High resolution might cause Wi-Fi connection unstable
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High resolution might cause Wi-Fi connection unstable
We installed following system for our client.
- 1 EAP610 (internal use)
- 2 EAP610-Outdoor
- 5 VIGI C340-W (outdoor use)
- 1 VIGI NVR1008H-8MP
When we added a C340-W from 4 to 5, NVR1008H could not adopt new one.
The new camera was shown on list but when we tried to adopt, NVR1008H said the camera not found.
We reset NVR1008H and tried to adopt all of cameras, then none of them couldn't be adopted.
Finally we changed camera resolutions to lower, NVR1008H could adopt them.
We are wondering high resolution cause Wi-Fi connection unstable or camera unstable ?
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Re:High resolution might cause Wi-Fi connection unstable-Solution
Hi @kaizudenki
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Are you viewing them all live? With high res?
Viewing capacity of the NVR.
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Re:High resolution might cause Wi-Fi connection unstable-Solution
Hi @kaizudenki
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
Are you viewing them all live? With high res?
Viewing capacity of the NVR.
Best Regards!
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● Be kind and nice.
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