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Right ok yes I see what you're saying. I will have a play around with it later in the week. Thanks

Thanks David. Is the worst case scenario that it would add both the wireless and the wired together?

Hi David, Sorry for the delayed reply. I have managed to fix it by fluke. When I was re-adding the camera I noticed and unchecked 'don't show duplicate hardware' in the advanced settings and then I could see the camera twice. Then after a bit of trial and error unplugging the ethernet cable...

Hi Dan, I've found the IP addresses but when I put them into a browser there's no webpage for them. David, the router is a Sky Q Hub SR203UK. I've connected only one of the cameras to it via ethernet now. Removing or reconnecting them seems to make no difference to the NVR page, the only...

Hi David, Apologies, I had already plugged the cameras ethernet cable into the WiFi router not the DVR as I mistakenly wrote earlier. The DVR is in a tight spot to get a photo but here is the photo from the manual, which is identical to what I have: Following Dan's instructions, the main...

Hi David, I can easily plug it into the router instead of the NVR, is that what I should do? Thanks

Thanks both. David, the cameras do have RJ45 connectors that are always attached. (I don't know what you mean by always 'on'?) Dan, thanks. I'm happy to leave the power cables attached to the cameras as well as the ethernet cable (seeing as they are both already wired in) does this mean I...

Hi Folks, I'm looking for some advice on how to connect my cameras via ethernet cable instead of wirelessly. I have the Hiseeu WK-4HBC23-1T system but the manual doesn't make it very clear as to weather or not this is possible. It explains that you can add cameras to the system by briefly...