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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => IP Cameras => DCS-932L => Topic started by: mrsr71 on May 23, 2011, 08:11:01 AM
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I have (1) DCS-930L, (1) DCS-932L, and two (2) Dell laptops wirelessly accessing my Linksys N router at the same time.
It seems when the cameras are plugged-in, that the router "slows down" to the point that I either lose, or can't get connected with the laptops >:(
Question: Is this normal and shouldn't the router be able to handle this "traffic" ???
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You can try throttling down the video size, image quality, and FPS to balance things out.
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Another point. . . Unless you are using a dual-band router, if there is at least one non-N device actively connected to your wireless network, all "N" devices will throttle down to the speed of the slowest wireless device.
For example, if you have a wireless "G" device connected to your network, while your laptop and cameras are "N", all devices will connect at "G". The easiest way to check this is to access your router web interface and see what band the router is currently using (should say "N").
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You can try throttling down the video size, image quality, and FPS to balance things out.
That worked - thanks... ;D