will this camera be compatible with a WIFI sending unit or a wireless sending unit?
751989
I assume you're talking about some sort of system to wirelessly transmit the video from the back to the front of the car. I can't say for sure without knowing the unit, but if it has a "composite" video input, there's no reason it should not work with this camera. Other than supplying power to the transmitter, receiver, and camera, you just have to be sure the car has a way to sense when it's in "reverse".
751990
I can tell you that it's intended to be wired and works great for me as such. I don't know about connecting this to WIFI, but the camera's output wire is simply an RCA male connector. If you have a separate WIFI transmitter with RCA input, perhaps that would work.
2282198
This system is not designed to integrate wireless cameras. It only accepts video via BNC connectors.
1715564
The camera itself does not bring WIFI, however, there is an adapter called Nikon WU-1a Wireless Mobile Adapter for Nikon Digital SLRs, the adapter is very good and works well, so far I have not had problems.
1435767
I am not sure. I usually use wifi, but I think there maybe an extension but I maybe speaking under correction. It's best if you contact the seller Adorama Camera. The customer care answers swiftly and are very precise. Hope my answer helps.
1043399
It is wifi compatible. You need a wifi source to have it connect. Once connected you can transfer photos to your computer or use your phone to control camera functions if you have downloaded the app for it. It is not a stand alone source for wifi.
420502
The camera is wireless when connecting to your network via WIFI. It has a wireless N chip so it will have enough bandwidth to stream to multiple computers at once (if router has N also). This camera is not totality wireless as it uses a power cord to revive power. This camera does not run off batteries so it is impossible to do a true 100% wireless setup.
1978957
This is a wired connected camera, what you need is a wireless camera for your system.
2025643
Yes. The transmitter wirelessly communicates with the receiver. The receiver is connected to the camera via a wire.
2241750
You use an Ethernet cable to set up the wireless camera then after setup it will transmit wirelessly
1617436
This camera is intended to be used for wired connections only. As far as I know, the only wireless IP camera model that Grandstream does provide is GXV3615WP_HD.
1905296
I wouldn't for WiFI. I was suspect as to whether or not one would actually work. With a wired connection I might give it a shot. I would worry that you might get too much voltage drop and the camera might crash or you might have WiFi signal issues.
558510
not directly from the camera, it has no wifi compatibility. you have to transfer the photos to your computer first then email them
1136442
This cameras is prepair for cable, I Don't know if this cameras is compatible with wireless d-link cameras, sorry
849881
This camera is not a wireless camera... Best performance is to run a Cat5 Cable using a PoE switch
574755
Not completely sure I understand the question.... but the unit has the standard internal Wi-Fi a/b/and n compatible......
256996
I do not see a reason why it would not. As long as the wireless transmitter can project video over the waves, it should be fine. I presume you would like to use this camera instead of the one that might have came with the kit (like a license plate camera). They should be fine, as pretty much all makes are from the same OEM and their connections and specs (despite their appearance) are very similar.
1731251
I am not sure, I tested this wireless camera using my laptop samsung through "DHXB-81" wireless card. I don't know the specification of this card.