jancoetzer96
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Hi everyone
I'm new to the forum. I have searched everywhere and still can't find a solution.
I ordered an 8 camera Wifi cctv system a while ago (it's a chinese one). The only branding I could find on it says it's a Sinye Tech Wifi CCTV camera system. On the cameras itself it only says Model 1009. So the 8 cameras connect directly to the NVR via wifi, and the NVR connects to my main network for remote viewing.
The problem I have is that the image stutters constantly because it has to pass through a couple of walls to get to the NVR, which is not ideal. I have also swapped out the small antennas on the cameras for bigger ones, but that made no difference. Someting that also happens, is that every once in a while, some of the cameras will suddenly go offline, stay like that for a while, then go back online again. Which is not ideal from a security standpoint.
All the cameras have an ethernet port as well, but when I plug the cameras directly into my router, it doesn't show up on my network at all. I have also tried multiple scanning tools and software to try and find it, but alas.
I figure that the only way to solve of my problem is to get a new, wired NVR, but I don't know if that is even an option because of it not showing up on my network.
The cameras are (apparently) ONVIF, but if I can't see it on my network, then I have my doubts.
I don't know a whole lot about CCTV systems, so I'm hoping that this community will be able to help me...
I have attached a couple of pictures which might be of some help.
Thanks for reading my essay
Jan
I'm new to the forum. I have searched everywhere and still can't find a solution.
I ordered an 8 camera Wifi cctv system a while ago (it's a chinese one). The only branding I could find on it says it's a Sinye Tech Wifi CCTV camera system. On the cameras itself it only says Model 1009. So the 8 cameras connect directly to the NVR via wifi, and the NVR connects to my main network for remote viewing.
The problem I have is that the image stutters constantly because it has to pass through a couple of walls to get to the NVR, which is not ideal. I have also swapped out the small antennas on the cameras for bigger ones, but that made no difference. Someting that also happens, is that every once in a while, some of the cameras will suddenly go offline, stay like that for a while, then go back online again. Which is not ideal from a security standpoint.
All the cameras have an ethernet port as well, but when I plug the cameras directly into my router, it doesn't show up on my network at all. I have also tried multiple scanning tools and software to try and find it, but alas.
I figure that the only way to solve of my problem is to get a new, wired NVR, but I don't know if that is even an option because of it not showing up on my network.
The cameras are (apparently) ONVIF, but if I can't see it on my network, then I have my doubts.
I don't know a whole lot about CCTV systems, so I'm hoping that this community will be able to help me...
I have attached a couple of pictures which might be of some help.
Thanks for reading my essay
Jan
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