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home WiFi bandwidth, and causing lot of traffic within the home network (router).
Crystal Vision Wireless security system:
The Crystal Vision system has built-in standalone WiFi router. This will allow the cameras to connect
directly to the NVR system without going through the home router. In result Crystal Vision system
provide faster & stable connection to the cameras and does not eat up your home WiFi bandwidth.
No, the cameras are pre-sync with the NVR system and it will connect automatically. You just need to
power on each cameras and NVR to view the cameras.
Do I need to connect the cameras to the router to set up WiFi?
No, the NVR system needs to be connected to the router using an Ethernet (LAN) cable. The built-in
router is just for the connection between the NVR system to the cameras.
Can I connect the NVR system to the internet using WiFi (wireless) connection?
In case you have issue with the camera defective issue, or lose the connection of a camera on your
system, you can follow below steps to reconnect the camera back into you system.
1. Take the new camera next to the NVR.
2. Connect the camera to power via power adapter.
3. Use the network cable to connect camera to the NVR’s LAN port.
4. Right click mouse in your system to bring up the main menu and go to: “Video Manage”.
5. Before you can reconnect the camera please remove the not working camera from the bottom chart
by selecting the camera and clicking the “delete”.
6. From “Video Manage” click “refresh” to load up the camera information.
7. Once the camera information is shown on the top chart click on “Match Code” to sync the new
camera to the system.
8. When it is done the camera listed will move to bottom chart indicating the camera has been added
to the system.
How do I replace with new Crystal Vision camera?
The average lifespan of a hard drive is three to five years. However, this number is not absolute
because several things affect a hard drive's life span and performance. (please remember security
systems are runs 24 hrs).
The average lifespan of a hard drive: