What is a wireless camera?
A wireless camera is a type of video camera that does not require the use of cables or external wires for connection to related equipment. Wireless cameras offer convenience when the placement of such cables would be difficult or even impossible. Some wireless cameras use batteries, making them totally independent of power outlets as well. Furthermore, they are portable and can be moved from location to location quite easily. Wireless cameras function similarly to other types of wireless devices. The exception to the similarity, however, is that they send radio signals that are decoded into video data. Wireless cameras are often used for surveillance, though some people purchase them just for fun. Some wireless cameras are compatible with personal computers (PCs) and are used to serve data streams to computer applications or the Internet. A wireless camera may be a good choice for video surveillance. This type of camera can be used for both home and business, providing good surveillanc
A wireless camera consists of a camera with a transmitter attached to it and a receiver which connects to a VCR or a TV. • What is “Plug and Play”? Plug and Play is the easy way to install your wireless surveillance camera system. Just connect the power supply (either AC for wall power or the battery pack) to your camera. Place the object containing the camera to show what you want to review. Connect the receiver to your TV or VCR using the red and yellow RCA cable from the receiver. You are now set up. • What is a Transmitter? A transmitter is a device that converts video signals into radio frequency signals and transmits them as radio waves. • What is a Receiver? A receiver is an electronic device that receives radio signals from a transmitter and decodes the signal for use as pictures on your VCR or TV. • What is “Lux”? Lux is a method of measuring a camera’s sensitivity to light, i.e. it is the amount of light the camera needs to provide an image. The lower the number, the less lig
