| Want to add security cameras to your
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| | multiple video cameras to a TCP/IP
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| existing home network? It's really quite
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| | Transmitter, you'll have access to the
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| simple using current technologies. You
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| | goings on at your home or business from
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| can easily get a starter system going
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| | any Internet-connected PC. Look for
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| that will fully integrate with your home
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| | models that include software which most
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| networking system that you can access
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| | do. They can support a combination of
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| anywhere in the world via the internet.
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| | wired or wireless cameras as well as PTZ
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| The first decision to make is whether to
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| | (pan, tilt, zoom). PTZ cameras allow you
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| build your system using wired or wireless
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| | to do just that, manipulate the camera
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| cameras. Wired cameras tend to cost less,
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| | position ans zoom via controls on your
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| and have the advantage of being powered
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| | web brower.
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| by their cables. Wireless cameras
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| | This type of configuration will work for
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| operating at the 2.4GHz range can more
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| | indoor or outdoor cameras. If building a
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| easily be placed in any location. You
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| | security system that will monitor the
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| then have the option to connect the
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| | perimeter of your property, or is
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| remore camera to a nearby electrical
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| | external to your home, then go for the
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| electrical outlet, or use batteries.
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| | wireless cameras so cabling is simpler.
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| You may also want to integrate your
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| | Optionally for external wireless cameras
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| cameras via one device to manage them.
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| | are small transmitter and receiver
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| Otherwise you will have to go to either a
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| | devices that can transform any wired
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| seperate IP address in your home network
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| | camera into a wireless one.
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| for each camera, and if you need to
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| | To summarize: start with your existing
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| connect to your home system to monitor it
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| | cameras to leverage your current
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| remotely, then you will need to be able
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| | investment, or start small with
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| to also obtain a virtual private network
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| | purchasing one or two higher quality
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| connection. This can be a real hassle so
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| | wireless cameras. Then decide on a
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| I recommend getting a device that can
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| | transmitter/receiver centralized unit,
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| control all your cameras and also act as
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| | this can easily be plugged into your
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| a single point of access your remote
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| | existing wired or wireless router. Use
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| monitoring.
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| | the uplink port on your existing router
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| Look for products like TCP/IP transmitter
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| | if all your connections are being used.
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| and receivers. This simplifies
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| | The advantages to be gained by this
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| maintaining multiple cameras to keep an
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| | configuration are many. You can monitor
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| eye on your home or business. It is a
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| | your own home or business without paying
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| smart and easy way to increase security
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| | monthly fees. So for not much more than
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| without installing an expensive alarm
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| | you have already invested in your home
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| system. Monitoring the surveillance feed
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| | networking, you can add piece of mind as
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| isn't difficult, even if you're not right
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| | well.
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| there on the premises. By connecting
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