Is this DVR capable of setting up 2 or more viewing monitors?
903380
Yes it is capable. It has a "Video Out", "HDMI" and "VGA" outputs. This unit is quite flexible and provides good ability for several viewing options, including a "Lan" connection to a computer for remote viewing.
903381
Yes, it is capable of viewing two monitors. There is a connection for a VGA and HDMI connection. You are restricted with the VGA cable due to cables length i.e. most are 3ft long, but you can buy HDMI cable over 50ft, allowing you to monitor the system from a different area than where the DVR is located.
1364567
Yes, the out-of-the-box license will allow you to monitor up to 1 camera only. You need to buy more license if you have more cameras to monitor.
1317939
Yes. Technically no limit on the number of viewers, but network bandwidth and the processing power of this box will ultimately limit you. I have 6 different departments monitoring this devices hosted cameras via Live View display setups of 6 to 9 cameras respectively.
211432
The DVR's got 8 audio channels corresponding to 8 video channels. If you are interested in letting 8 video channels to hear from the same audio; the only way I can think of to do it is to get an audio wire (RCA) splitter We don't carry an audio wire splitter; please purchase this from other vendors.
1971929
Thank you. the dvr supports BNC, VGA, HDMI output. As long as your TV has one of the 3 ports, it can be used as a monitor. for VGA and HDMI ports, may need to adjust dvr output resolution accordingly.
1791655
Yes. the way it works is when you look at the monitor it has a split screen of all of the cameras, a small running man appears in the top corner indicating motion for that one camera. you can also set it so it only records during motion which saves space.
1503143
Though I've never tried I would think you could because the monitor can be paired with up to 4 cameras. For each camera you pair it to you have to sync them together though or it won't work....that makes me think you could have multiple monitors and cameras synced separately. There is no channel setting though & I've never tried it so I'm not sure.
1478408
You can setup multiple dvr's on the same network. Viewing them remotely might be an issue if you aren't Tech savvy. Each device will need a static IP address or you might be able to use one static in your router and port forward from there. The other option you have is dynamic DNS which Q-See offers for free. I currently use the dynamic DNS but I have trouble viewing remotely after a few days until I reboot the DVR.
205699
I plugged this into a BNC video output on an older DVR and then into a VGA input on an LCD video monitor. The unit successfully converted the signal so I could display video being recorded by all cameras connected to the DVR. I had 12 cameras connected to the DVR and it worked fine. I think only limitation would be with the DVR.
2091809
I'm not sure how it would work for you, I have old and new equipment I'm using together. The monitor 1 & 2 is for the monitors. I ran cable from the unit Monitor 1 to a splitter(?) and from the unit monitor 2 to the splitter then from the one side of the splitter ran cable to the DVR so i have 1 monitor in 1 room and the other monitor in another room. (You need long cable of course) but it works. Doing it this way, both monitors show the same view. My monitors are the flat screen tvs that have cable/hdmi/computer availability. They are both the cheapest brands, but work great. Hope this helps. I'm not sure how it would work for you, I have old and new equipment I'm using together. The monitor 1 & 2 is for the monitors. I ran cable from the unit Monitor 1 to a splitter(?) and from the unit monitor 2 to the splitter then from the one side of the splitter ran cable to the DVR so i have 1 monitor in 1 room and the other monitor in another room. (You need long cable of course) but it works. Doing it this way, both monitors show the same view. My monitors are the flat screen tvs that have cable/hdmi/computer availability. They are both the cheapest brands, but work great. Hope this helps.
339352
You can have up to 4 cameras plug into one outlet, near the DVR. No outlet is needed near the camera location. Hope that helps
726092
Yes, but you can only view one at a time. There is a button on the monitor that allow you to switch through cameras
1186278
Yes. There is 1 alarm output. If interested, there are 4 alarm inputs. You can see more at http://www.zmodo.com/16-channel-960h-real-time-dvr-security-system-with-1tb-hdd-8-700tvl-outdoor-ir-cameras.html
1478406
Yes, you can add more than one DVR to the app. You can live monitor all 4 channels via 3G/4G or WiFi. I have an Android Phone, but the Q-See QS Series app works well. You can even change DVR settings abroad.
1754225
I don't know, I only use computer monitors. I have seen this question asked before, and guess that older TV's are not compatible with the software on the DVR.
1337029
You can use up to 4 additional cameras, BUT, the monitor does not feature a SCAN feature like other baby monitors do. You have to manually select which camera you want to observe. I purchased 2 monitor sets and was forced to return them because of the lack of this key feature.
2070502
just one VGA input. The DVR enables the monitor to display 8 of our cameras at one time.