NVR and Router Multiplexer and Splitter

[don_b 0]

I moved into a new home and the home has Cat5e cabling done from my On-Q box in my master closet to all rooms in my home.

 

next to my On-Q box, I have a Frontier / verizon FIOS wireless router that gets internet from a ONT device that frontier installed in my garage.

 

I recently purchased a Q-See 4channel NVR + 4 security camera system from Costco and I am waiting for it to Arrive.

 

what I was thinking to do is instead of using the supplied 100ft cables, I make use of the existing cabling done by my builder in home.

 

So , lets say I install a camera next to my front door, I route the cat5 cable from my camera to the nearest bedroom that has a female jack and make use of the cat5e cable that runs from that bedroom to the on-q box . from on the on-q box, I connect the cable to the NVR.

 

However, I would like to know if there exists multiplexer-demultiplexer devices?? that I could use to multiplex/demux the cat5e cable (non-PoE) signals coming out of the router port and the signals coming from the NVR (PoE) and a similar setup at the camera end where I could use a mux/demux.

 

 

I have a schematic of what I intend to achieve.

If someone could tell me if this is all possible, that would be great.

[don_b 0]

I am going to try with the following setup and will let you guys know if this works.

 

I have ordered http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003C2QS90/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00

 

i will put a pair of this ( 1 on the wall plate in my bedroom and 1 next to the on-q box) .

 

it seems like it will work because, 1 ethernet connection uses only 2 pairs . Also, I researched PoE and that too uses only 2 pairs in which the power is transmitted over the data lines (MODE A - PoE). If the Q-see box is power over the Ports in Mode A, this setup might just work..

 

will keep you posted.

 

thanks

[tomcctv 190]

hi. noit will not work with the amazon part.

 

 

can you tell us what system you have you call it a q-see dvr and the NVR.

 

we need to know if your analog or ip.

[don_b 0]

why do you think it will not work?

 

it is a Q-see NVR and is IP based. the cameras are PoE powered.