Need software for udw155

UNIDEN UDW155, read the amazon reviews, horrid.
did you just find this in a garage sale? (stories help)
i can pick up camera from android or laptop
my guess this line above means will my PC, can it see these
non IP web cams on wifi, answer NO it is not wifi. at all
it is old junk cameras with custom RF comms, like cheap baby monitors used, for years.
just have cam that it, all the other parts missing.
missing all this.
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/388622/Uniden-Udw10055.html



I see it's this low end older turn key CCTV like system?
wireless (RF) 8 years old it is.
3+ pieces new in a box, 2 cams and this dedicated screen box.
I uses a non standard wireless RF network. (not wifi)

the amazon reviews bleed bad. and justified.! all are this old junk.
I run 100% Amtech here, cameras and NVR server.

Please note you can't hardwire the cameras, they have to be paired to the monitor in order to work.

Unfortunately, that is not possible and we do not sell monitors separately. However, you may want to try amazon or Ebay to locate a new monitor.

Need more information to help you. System? Model number?

Not sure about software, but you can download the manual here -
http://www.uniden.com/content/ebiz/uniden/resources/ownersmanuals/UDWC25om.pdf

You need to review if your computers have all options of Flash software or some application directly of the manufacture that you download from web. Also What is your OS of each Computer.

free software download at www.uniden.com (see support link)

Go to uniden.com, click on support, click on Download, click on UDW10003 and download "GuardianRecorder.exe. This is the same software for UDW155.

I was having the same problem, and the answer is a little tricky, but should work fine. You need another computer running xp or vista. Go to the other computer, then install the software from the included disk. Download Drivermax (http://www.innovative-sol.com/drivermax/index.htm) and install it on the xp/vista computer. Then, plug the receiver unit into the xp/vista computer, and wait for the hardware to be installed. Once the receiver is installed (you can test this by running "Uniden Surveillance System" and turning on a camera), leave the receiver plugged in and run drivermax. Click on "Backup Drivers" under "Driver Backup and Restore". Click next, and wait for it to list all of your devices (this could take a while, depending on your devices). When they have all listed, scroll through the list until you see "Wireless Digital Camera" or similar. Check the checkbox next to that, and click next. Save the file on a usb drive and disconnect the receiver and the usb drive with the driver on it. Go to the Windows 7 computer, and make sure the Uniden Surveillance System software is installed. Plug in the receiver and wait for windows to try to install the software. When it shows the error, go to printers and devices, and double click the icon for the receiver, under the unrecognized category. Click troubleshoot, and it will try to figure out the problem. Once it asks you where to look for the driver (Windows Update or a file on your computer), click the option for the file on your computer, and browse to the folder on your usb drive. Continue, and it will search the folder for the files it needs. For me this took a while, but wait for it to finish installing the driver. Once it does, you're done! Start up the software and try out your camera!

This worked fine with me, using an XP driver on a windows 7 netbook.

You hopefully have the mobile navigator software CD that came with the GPS unit. Copy the entire folder and contents of the CD to your SD card (make sure you make a full backup copy of the exisiting software on the SD card first).

John MacLean
Brisbane, Australia