Computer Video Recording Unit with 4 Wireless Cameras

Great for "keeping an eye on things" while you are away, these 4 tiny color wireless security cameras transmit video to 1 USB receiver. Video can then be recorded on your PC via motion activation, scheduled, or continuous recording. Included remote viewing software allows for viewing all 4 cameras simultaneously from any PC with an Internet connection. This unique product combines four 2.4GHz receivers with a quad processor all in one unit!

You can view the images from multiple (4 maximum) 2.4GHz cameras on a single TV/PC simultaneously in four way split screen mode. The unit also allows you to jump to full screen mode on any one channel or, alternatively, you can have it switching automatically from camera to camera and into Quad screen at intervals set by you.

The Quad Receiver also has a standard 2.4GHz SMA antenna fitting so you can increase wireless range by adding a higher gain antenna.

Features:

-Wireless Receiving 4-Channel Multiplexer,4 camera receiving by switch in quad image in one screen -Time and date display and location setup -Camera name setup -Auto sequence -Camera picture quality setup -Monitoring 4x electronic zoom function Specifications: -System: NTSC -Receiving Frequency: CHl:2414MHz,CH2:2432MHz CH3:2450MHz,CH4:2468MHz -Power Supply: 12V 1.2A -Current Consumption: 700mA -Receiving Sensitivity: -88dBm -Antenna Input Impedance: 75 ohm -Video Output Level: lVp-p -Audio Output Level: lVp-p -Image Resolution : 720X76(PAL) 720X80(NTSC) -Image Refresh Rate: 60Hz/second(NTSC)50Hz/second(PAL) -Video Output Type Single picture, two picture, PIP,POP or four picture can be displayed and switched automatically -Ambient Temperature -30 ~ +60 degree Packing list:  (4) Wireless Color Pinhole Lens Cameras (4) AC Adapters for Cameras      Remote View Software 4-Channel Multiplexer Power supply A/V output line English Manual Remote controller 2.4GHz antenna  Instructions

*As always, wireless ranges can and do vary greatly depending on site conditions, obstructions and other wireless equipment running on location. The more wireless signals in any one location, the more chance of interference or transmission range problems.