Can you buy additional cameras for this unit, and how often will the unit cycle between multiple cameras, other video monitors are 3-12 sec. scans.
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You can sync up to four cameras to one monitor, but there is no scan/cycle feature. I bought two monitor sets, but was forced to return them because of the lack of the scan feature that every other video baby monitor has.
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The unit supports up to four cameras, but you cannot buy additional cameras without buying the whole monitor set.
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I don't think this unit cycles between cameras. You have to manually select which camera you want to view.
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These units now include the scan feature. I bought one in 2014 that didn't scan, then another in 2015 that does give the option to scan automatically.
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Probably can take 2 weeks or more depends the quality of video you selected,I'm using motion activated Can save memory and easy for playback any of the four cameras
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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...
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The camera can be used with up to 4 cameras. There are useful youtube videos which help in getting the additional cameras to communicate with the main base.
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Lori, it appears that the unit which you mention here does not have a monitor with it. The set up I originally purchased had a monitor with it which had the capability of running two cameras. These monitors can be purchased separately, and are normally not too awful expensive. You would do best to purchase at least a 7" monitor, as this will give you the best viewing area. Although most monitors are compatible with most cameras, make sure the one you choose is compatible with your camera. It should list the types of cameras it will support of the description of the unit. Hope this info helps. Don Lori, it appears that the unit which you mention here does not have a monitor with it. The set up I originally purchased had a monitor with it which had the capability of running two cameras. These monitors can be purchased separately, and are normally not too awful expensive. You would do best to purchase at least a 7" monitor, as this will give you the best viewing area. Although most monitors are compatible with most cameras, make sure the one you choose is compatible with your camera. It should list the types of cameras it will support of the description of the unit. Hope this info... » Read More Lori, it appears that the unit which you mention here does not have a monitor with it. The set up I originally purchased had a monitor with it which had the capability of running two cameras. These monitors can be purchased separately, and are normally not too awful expensive. You would do best to purchase at least a 7" monitor, as this will give you the best viewing area. Although most monitors are compatible with most cameras, make sure the one you choose is compatible with your camera. It should list the types of cameras it will support of the description of the unit. Hope this info helps. Don « Show Less
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Yes you can. Then you have the choice to toggle between cameras on your monitor or you can have it "scan" back and forth between them both. We like ours. Good luck.
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My package came with 8 cameras. I bought 2 more cameras about a month later. I installed one of them so I didnt have a blank spot on my monitor. I have it set up to view 9 cameras at once. 3 on top 3 in the middle and 3 on the bottom. I found I really don't need 10 cameras but have an extra one in case one dies on me or I decide I need it at some point. Not sure if that abswered your question or not. Its a 16 channel system so you can use 1 camera or 4 or 8 or buy enough to put 16 up. More than 16 cameras for this system I don't know. As far as intergrate it with another system. That's a question I cant answer. My package came with 8 cameras. I bought 2 more cameras about a month later. I installed one of them so I didnt have a blank spot on my monitor. I have it set up to view 9 cameras at once. 3 on top 3 in the middle and 3 on the bottom. I found I really don't need 10 cameras but have an extra one in case one dies on me or I decide I need it at some point. Not sure if that abswered your question or not. Its a 16 channel system so you can use 1 camera or 4 or 8 or buy enough to put 16 up. More than 16 cameras for this system I don't know. As far as intergrate it with another system.... » Read More My package came with 8 cameras. I bought 2 more cameras about a month later. I installed one of them so I didnt have a blank spot on my monitor. I have it set up to view 9 cameras at once. 3 on top 3 in the middle and 3 on the bottom. I found I really don't need 10 cameras but have an extra one in case one dies on me or I decide I need it at some point. Not sure if that abswered your question or not. Its a 16 channel system so you can use 1 camera or 4 or 8 or buy enough to put 16 up. More than 16 cameras for this system I don't know. As far as intergrate it with another system. That's a question I cant answer. « Show Less
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You can have up to 4 cameras as long as they are the same brand of course. I bought the monitor with only one camera, but can buy additional cameras as needed.
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I have only used the DVR that came with the system. The system that I purchased came with five cameras and a DVR that can accommodate up to nine cameras. I needed two additional cameras so I purchased them separately.
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Buy the system that comes w 4 cameras and 8 input DVR. Then u can add an additional 4 cameras to system. These are easy to set up and work very good. 1 camera died after 6 mos, contacted seller and they replaced it w a new one. For ur $$ this is one if the better units avail without spending thousands. No system an offer facial recognition without zoom.
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You won't see both cameras on the same screen at the same time. The cameras will be labeled camera 1 and camera 2. You can have the monitors scan so it will change about every 10 seconds. That is what I do at night. Or you have the option of switching manually yourself. It's pretty cool, I love having one in each of the kids room :)
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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.
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You shouldn't have to upgrade since you have pulse. Do you have an ADT Hub that connects in to your router or gateway? If so, then you should be able to add up to eight cameras. The camera you are asking about can be setup to take motion and capture pics as well. You program it by signing into the Pulse Interactive web site. There are settings to schedule or motion detection, and alarm triggering. Seems like the videos are maintained for 30 days. You can save them as well if you like.
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The audio only works through one camera at a time. Can't be used as an intercom to talk to the whole household at once. The monitor scans the cameras (if you choose) so you're able to speak and hear from each camera separately. I believe it's 8 second intervals.
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Thank you for your question. You can only have 1 monitor synched to the 4 cameras. Additional monitors can not be added. We recommend adding additional cameras, not systems, as running more than 1 system may cause interference.
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I have this unit and it will take four cameras. I'm waiting to catch another good deal in order to get a set for my daughter and her family.
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You can us the "scan" feature, where it shows each screen for 15 seconds and switches back and forth (we usually do this overnight so we can hear both kids). Or you can set it to view one camera and manually switch back and forth.