Sony IP Camera has Wireless Capability

· By johnbeagle · Camera Types & Features

Updated May 18, 2018

All you need is Compact Flash and a laptop wireless lan card 802.11b or 802.11g, both will work fine.

This type of wireless configuration can save you time and money during installation. Great for small office with expensive inventory or office equipment.

There’s even an optional SNCA-AN1 External Antenna that enables transmission of the wireless 802.11 signal over a longer distance.

The Sony Network Camera supports the IEEE802.11b compliant SNCA-CFW1 Wireless LAN Card when used incombination with a Compact FlashTM Type PC card adaptor.

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