“Couldn't you plug in a DLink DWA-130C or a Netgear WNA-3100 to the USB port on the back of the NVA to make it WiFi??? Or a 3 port hub into that socket so you could still plug in a flash drive or an external hard drive as well? One less wire to run!”
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To 'Anonymous'... Yes, I meant the DVR, but your one word answer really didn't help..... The only thing that the directions for the Netgear N300 WiFi USB Adapter tells you is to plug it into a USB port and the software will show you a list of the available wireless networks in the area, then you join it and press the WPS button on the adapter and within 2 minutes you press the WPS button on your wireless router. Then they SYNC. So, is there a reason it won't work with the DVR??? Could you please explain a little further? Is it because this system is Analog and not Digital??? If the signal is passed to the router by a CAT 5 or CAT 6 cable, it is undoubtedly able to be sent wirelessly...right?? I realize that the signal from the camera can't be sent wireless to the DVR, But I can't see why it can't be from the DVR to the Wireless Router. I'm assuming that you install these systems, but want to remain anonymous, am I correct?
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.What is a NVA? If you mean DVR then no.
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