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So what? you will be pulling may be total between 5-10 Mbps that nothing for your network What if I add IP cameras to the network? What kind of bandwidth do they draw? Again it would not be a problem .... Cameras will be on own local network

Hi. For over 3 years when someone has posted a situation like yours I always recommend axis there is nothing else that can beat it. Built in storage to SD card or access from network .... Also the boss can watch via app from anywere The AXIS P1214 Network Camera

Why do you not listen That is not a router ..... I'll give you a clue .... How are you going to connect 4 IP cameras to it .... I'll tell you that you can't So again for what you want to do you need a router with wifi. None of your links will work together You need to build a simple local network for you to have control of your cameras and recordings ..... And it is simple to build

As a router not a power source That's to get onto Internet ?? Nothing to do with what you are asking. you need a router ...... Not for Internet .... But just to give you your local network ..... Wifi will be from router to your laptop or mobile while you are at the location

The camera links you posted need to be on a wifi router or switch Then you have a local wifi network to your cameras You can only access your cameras while on site (within the local network) Which is why I said you can't run on a power pack from somewhere like halfords. Is this site isolated ?

Why on earth does he need two ISP. Why not just use the one he has .......... It sounds like doing the same thing without the stupid extra cost

Having the NVR connected to a 4G connection that only serves for inspecting my home when I'm not around (ex. traveling) would be the best solution. Although it would be much better using the already available NAS for extra storage but the NAS is connected to the home network, putting me again at risk. Thank you all If you think that's the best info then there is no hope

You are getting mixed up with Internet and wifi. Your cameras need to be connected to a wifi router .... Then you will be using local wifi to connect to cameras. £100 sorry you can't do it for that. Are you overlooked at your area ? But to keep power down .... Look at Poe and use Poe switch

Ok what is your budget for each camera Power pack idea will not work for you unless you are there every day and night time it will run flat.

Hi. Sounds like a lot of expense which you will find to be only thing to be stolen I would look at GSM sim motion sensors and 1 or 2 trail cameras

Hi. A site with no internet ? A wifi network is local .... Wifi router IP cameras require a local network and then you would connect to local network with your app What type of site .... How big ... How many cameras

Your best option is to CONTACT another company If yaan.com don't pick up phones or email ... That should tell you it's another bad China company

Why would you think going dvr will upset your network ?. All you are doing is replacing USB capture for a dvr with monitor No network involvement

Hi. Are all your cameras the same type ? Your unit is a hybrid so will run standard and cvi. If you have a mix then they will not work if the input is not set to the camera format

No it can't ..... And 100% it needs a reflash With you already taking it back to test screen .... It has nothing recoverable.

Hi once you get the test colour screen was the time it gave up. You Will not find anything on dvr to allow you to restart. You will need the software reloaded but it is not worth it and no longer supported. We're are you located ?

USB capture .... Are not DVRs CIF is also old But you seem to have gone off your own topic If you want better options like motion and apps ... Then you need to change to a dvr it is your best option

Hi none of above makes sence You don't have a dvr ..... And no you will not get bottleneck from tvi or cvi if you used cvi or tvi dvr If your using lots of cable runs cat5 will run multiple cameras..... Analog cvi tvi

You can change lens cover Do you have one there

Hi. Yes they are very good sensors we use them all the time 9v battery keeps them going for well over a year You also need the controller which you buy with the amount of zones you need Got one controller for the 3 sensors. Downsides are the limited angel they can cover (only 75°) and they don't really have pet immunity besides a flat beam at 1 metre 50 height. Optex wireless was a tad too expensive unfortunately as they fix both issues. Hi lens pack is $5 .... Also pet ..... Turn lens upside down

Did you run the software I sent ?

Hi. Yes they are very good sensors we use them all the time 9v battery keeps them going for well over a year You also need the controller which you buy with the amount of zones you need

Sure, avoid this product though. I think the new revision has vent holes now. I wish I could find an HD version of this unit! Hi. It's been years since someone posted one of those on here. You just need to buy a 4 way dvr for your needs and get your motion and alarm and remote view

Ok iPhone I'll send to your pm. Use it to check your network and it will also open your TP plugs

Hi. Do you have a iPad .?