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Forums › New Zealand mobile and wireless › Wireless Video Doorphone 2.4Ghz.Can it be linked to wireless WiFi and viewed on Android Smartphone ?

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Topic # 71028 3-Nov-2010 20:28 Send private message

Please help.

Can you help me link a wireless video doorphone to a PC or Smartphone via wifi
The doorphone links to a receiver anyway and looking to improve use.

Cheers Con

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  Reply # 399819 3-Nov-2010 20:32 Send private message

I assume you mean you have a 2.4GHz wireless doorphone? Unless i's actually a WiFi camera there is no way to view it on a PC or phone.

The easiest option would be to buy a WiFi IP camera and use that. They just about all allow viewing on mobile phones these days.




*Need help configuring your Linksys ATA or IP Phones for New Zealand? Check my blog post

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  Reply # 399832 3-Nov-2010 20:47 Send private message

Yes you are correct 2.4Ghz woreless doorphone.
Its a CMOS camera ?

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  Reply # 399833 3-Nov-2010 20:49 Send private message

It can't be connected to a PC or phone because it's not an IP camera that doesn't use WiFi. 2.4GHz is only an ISM band frequency, it doesn't mean it's WiFi.






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  Reply # 400414 4-Nov-2010 23:07 Send private message

Thanks !

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