i have camera and wire what do i need too install it is wire and camera all i need or do i need any thing else and how do i hook it up to tv
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You don't need anything extra. One end if cables go to camera the other end with red/yellow goes to tv. Other connecter onthat end goes to 9 v adapter suppliesmd with camera. You must have stereo tv, if it's an okder tv.hope this helps
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everything you need comes in it.the a/v cables that come with it will hook directly into your tv.
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Plug it into the TV video input or another video input like a DVR security system.
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It's not hard to connect the camera but you need to be decent on pulling wire.. as you will depending on your hous need to run wire from the camera connection point to the recorder which most of your wire will be in attic and walls.
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The only thing you need to supply is a monitor. That is needed for the initial set-up, and also to view camera images (current and historical) if you don't use a computer.
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Yes there will be a cable and and a power signal from the camera to the head unit Also you will have to power supply from your reverse or b a k up lights to turn on the camera All of this should be included in the kit except for maybe a few but connectors
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Yes, if you're just using one camera, just plug one wire to the wall outlet and the other to the audio/video input on the back of your TV. Then use your remote control to select the a/v input on your TV.
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each camera needs its own power outlet to plug into adjacent to the control box, wherever you locate it. wires from camera to control box are included. you will also need a monitor and the vga cable to connect the control box to the monitor and power outlets for these. I used a cheap tv from best buy. to control the cameras from a workstation, you will also need to connect the box to the computer you are controlling it with unless the control box is accessible. you may also need to add a storage tower, depending on how long you have to keep the data.
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I have a jvc stereo. That has a screen for the camera. Your stereo has to have the screen and must be capatible to have a camera installed.
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It comes with everything you'll need to hook it up. I'd suggest downloading the manual from the website.
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1st you need the PC for the installation once completed the installation you need the tV to do some configuration and view all cameras on the screen to make sure they are working fine, then you can just disconnect the PC and TV and the system will still work and recored as you have configured.
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I had my camera installed but I don't think that they needed any other wiring. I don't see any charges for additional parts. I had my camera installed to be on all the time so I can keep an eye on the tow vehicle as my motorhome is 30' long.
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If by cable line you mean wire from reciever to camera then no. The only wire you need for the camera is the power wire or a 9v battery. For the receiver it's just the power supple and the wires that go to the tv (rca wires).
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No. It doesn't come with camera. Wires seems to be not long enough for proper and professional installations ( at least in my case)
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This camera is wired and needs an electrical supply. This camera is probably not going to work for you.
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Comes with the camera, a cord for charging, a cord to hook it up to a TV, a USB, and instruction manual. You will want to buy a memory/SD card, but those are fairly cheap nowadays.
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Everything you need is in the box. The cam, a software cd, cords and a mount . The software/installation cd is more than sufficient. Getting your camera set us is a bit tricky so it's best to call foscam tech support and let them walk you through it. They also provide a program that you download from their website (foscam.com/remote) that allows them to access your computer and they set up everything for you.
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Hi Jacob, Here is the link where you can plug in the camera and brand you have and it tells you which wire you will need. http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/cable_finder/
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That is the way I installed the system in our rig. You will have to use a video cable from the camera to the place you mount the transmitter and spice power to both. The camera and the transmitter comes set up to share 12 volt power and separating them will require a little wiring knowledge. I spliced my connections to the hot side of 12 volt lights at the back of trailer for the camera and the transmitter in the bedroom. I also added a switch at each locations so I could turn them off when not in use. Having a cabinet across the back ceiling I could drill though to the outside and fish the camera wiring to the mounting spot and a light under the cabinet was the power source. The video cable (get a male to female extension cable; Amazon) ran inside the cabinet to the side of the rig and toward the front. I had to use a 25' and a 12' cable to reach from camera to transmitter. I had about 3' of exposed cable at the ceiling above the entry door, the rest was inside the kitchen cabinets to the frig, where I dropped to the storage area cavity and back up to the the bedroom. I did have a little issue with the picture fading out for a while then pop back. I noticed the receiver was getting quite warm so I located it on an ac vent and for the most part that issue stopped. I bought this system to monitor atv trailer pulled behind our 5th wheel. For the money, I a pleased with how it worked for me. Picture quality is good and the night vision (though it turn my red Rezr blue, was very good. I would buy the unit again.