WIFI IP CAMERA

Can your wi-fi cameras record?

Yes, The surveillance software included in the system will allow you to record. Our wifi system allow you to install and record from the PC that is connected to the same local network and also from a remote location.

Can your wi-fi cameras handle multiple units over single IP?

Yes, our wifi camera has it own server and automatic IP pointing. Included software allows up to 16 camera management (record, view, setup etc...).

Can your wifi made in other covert housing?

Yes, we are currently working on more of them. We have black box wi-fi system as wells built-in to various covert housings.

Does your wi-fi camera support WEP 64 or 128 bit encryption?

Yes, WEP 64/128 bit, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK are supported.

How do you connect a wi-fi camera?

Our wifi cameras at: http://www.spycameras.com/wireless,wifi-ip-camera.html send digital wireless video to a wireless router so all you need is a wireless router. You can also connect with a network cable. Once the set up is done, you can watch the camera from anywhere via web. Our wi-fi system allow you to install and record from the PC that is connected to the same local network and also from a remote location.

Are your wi-fi security cameras compatible with mac?

Sorry, all wi-fi security cameras are not compatible with mac, Windows based only.

Can your wi-fi cameras be battery powered?

No, must be plugged in with included 5V DC power adapter. If you have to battery power it, you have to have a steady regulated 5V source and a shut off switch when the voltage drops to 4.5V DC, If underpowered for a period time, it will damage the camera.

What is the range of your wi-fi camera?

The range depends more on the router and it's access points. In other words, if you can connect wi-fi with your laptop at the location where you wish to locate the camera, it'll work.

What are the basic steps for connecting wifi cameras to my wireless router?

Install the software. You will need to connect the camera via network cable first. Using 'IP camera tool' let it detect the available camera(s) and when the camera's IP address appear, double click on it. Main software will open up with video (default user name: admin, PW: (blank)). On the menu, select the network then wireless option, check the 'wireless' option on & indicate your SSID: your router name. Let it reboot and disconnect the camera from the network cable. Turn the power off and on and let the 'IP camera tool' detect the camera wirelessly (may take up to 1 min). From here on, since the camera has learned to send video wirelessly only to your router, you can move around the camera within your house safely and without resetting the camera.

Does your wireless wifi covert camera has its own self contained software?

Our Wi-Fi cameras have built in software allowing you to configure it as a web-server without the need for a PC. Only a router and internet connection are required, It can be viewed from any computer.

After initial set-up, after the camera is working, do I still need to have a PC on the same network to manage the camera?

Initially you do. However you wouldn't need to keep the PC on the same network after it's configured and running. All that's required is the network connection and router.

Can your pinhole wifi cameras fitted with a different camera? For example a super low light B/W CCD camera?

Sorry, since it is a digital system, the server module only accepts it's own camera.

What is a wireless system?

Wireless system refers to a camera that can transmit video/audio signal to a receiver or to a wireless router without using any cable in between. There is no such thing as a wireless power, even a wireless cameras needs power either via plug-in or batteries.

Does your cameras work with different voltage for other countries?

Most of our camera come with a power adapter that can handle form 110V ~240V AC. In case of a direct AC plug-in camera such as clock radio camera We will include the 220V to 110V (60Hz) step-down converter. However, if your country uses 50Hz, the time on the clock, because it is digital, will not be correct (off about 20 min a day)