Got a couple of questions, related to CCTV.
1. A few years ago, I seen a system called MotoMesh for carrying data and video from one point to another. I've looked recently and can't find the system I first seen. The web gives me MotoMesh, but it's not what I seen.
What I seen was little black boxes, you could hang the boxes all over the place, and as long as at least two were line of sight, you could have info go from one to another to another. Each box had an address.
I want to feed CCTV video (no audio needed) in one end, have the info daisy chain, and come out another box, several hops down the way. The devices I seen had a 200 mS delay per hop (no big deal to me).
Like I've said, I'be been searching for these, and what I'm getting for "MotoMesh" now isn't the same animal.
2. And this is what I want to do, run video wireless from point A to point B. I don't want to use directional antennas. I want to basically do what I described in the previous paragraph. Just have my data daisy chain thru multiple points to get from here to there. If I got a weak spot between the two points, hang more boxes.
I'd love to have something that basically works just the way I described in the second paragraph.
I'm even open to doing this over RF radios if someone knows a way. I seen a demonstation on YouTube of someone doing this with MotoTrbo radios. I'll put video on UHF radios if I know how. One of the ways I currently move video is over twisted pair wires which is good up to 8000'. I come out of the camera on coax, into a twisted pair transmitter with a BNc connector on it, and out the other end into a twisted pair reciever with a BNC receptacle on it. What I use for that is NVT NV652R video recievers and NVT NV-653-T transmitters. But I don't feel like running a bunch of cable again. Too many man hours for one thing, and it's just not expandable.
I really would like to just do what I said in the second paragraph. Have a way to just hang a bunch of the MotoMesh boxes I seen a couple years ago. Give each one of them an address. And every box may have an input, may have an output, or just pass things along.
Thanks for any help.
1. A few years ago, I seen a system called MotoMesh for carrying data and video from one point to another. I've looked recently and can't find the system I first seen. The web gives me MotoMesh, but it's not what I seen.
What I seen was little black boxes, you could hang the boxes all over the place, and as long as at least two were line of sight, you could have info go from one to another to another. Each box had an address.
I want to feed CCTV video (no audio needed) in one end, have the info daisy chain, and come out another box, several hops down the way. The devices I seen had a 200 mS delay per hop (no big deal to me).
Like I've said, I'be been searching for these, and what I'm getting for "MotoMesh" now isn't the same animal.
2. And this is what I want to do, run video wireless from point A to point B. I don't want to use directional antennas. I want to basically do what I described in the previous paragraph. Just have my data daisy chain thru multiple points to get from here to there. If I got a weak spot between the two points, hang more boxes.
I'd love to have something that basically works just the way I described in the second paragraph.
I'm even open to doing this over RF radios if someone knows a way. I seen a demonstation on YouTube of someone doing this with MotoTrbo radios. I'll put video on UHF radios if I know how. One of the ways I currently move video is over twisted pair wires which is good up to 8000'. I come out of the camera on coax, into a twisted pair transmitter with a BNc connector on it, and out the other end into a twisted pair reciever with a BNC receptacle on it. What I use for that is NVT NV652R video recievers and NVT NV-653-T transmitters. But I don't feel like running a bunch of cable again. Too many man hours for one thing, and it's just not expandable.
I really would like to just do what I said in the second paragraph. Have a way to just hang a bunch of the MotoMesh boxes I seen a couple years ago. Give each one of them an address. And every box may have an input, may have an output, or just pass things along.
Thanks for any help.
