Multi Guard 2. As above but supporting 2 surveillance ports. Virtual Guard. Colour-Quad Processor with real-time display. X Guard 4. Digital recording and remote surveillance package. X Guard 4 BNC. As above but 4 BNC video input connector. X Guard 9. As above with 9 video inputs. X Guard As above with 16 video inputs. With 4 Camera ports. Complete with one camera and USB 2. AV Wireless. Pocket size 4 selectable channel transmitter and receiver. Sequential function every seconds selectable, low power consumption.
Video Wireless Transmitters and Receivers. Dipole antenna and built in microphone for optimal reception, low power consumption. Wireless CCD transmitter and Receiver. It delivers clear CCD images and audio up to m in open area. Bundled with Grand Walkguard surveillance software. Range of up to m! IP Camera I. Internet Camera with built in web server and infra-red LEDs for night vision.
IP Camera II. IP camera and webcamera, 15 frames per second fps and infra-red LEDs for night vision. With MPEG4 remote surveillance software. IP camera and webcamera, 20 frames per second fps and infra-red LEDs for night vision.
IP camera, webcamera and wireless network Wifi Grand Wi-Fi Camera Pro. Eyez to Go. Grand Outdoor Camera. With water resistant housing. Suitable for outdoor use. Pan and Tilt camera with 15x digital zoom 2. With low lux light sensitivity 3. Built-in Microphone 4. Video recording on Web Browser 5. Motion Detection with alarm trigger and E-mail 6. Wireless If your video card has multiple video outputs, you could send one to your monitor and the other to the bas unit, which would solve that particular problem.
Plugging the composite cable from our TV directly into the base unit produced a better picture than the wireless signal. We were able to improve the wireless signal by moving the base unit and the receiver and by switching between the four transmission channels, controlled by tiny dip switches on both units. Video quality was essentially the same when the base unit and the wireless receiver were placed 2 feet apart or 30 feet apart, but when we moved the base unit to a PC several rooms away, the signal was overpowered by static.
A menu button on the base unit lets you scroll through brightness, contrast, and other settings, but the actual effect on the image quality was nearly imperceptible. In contrast, audio quality was good throughout, even as the video quality waxed and waned.
Technically, the GrandTec Ultimate Wireless performed largely as advertised, but the signal quality is mediocre at best, and the video output limitations mean that only a very small subset of users with very specific needs will find this product useful. Dan Ackerman. The Good Quick and easy way to send video and audio signal wirelessly; includes cables. Poor image quality; only composite video available wirelessly. The GrandTec Ultimate Wireless offers some potentially useful video-conversion ports in its base unit, but the wireless output is composite video only, which greatly limits its appeal.
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