I have no clue what I'm doing. I got two cameras wireless 63843. No monitor. No dvr Is there a way I can set them up to just view them live?

you may choose another resolution in live monitor in DVR setting

Check the connection from the DVR to the router. You may need to reset the router.

Make sure your monitor is pluged into the input that is labeled Main Monitor or the VGA . it cant be pluged into the spot monitors .
Its the one on the bottom left . you probebly have it pluged into the call monitor output.

The most common reason for loss of camera remote video is an intermittent cable connection between camera and DVR. Try monitoring with a VGA monitor, or TV with analog VGA input also to see if that is the case. Gently move the cables around that run from the cameras to the DVR while observing the multiple cameras showing on the monitor. Some remote viewing software has trouble restoring camera assignments after brief loss of camera signal.

Yes you can definitely view your CCTV footage on your mobile phone at your work via internet. Sentient CCTV DVR basically is a night vision camera. You must know the IP of the camera and IP Video server. Connecting your phone to CCTV camera via the protocol you can view the CCTV footage's in your phone. Night vision cameras are used for surveillance purpose. I would prefer cctv camera with ir illuminator for good image quality in the night time that will clear footage quality in my phone.
Recently many new applications have also being launched by security cameras with a view to solve problem you mentioned.

Set the shooting mode to a Creative Zone mode before selecting Live View function settings in the menu. Live View shooting does not work in the Basic Zone modes.

You must be in P, Tv, Av, M, or the A-DEP modes.

Enable Live View in the camera’s Menu.
On the second set-up menu screen go to “Live View function settings” then "Live View Shoot"-> enable.
After this all you need to do is press the Set button.

Wireless camera security systems are available at many stores such as Wal-mart, Fry's and Best Buy. These systems can be used to monitor your home and possessions while away. This article will show how to set up such a system.

1. Step 1 Decide what you want to see on your security system. Front doors, back doors and driveways are popular choices. Other choices may include living rooms, hallways and garages.
   
2. Step 2 Wireless cameras are not completely wireless. They still need a wire for power. Most systems come with plug in adapter to power each camera. Most power wires are 4 to 6 feet long. The location of your cameras should be close to power outlets. Professional installers may run electrical wire inside walls and conceal the power outlets and adapters in junction boxes.
   
3. Step 3 Each camera will need to be set to its own channel. Common channels for such systems are labeled A through D or 1 through 4. Drill holes into walls and mount the cameras with screws.
   
4. Step 4 The wireless camera receiver will be positioned next to the television. Connect the receiver to the television using a cable that has a yellow, red and white connector on each end. Some systems may have an "S-video" connector and cable to connect it to the television. The receiver will also be powered by a plug in wall adapter. Connect it to the receiver and plug it into the wall.
   
5. Step 5 Set the receiver to channel A or 1 and turn on the television. The channel of the television may need to be set to Game, Video In or some other name designating the input jacks used. Consult your television for more information.
   
6. Step 6 The view from the camera that is set to channel A or 1 should be visible on the TV screen. Tilt the camera if needed to get the view you desire. Set the receiver to channel B or 2 and repeat with the camera that is set to B or 2. Repeat with the remaining 2 cameras.
   
7. Step 7 More advanced users may connect the receiver to a VCR, DVR or computer. Digital video capture devices can be used to connect the receiver to the computer. Using video capture software, the video from the cameras can be broadcast on the internet using software such as Yawcam or WebcamXP. HomeCamera.com can also be used to monitor your cameras on the internet.
   

This DVR dose not support that...You can either see one camera full screen or see all 4 in a quad screen depending on how many cameras you have and how may of them are enabled.
If the Preview feature in the Camera menu is On, you can view live video on the monitor.
Video is displayed full-screen only if one camera is turned on. If more than one camera is
turned on, video is shown in a quad view. Sorry but its not going to be able to do what you are looking for...Pelco didn’t put that feature in their small DVR until the DX4000 series......Good Luck and let me know if this helps,

cbinny1

It has something to do with the software and hardware as well.
But not the monitor that is trouble you.