but in that case you'd need to add a $30 PoE injector for a single camera, or a $120 PoE network switch such as the Netgear GS108PE that can power 4 cameras.
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The receiver records activity from the camera on a SD Card for purpose of review or saving data. Your existing TV may be used as a monitor. The monitor is live and has nothing to do with recording. This particular system is amazing. I would def recommend the DVD system.
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It depends on the DVR system your using and not the camera. If you have this camera you would need a DVR recorder with capable iPhone app. I use a defender DVR with the ASee app and mine works great. Your probably looking for a complete system.