Pico Station 5, NS LoCo 5 and IP Cameras

[Chelo]

Hi,
I need your help to determine if Pico Station 5 is an appropriate AP for managing 2 clients (2 NS LoCo 5) whom have connected an IP Camera each (Intellinet MPEG4 CCD TO GO with Night Vision).
The distance is not the problem (is an open area and there is no more than 100 meters between AP and Clients) my doubt is regarding the capacity of Pico Station 5. It will be able to handle the flow of three or more clients connected to the cameras??

[gmidia]

what is the quality of the images? that will determine the throughput you require. another option would be to fit an image server from which all the users connect to as opposed to them connecting directly to the cameras. that would save on the throughput to the camera being access most frequently by users

[Chelo]

Thanks gmidia,
This camera support up to 25 frames per second and the higer image resolutions is 720 × 576 (http://www.intellinet-network.com/en-US/products/6625-pro-series-night-vision-network-camera)
In fact, it will be really weird to have more than 2 simultaneous connections to the cameras. The idea to install an image server is a very good option, but for this case, I would like to know how many connections of this type could process the PS5.

[Chelo]

Seems that I found my answer. In this post (http://forum.ubnt.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7260) rconaway comments that wireless connection limit could be 20Mbps or 25Mbps.
My cameras can consume up to 8Mbps at max resolution, so maybe I will be able to process 3 D1 connections simultaneously.
The installation of an image server will allow me to use hi-res. Until then I will use CIF.