“What is the Ethernet cable for? Is this truly a wireless system?”

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• The cameras are 100% wireless.. You would need to plug the base station into your router or extender with the use of the Ethernet cable.

  Answered by safegistics 10 years ago

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• the cameras come with a base station. that has to be connected to your internet router. the cameras are wireless.

  Answered by lindadeeza 10 years ago

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• Ethernet cable is for the base you have to connect it to a router. Cameras are truly wireless battery operated.

  Answered by Bfunk98 10 years ago

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• It's for original set up of system. And yes, it is truly wireless.

  Answered by Jay65 10 years ago

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• It's to connect the base (wireless router) to your local area network.

  Answered by Anne 10 years ago

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• I suppose you are to connect the Ethernet cable to your internet router and then to your net gear. Basically, you are telling the netgear router it is now taking on the properties, behavior of the Internet. You will also do the same with the cameras. The netgear router now thinks it's the Internet and recognizes the IP address of the camera and the two now communicate. Just remember to put a strong password on the netgear router. I'm not positive that this is how this particular group works, but I have done this before that required a windows xp. Work like a charm.

  Answered by Pooter 10 years ago

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