how to setup long distance wireless connections for CCTV video surveillance and data transmission.

How to setup wireless links or connections to transmit cctv camera videos or data from one point to the other.
This video teaches about the use of wireless bridges to setup wireless links or wireless point to point connection for the purpose of data or video transmission.
The equipment used in this video are Tenda CPEs.
These CPEs can be paired using automatic bridging method, to get two CPEs working as a pair to transmit data or video information over long distances.

[@VictorDiangouaya]

Nice video but it's incomplete because you need to show and explain how to setup the AP and the Station because we have young Technicians who just finish school and this kind of video will be a very help for them.

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Well noted

[@modoujammeh5196]

Thank you so much for your job

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

You are very welcome

[@iFlexxy]

Good day, thank you for putting out time to tutor us, we do appreciate it. Please i have a question for you. How do i connect multiple external microphone to my dahua DVR which have one input for audio source. I want to use cat 5 or 6 cable to connect all camera and mic into the DVR. I have three (3) cameras with built in mic and two external microphone. So how do i link all these mic into the one source audio input on the DVR. Eagerly to hear from you in anticipation. Thank you.

[@ernestotoo2]

Thank you very much sir

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Most welcome

[@richytechsolutions]

Thank so much

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

You are welcome

[@johntezmg8341]

You're the best

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

I give God thanks, who gives the wisdom

[@GhanaExpoTV]

you are more than Good

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

We thank God

[@gabrieladedayo9156]

Thanks for this video, it's so helpful. Please, how can I connect multiple bridges to one nvr?

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Its possible, i will try and explain in a tutorial. Stay tune for that video

[@harrythuo]

Thanks
Can you do a video about configuring the CPEs?

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Well noted

[@dhanipejaten1793]

Tq bro nice vid

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Thanks

[@NzelumChukwuebuka]

This is great video, this can replace OFC where there is no much building interference. Can this setup replace OFC in this scenario?

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Thanks for appreciating the Video.

[@tonny_n]

Congrats for your amazing contents..one thing i would like to ask though its out of the topic,IS ,can i use the same bridges demonstrated in this video to extend wireless internet connectivity from my router to connect 2 buildings that are 400m apart ?

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Yes, you can

[@hamissouyacoubaissihaka8907]

The installation wasn't verified

[@usmanbrah7175]

Good job.

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Many many thanks

[@usmanbrah7175]

How I wish I can come over for a physical training/couching.

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

@usmanbrah7175 You can come, I live in Accra Ghana. Are you resident in Ghana?

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Thank you

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Thanks very much

[@6downtown9]

Good video now make a video with multiple client cpe connected to access point(controller) where they use point to multipoint😅

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Well noted

[@asadtech1783]

Nice

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Thanks very much

[@perciusadlawan5853]

is it possible to install this vertically? instead of horizontal position. i was planning to install it in the elevator shaft. thanks

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

You can place it both ways, vertical or horizontal

[@deSpotLightTV]

Great work. But i need to ask, what if i'm setting up Wireless Cameras power via power adaptors? can i go through the same process?
I'd also want to ask something about Intercom. Is there a way i can use a switch in the setting up of Intercom??

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

1. Wireless bridges don't transmit power over Ethernet. You need a localised power for powering the cameras
2. No, you can't use a switch for Telephone intercoms, unless for Voice over IP (VoIP).
I hope to cover VoIP later.

[@deSpotLightTV]

@@Tech_Inside_OutQt1. I meant how do I extend the wireless range from the camera to the NVR? The type of camera I use have an NVR which is also wireless and has 1 WAN port. So I'm asking if i can implement the range (signal) extension with these Tenda CPEs

[@deSpotLightTV]

Typical example: 8 channel cameras, 4 installed in shop1 and 4 installed in shop2. the distance between these two shops is about 100meters. the NVR is stationed in shop1

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

@@deSpotLightTV For the camera range, you can't extend.

[@deSpotLightTV]

typical camera type is the Tenda Full Color Wireless Kit

[@NATPURECOMPUTING]

Does means that i will be using networks cable to connect camera in that distance of 10km

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

No, the 10 km is what would be covered using the wireless connection through the CPE or wireless bridge

[@hamissouyacoubaissihaka8907]

How can we connect these two bridges?

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

@hamissouyacoubaissihaka8907 I hope to do a comprehensive video on how to connect and push signal through the bridges

[@dattaprasadshelar9485]

how many camera's can connect trough p2p device?

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

It varies from one manufacturer to the other but it is done mostly through remote view sharing after linking the first mobile.

[@kofidenyo3434]

How can one configure these device

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Please watch the video, i showed the pairing

[@bicapptechnology]

Do you know any device or CPE that can carry 16 cameras within a km

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

As you rightly mentioned, a CPE can do that. You can place the cameras on a switch and fed into the CPE

[@bicapptechnology]

@@Tech_Inside_Out I’m have been using cpes but non is able to transmit up to 16 cameras

[@hamissouyacoubaissihaka8907]

This is great video, but the installation wasn't verified

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

Thanks for your observation, I will find time and do a simulation video on this .

[@sivanrajdhinesh]

Please Tell me the model number

[@Tech_Inside_Out]

I did this video for quite a long time now and i would have to go back and check from the shop for the details fir you

[@sivanrajdhinesh]

@@Tech_Inside_Out ok thanks 🙏🙏