This was EXACTLY what I was looking for!!!! Thank you so much! Very well done too😁

This video helped me out a bunch. Thanks

Great job bud!

Thanks great video

Great Video!

@carsonmtech

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Hey Carson, Great video and thank you for making it. I have question if you can set up the Ubiquiti PTP Wireless antennas in the field as I already installed them before I actually set them up in the office. My guess is I will have to use a laptop in the field at the other end. let me know if you can give more specific information how to set it up. Thank you. Martin

Tnhk man for info

I watched the video and I pretty much follow. I put four cameras on the exterior of the garage and run them to a p o e switch that has enough spaces for the camera wires to go into it plus my extra wire that's running underground going into the house. That one single underground wire will run to the NVR along with the four other wires from the four cameras that are attached to the house making a total of 8 cameras at 4K with one p o e switch in the garage and one underground wire

DUDE I need this for my farm

Man although I didn't grasp a few key points(you were moving a little bit faster than my brain works) & will have to rewatch at least once more(most likely several times more) it's a super helpful video! A few questions off the top of my head are, did you name all of your old routers the same SSID(to keep you things uniform etc? Reolink do an RLN36 which needs 4 POE injectors/switches etc, so would they(the litespeed radios) work in between the NVR & Subscribers I think you called them? Maybe it's going to be easier to have multiple systems?

Thank you. This is what I'm looking for. I am in Alaska, how did the radio connection work with Rain or Snow? Appreciate this!

Well done video. I wonder why the radio in the 2nd building requires a POE injector when you have it connected to a POE+ switch? Power budget?

Badass

Can you please do a video for indoor wired cameras? I saw your previous videos but when you showed how to mount them inside you never actually showed how you wired them through the wall.

do you have bit-rate on the cameras set to variable? if so likely that's why it isn't a consistent speed. probably better as when less motion is goin on its less likely to push a lot of bandwidth. im curious if you put them on CBR continuous bit-rate i wonder if that data link bandwidth would be like a more steady ~50mbps.. hope that makes sense

Nice Video, my nvr is on my home network, and I'm trying to connect one of the poe cameras in a remote building via a wifi bridge to my home wifi. I was able to get it to connect but it was so slow, it only would show a frame at a time, about every minute. Any thoughts on the slowness? I'm testing this all in house so the signal level is great. I'm just using a TP-Link unit configured as a wifi bridge to plug the remote camera into, and it connects to the home ISP modem wifi which my nvr is on.

How do u use the secondary port of these nanobeams for a camera?

How did you connect the switch to the DVR? Just a single cat5 cable?

Do you have a link to the PoE injector? or is any type okay?

Idk what to do with my Mavic mini I put Manuel on the transmission setting and then it reset my drone it disconnected it then I tried connecting it and it won’t connect anymore can you please help me

Hello, so if i have 40 cameras on the set up, ie 8 at the receivijg end (admin) where the NVR is , and others at the distant locations where am setting the point to point connections, Do i have to ensure the NVR has 40 channels? And can accommodate all of them? Or since they are wirelessly connected via p2p, then even if its say 16 channels it can handle them?

Will this work with 2 routers on a mesh network

What do you do when you have a small forest in between and can't afford to put up 100 foot towers?

What about the max distance between antennas? Do they have to face each other?

@timfoster5043

Жыл бұрын

Yes, they have to be pointed directly at each other with each unit (ideally) being aimed less than 3 degrees off axis. The closer you are, the more slop you can have. The radio has an Alignment feature that will refresh the signal strength every second or so and help you tweak the alignment. Real-world max distance is probably in the range of 10 miles. HOWEVER, this is only under ideal conditions with totally clear unobstructed line-of-sight, where each radio is mounted on a ~100' tower (or shooting across a valley). If you're shooting through dense trees, you won't even be able to get 500'. Real-world performance will vary depending on distance and line-of-sight, but the solution presented in this video will work for most applications. I've put up literally hundreds of such links.

what can you tell us about that battery backup you've got ? I want to seperate my nvr and cameras from my house's powergrid and try to have a battery/solar solution for the nvr ..

@carsonmtech

Жыл бұрын

It’s just an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) by APC! It’s linked in the description. Really anything that is a UPS should work to protect your power to your devices and provide additional power if electricity goes out for a short time

Both stations are connecting but camera status is remain inactive What to do?

Do you need to use the injecters if the NVR and switch have POE?

@timfoster5043

Жыл бұрын

The Ubiquit radios require 24v of PASSIVE POE. They are not compatible with your off-the-shelf 802.3af/at POE switches. The same is true of TPLink radios. In fact, I'm not aware of anyone who makes a low-cost radio bridge that runs on 802.3af/at POE. Not sure why. But if all else fails, you can plug in a $17 802.3af converter into your radio and then plug it into your POE switch.

Does the router need an ethernet connection providing internet? or is internet not even needed in this setup?

@carsonmtech

Жыл бұрын

Not needed! The router is only there to serve as a DHCP (IP Address) server, so that the security cameras can obtain an IP address that the NVR is able to add. Hope this helps :)!

I wanna say something random about the video so i’m here

@carsonmtech

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your random comment about the video

Is this set up vulnerable to deauthorizing? Or DOS?

@timfoster5043

Жыл бұрын

The Ubiquiti radios use a proprietary version of AC WiFi in order to connect. I've heard they're vulnerable to deauth attacks, but I don't know for sure. If you suspect a nefarious neighbor, if that person is determined, they can disrupt ANY wireless network they can see. The tools to do so are not expensive. But these kinds of people are not common. I would go out on a limb and say that the majority of people who think they're seeing deauth attacks are probably seeing interference or flaky equipment or a poorly managed network.

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Does it still work if i use a PTZ camera?

@shawnphillips1220

5 ай бұрын

Yes

im i the first one

@carsonmtech

Жыл бұрын

I think you may be haha, thanks for clicking and watchin the video!

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