anjiaminson

Friend, those brand you post, are China brand products... In my opinion, there is no different from China brand models or abroad models. Now the most importance is, which one is the best for you. 1. your wifi signal is very well outside, that means, wifi camera could work very well there. 2. motion detected, I think now most of the wifi camera would have this function, it would be easy to match your require. 3. outdoor use, you need weather proof. hot,rain,snow and other which would affect the eyesight, you need to consider the resolution and definition. Any further help you need, could directly contact me: sales2@anjiacctv.com Hope it would help you, thanks Wish you a nice day Minson from Shenzhen Anjia CCTV

Guys, I know your feeling. I could tell you, this is dome camera, you could find similar model in Amazon or other online shops. It would work normally only when it connect with electricity, have you get my point? I hope, when you need, turn off the electricity button for only a while when you need to weird. If you arenot in the bedroom or go out, hope you could turn on and let it work as usual. From your parents, they are in a good start. You need to understand them. If when there is any rob, force or other unwilling thing happened suddenly, how could they get the first protection? Do you think so? Have a nice day Minson From Shenzhen Anjia CCTV

Friend, My suggestion is, in the first time, you could use your mobile phone hot spot, connecting the internet for your camera and finishing setting. Then though you shut down the hot spot, the camera also would work. The most importance is, your camera need to have something to storage the video. Like TF card/MSD card. Hope it would help you, Thanks Shenzhen Anjia CCTV Minson

Hi Friend, I think you have bought bullet camera or similar model, not wifi p2p camera. Because, if wifi p2p camera, you don't need to set any IP address for it, it would automatic gain the IP. Now you are using the cable line to connect the cameras right? I think you could check whether the IP you set for the camera is the same as it shown in your router and NVR. And the DHCP and DNS. If those are the same of your first camera, then your router would only accept one camera to connect the Ethernet. Then you need to alter it. Hope this could help you. If not, you could try another new camera. If you meet the same problem, it must be the problem of your router. It have limited the new IP using. Thanks Best Regard, Minson