Setup POE camera using ubiquiti wireless long range

How to setup POE camera over wireless long distance ?
So that you do not need to run a long network cable.
I'm setting up ubiquiti nanostation m5 for point to point Wifi or point to multi point Wifi.
This allows me to cover about 1 mile distance of sending the signal.
It's for outdoor and indoor use.
If you are using other nanostation model, the setup and process more or less the same.
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[@xplorertamil]

Well explained but you missed the router connection.. We put the access point cable into router and take a output from router to the NVR.. That only gives internet signal to the NVR and we can connect the remote cameras..

[@christopherormiston509]

Very informative, you've just educated a old skool cctv engineer and I have a much greater understanding of wireless links now ,kind regards from the UK.

[@nuttinbutmac]

This was explained perfectly. This is the exact setup I need to do. Thank you for this video and for breaking it down.

[@UbergeeksBiz]

You are welcome. Glad the video helped.

[@MohamedTarek-cw7dz]

Thank you for the nice explanation. I have the same in my work I use it to connected elevator camera it was work very well for 6 months after that something wrong happened cameras recording have a drop sometime for seconds sometime for minutes.

[@teddychisanga5980]

Wow thanks

[@juanruiz8728]

Thanks for all this information.!

[@jacobchristopherenriquez9932]

Thank for this clear step by step explanation. I already have the LocoM5 but would I would have not read the manual.

[@samstone5600]

Thank you for the fantastic guide. This really helped me.

[@sangrajawalisakti2206]

Great Explanation And Clear 👍

[@UbergeeksBiz]

You are welcome. Glad the video helped.

[@MotoM1234]

You did a great job explaining…. Can you have 2 stations with one AP?

[@bradywilliams2951]

You can, but you need to make you acquire units that are capable of point to multipoint, and then your only limitation is the 'beam width'. (Making sure the receiving units are in the path of the focused beam)

[@bothmahugo]

Can you please do a video on installing hikvision over a point to point network. Would really appreciate the help. good instruction video

[@reddycraju]

Great explanation, thank you sir

[@seohrf]

best video and best teacher

[@gindia7826]

Great video. Just one question of you can help? Everything is set up as you explain in your video but when adding the camera on the NVR it asks for a ip address. Where can I find this? Thank you

[@kaylinpather8307]

Perfect Explanation!

[@devonestprix5109]

best video ive seen

[@robpetrucci3434]

Excellent video. Just did a test setup. Did not have to use a network switch as I had an external power 12volt supply for my camera. Just wanted to ask, can I connect my NVR directly to the ubiquiti and not use the injector?

[@jessiecacho]

Hi. How about if I don't have an ethernet port on my laptop. It is wi-fi connected to my gateway modem

[@rmd303]

The best video ever!

[@user-jl2cd6vq8x]

Hello i connected ip cameras via litebeam m5 , my problem is they come on and off again , what could be the problem

[@2ThineOwnSelf]

question: what's the minimum continuous bandwidth necessary for each 4K camera? in other words: each wireless model/family (2.4GHz, 5Ghz as shown, AC, and 60Ghz stuff, etc.) has different throughput speeds... and if we want to run for instance 8, or 12, or 16 cameras on one POE switch... we'd want to make sure the wireless throughput could handle all that data flow over the wireless link. thanks for the great video!

[@mskmsk7174]

Thank you very much!

[@ramjet4025]

Nice careful explanation.

[@UbergeeksBiz]

You are welcome. Glad the video helped.

[@takudzwaphineasmushangwe6942]

You the man

[@peterwilkie1]

HI, great video, a quick question, what is included in the box when you purchase the long range wireless kit ? thanks

[@peterwilkie1]

ahhh.. ignore that 🙂

[@muhamadjamil1434]

Great explanation

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stfleuresly]

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[@ericattoumbre9824]

Very good

[@ibrahimosman7165]

Really is amazing video and easy to understand thx

[@UbergeeksBiz]

You are welcome. Glad the video helped.

[@rlvdesenyomultiskills]

Can we direct the camera to LAN port of enjector without POE switch? Thank you.

[@akeemoneil5862]

This video was great but ome question the yellow cable coming from the ap which part on the nvr should it be connected to the original lan port or a regular port where the cameras plugged in

[@abdelazizmohie]

I added 2 camera through client mode access point but every time electricity cut off an ip conflict with nvr occur ,why?

[@dydygaming]

Did you set it to dhcp? It should be static ip in the setting

[@elviskion2350]

Excellent explaination

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Glad it was helpful!

[@losermons]

How about sharing internet and cameras same anetnna use?

[@UbergeeksBiz]

it will work

[@alihussein4040]

Thank you

[@victormarin1827]

Gracias ! So tanks

[@abbyjma7355]

nice lecture

[@wilburwang5877]

So, Gentleman, the NVR can be switched to another POE switch instead of NVR so at "A" can add more equipments in the network A+B?

[@a.j.mccartney1181]

Does the NVR have to be connected to your network in order the beam the signal?

[@anitaloor4391]

MUY BUENO HERMANO

[@TechJedi007]

How do I get a laptop to get an IP on a different vlan than the mgmt vlan ? I have it on another bridge, and want to use the LAN port on the injector on the station side..My AP side is on a switch I'm unable to get an IP.

[@ferdinandlobrin160]

Thanks very much, but what if there is no internet connection can the wireless cam in the b building still work?

[@Wise-Tech33]

Yes it will. If you do not have internet at all this will work locally. But building b will be connecting to building a via the antenna connection. Think of the antenna connection as an imaginary Ethernet cable. All you are doing is extending your internet from building a to building b. You could go as far as installing a PoE switch on building b and adding a wireless access point to give building b wifi internet access as well as hardwire devices.

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Yes. The camera is running via LAN. It will still work to capture video recording into your DVR / NVR box. However, you are not able to live view from outside your LAN

[@markgallagher6342]

great explanation

[@UbergeeksBiz]

You are welcome. Glad the video helped.

[@rmd303]

I don't want to use a NVR. I just want to create a LAN without internet access share video on a computer connected to this LAN. Can I connect a nootebok directly to "Hello" wireless network? Or i'll need to create a new one using a standard wireless router? If yes, can i connect this router directly on AP LAN port?

[@xeroxalgeria5294]

good job

[@UbergeeksBiz]

You are welcome. Glad the video helped.

[@playerboy77]

does the camera works

[@criztophertiu5826]

how manhy camera can I connect in the netgear switch?

[@UbergeeksBiz]

as many as your nvr can take in

[@bobhout63]

Question- I have mutiple buildings I will be mounting cameras on. Can you have more than 1 station transmitting to one access point?

[@UbergeeksBiz]

if they are pointing the same direction, yes.

[@ARROSDITO]

why dont u put them on static instead of DHCP?

[@UbergeeksBiz]

For the reason for all viewers. If I put static, viewers might put the same IP as mine which will then not working for them.

[@pnd4christ]

Great explanation, would this work on a different NVR brand like Lorex? Thank you in advance

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Yes it will

[@D-Allen]

Which point to point to use? 2.4GHz or 5GHz? Does it make a does it make a difference? My "B" building is 300 feet from the "A" building out in the country.

[@macformat]

5ghz is more suitable for more bandwith due to channel amplitude 20/40/80mhz but less range compared to lower freq, like 2.4 ghz band but more interference.

[@kinbg]

At 13:39 mins when you changed the IP on your laptop to static. Is that step needed? And do I have to copy that exact IP address you entered. Will it be the same for everyone. Thanks

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Yes, you PC needs static ip to configure. After configured, you can change back to automatic

[@wilburwang5877]

Do the 2 black ubiquiti injectos are accessories come with default?

[@gortizbaez]

So I will need just 1 pair of ubiquiti to connect A to B even if I have 3 cameras in Building B?????

[@DJOZMET]

You may con connect all the B camaras on the switch but all of them will be on the same channel on the camara device.

[@ashman7758]

tq admin

[@UbergeeksBiz]

You are welcome. Glad the video helped.

[@richeskanans8555]

The link to buy the ubiquiti wireless range pls

[@coffeemonterey1921]

how many 2mp ip camera can handle of 1 ubiquiti m5?

[@UbergeeksBiz]

I would think that does not matter. It can handle a lot of IP cameras

[@kman8600]

Will the B receiver be able to broadcast WiFi ?

[@UbergeeksBiz]

B station does not broadcast wifi. You need a router, connect to B station for broadcast wifi

[@F11Daniel]

Hi, is there a way to have like 5 cameras in B building? We need to put 5 pairs of ubiquity devices or we can do something like point to multipoint? Thanks

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Yes you can. Direct from B Building ubiquiti

[@jhuycanete3816]

Good day sir, this set is dhcp ip address? Thank you and please respect..

[@eugenecorrales9013]

Hi, does the PoE unmanaged switch is necessary or does it still works without it? Thanks

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Still work without it. But only for one camera.

[@rakeshmeshram6202]

nice info

[@UbergeeksBiz]

You are welcome. Glad the video helped.

[@bahai86]

Hi..do I need to use the injector, when I can use the poe instead? Isn't it the same?

[@dydygaming]

U still need to use the injector

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Still need injector

[@stevenirish6160]

Hi, can I have wireless internet for phone and laptop in garage with this?

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Yes. You need a router in Building B station

[@muleijoh6001]

from building B poe you can connect a router to broadcast wifi in building B

[@robbiewilliam7641]

Do you able to connect this to your nvr?

[@UbergeeksBiz]

yes, of course

[@jessiecacho]

How did you determine the Static IP address?

[@UbergeeksBiz]

You can use router to identify the Ubiquiti Mac address and static ip it. Or Ubiquiti network tab to set a static ip if you know your router LAN IP range.

[@cidade-b4372]

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