The RCA wire running from camera to monitor has an orange wire incorporated into it. Is that orange wire used for anything?
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I used them to tie together to keep the connection from getting pulled apart.
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Definitely don't have to, you could run wire to a device like vcr, security recorder, or any other devices. Another option instead of running wire, get a wireless device that connects to your recorder.
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it has been a while since i installed one of these,but it only had one cable...it begins at the monitor as hot & ground wire and the viedo cable ,,then developes into one cable back to the camera...the cable going back looks like a rg tv cable...hopes this help
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A wire connects the sensor and monitor. It works good, having the wire has not been a problem.
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The orange cable is to be connected to a wire that leads to a side marker light, it allows the LEDs to dimbwhen the lights are turned on. It is not completely necessary for the installation of the LEDs, I left mine disconnected because my LEDs are pointing down enough to where it will not blind anyone night
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Yes as long as you have 12 volt power for the camera itself you can connect it to any monitor with RCA inputs. I tested my camera by connecting it to my T.V. before I installed.
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My answer is no,this is transfer signel from computer to monitor has yellow , white and red input. People call it RCA
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The yellow is video and the red/white are audio connectors. This connection should record just fine in real time playback.
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This could be a problem with the individual camera or with the DVr. Or the camera is not able to use the bnc wire.
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Make you are connected to a source that is putting out a signal. Try another source or camera. Make sure to chang input to the proper cable you are using to view on monitor.
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Audio is white and video is yellow you will need RCA to BNC adapter if connecting it to a dvr. If it is going directly to a tv use the colors as they match red is power. I just set this camera up in the back side of my tv shining through a clear spot since it is wall mounted. Some dvrs don't record audio the BNC style connector is a coax cable type of looking end just that it locks on.
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Your monitor would have to have RCA cable jacks. Mine doesn't. We keep our camera plugged into a small TV so we can watch all the time. We love it!
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Jonathan I believe that this camera is designed for use with a 12V DC system, hence the red wire would be the positive and the black one ground. I believe you will have to come up with a 12V transformer of some kind for power before you can even hope to this thing to work. Again I'm not positive on this since I could never get the thing to work satisfactory. I returned it to Amazon. Hope this helps.
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On my I have it hooked up to the car alarm system and the orange wire is connected to the trigger out on the alarm. Hope that helps you out.
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If you mean the blue wire on the LCD screen, it is a video input switch. The monitor is hooked up with the red wire to 12 volts, black to ground and the blue wire to your backup lights. There are two RCA inputs, one male and one female yellow. The male is video one input. The female is video two input. On the front of the LCD monitor, you can press the "V1/V2" button to switch between these inputs. If you connect the blue wire to your backup lights and use video one for something (like a dvd player), when your backup lights are on, the 12 volts to that blue wire will cause the monitor to switch to video TWO which is where you would connect the backup camera. Shift out of reverse, the backup lights go off and the LCD monitor will switch back to video ONE input. Hope this helps.
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Does it have a RCA input? there is nothing that makes cameras compatible or incompatible, If you are in the correct region and the monitor has then input then you just plug it in. It like asking if a certain dvd players is compatible with your TV.
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Yes you can! The cable I used was not the yellow, red and white cable though. It was actually just yellow and white. I used a audio video cable because I used a fuji, this is the link to the cable I used http://sewelldirect.com/FUJI-RCA-AV-Cable.asp . You could probably call the company and ask them what type you need for your particular camera.