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Question: These state they are outdoor cameras, I assume the work indoors as well?  Does the included monitor need to be mounted in order to view remotely over internet?  Does this work with Vista and Win 7 32bit?  The cameras are wireless - the only plug needed for them is the power?  I want to use this to monitor a business from home
Document: Even with some negative reviews, I decided to order this system since it was wireless and came with a monitor. Initial set up was easy and seemed to work great. I could see the cameras on my iPhone and iPad but never was able to view the camera images on the PC. Come to find out, their software download (required for viewing) only works with 32 bit systems and mine is 64 bit. Oh well, I didn't care since I could see in on my portable electronics.
This keeps "blocking" of the video to a minimum. The audio quality is not very sensitive, and is not one of the system's better attributes.All in all, for its price range, the Guardian G755 is fine for indoor and outdoor use at home and for general business security, but if you need camera resolution to see fine details in the video images and higher frame rates, look elsewhere, but expect to spend much more, and you will likely need a wired system, not wireless.
You need to plan to have the cradle/dock attached to AC power in a central/primary location in your home or business.Range: The system claims an operating range of up to 500 feet (152 meters) in open/line-of-sight situations but depending upon building/wall construction ranges can be as short as 50 to 200 feet. The cameras conveniently have industry-standard SMA RF connectors and you may want to get better rated (dBi) directional antennas (e.g.
Everything works great except signal strength. Product claims that receiver should work up to 500 feet. It only worked up 30 feet!!! The fine print details the line of site is required for 500 feet which is ridiculous since the cameras are for outdoor use and I want to monitor them from inside my house. I returned the product.
Yes. What other system is available wireless with OK video quality and outdoor rated, at this price? That was my main reason for selecting this system. I didn't want to run wires and I needed the cameras to be outdoor rated and not spend a boat load of money. Set up was easy and inside of 10 minutes had the system running and recording. Access on my iPhone would be nice but that was not high in my priorities.Another thing. I bought the system from Sams Club.
There is no audio with the computer program or the mobile apps.If you only want to monitor the video at home on a local network (intranet), then make sure you shut off Internet transmission. Also, if you turn on the power saver setting, the Base station LCD will shut off after 2 minutes of not being used, but will automatically turn on for 2 minutes if the system is recording from motion detection.I have also installed the app for my iPad, and it works perfectly.
I found the The Guardian G755 Advanced Wireless 7-Inch Screen Video Surveillance System with 2 Outdoor Cameras features a 7-Inch color touch screen display at Sam's Club in Albuquerque for $349.99. I'm not sure if it is available at Sam's Club online website for this price also. I know the Uniden Guardian cameras for both the G755 and the G455 are also available in White, I just wish you had the option to choose which color you want with each G755 or G455 packet.
Worked fine with smart phone. However, could never get it to work by viewing with pc on the internet.Customer service email went unanswered for 3 days and response was to call customer service.You need to download a plug in to use it with Internet Explorer. It will not work with any browser but IE8 or later. So if you use Firefox or Opera, you're out of luck.
I was using Windows 8.1 though.6. Video is recorded in clips of MP4 videos on an SD card and have no option to view remotely or system does not overwrite the old ones if it is full.7. Do not sound alarm when motion is detected so Uniden expects us to sit in front of the monitor and watch it all day maybe night too.... ridiculous.
There was no need for the long power extension cables that came with the cameras, I plugged the cameras into nearby outlets which i previously installed plug in surge protectors. The cameras cover a large area and the resolution is very good.
Answer: Hi.  Bought one a few weeks ago, here is what I learned.  Yes, the monitor needs to be mounted in the base and hooked with network cable into your router (A short cable was included).  guessing it will work with Vista, and Win 7 32 bit appears the better choice to capture photo or video.  Other comments on this site look like 64 bit does not record.  I have experinced that.  I did get the ipod app to work but not the ipad.Yes, needs to be plugged in only for power.  Wireless worked fine for me.  They can work indoors.  The 500 foot is line of sight.  If you have walls, etc, it will reduce the distance. The Uniden web site to view video has been down a couple of time when trying to access.  The ipod app still worked when the PC site was down.  You will want to confrim, but I think PC mean IE Browser and a windows computer.  I have not spent much time with the record or email alerts so can't help you there.  Over all it isn't perfect but was easier than buying a web cam and trying to modify router settings.  Long term there is risk on how long Uniden will want to provide internet access as a free service.  Overall set up to monitor my remote site went well.  Hope that helps