What is the video connection? CAT5? Coax? RCA?
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Video: CAT5. Power is either from power over ethernet (POE) or separate DC supply (not included).
2004937
Car 5. It is also powered over the cat 5 if you have it running through a poe switch.
779392
Works perfectly! You can connect it via HDMI, coax, RCA (red, white, yellow), or composite (red, blue, green, white).
963098
Hardwired camera via coax. I have not been successful in accessing the unit via network at all and I have been unable to talk to a real tech support person.
1449284
This unit has a 75ohm connection only....no HDMI. We used the highest quality coax money can buy and the pictures quality is priceless.
1078337
The only thing mine is connected to is the cable box...sorry, I don't have a clue.
574354
Oh Gee...I am not a technology literate person. I know that all the cables hooked up just as they did on the old DVD party. If you need other connections, then no, there are no other hookups. Sorry I'm not more up on this stuff. Like I said before - it's really easy/simple! :)
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The following assumes that the "coax" is connected to an antenna (eg, rabbit ears); if it is connected to a cable box, I'm not sure how to proceed, since my cable box does not put out HD, so I use the RCA cables (red, white, yellow) to connect from back of cable box to TV's similarly colored plug-receptors) and choose "AV" (Audio/Video) in step #1 (see next). 1) If the coax comes from an antenna, be sure you have chosen the "INPUT" as "TV", not "AV". ie, on the remote control, press the "SOURCE" button (upper left to the cursor keys -- which are the L,R, Up, Down keys surrounding the "OK" key: See pg 9 of (my) manual); then use the cursor keys UP and DOWN to select "TV", then press "OK" in center of cursor key layout. 2) If you have not yet scanned for your local stations (or if you want to do so again): Press "MENU" key on the remote (upper right to cursor keys), then press DOWN cursor key twice to get to "TV", then press the Right cursor key once, then Down once to get to Channel Scan, then RIGHT to initiate channel scan. It will take 4-5 min to scan for stations strong enough to be received. Once this is done, it will return to normal operation, or you can press Menu several times to return. 3) If you still do not get any channels (and assuming you are living within 10 miles of stations), problem may be with TV. If things are now working, remove undesired channels (p16: Menu, down x2, right x1, down x2, right) and you are set. Hope that helps!
1609890
It is standard coax if that will plug into your box....we are using this with two tvs
1649676
Coaxial (regular cable cord) and HDMI. But to be honest any modern tv does.
137026
One side of the converter uses an RCA pair (usually those cables that have a red and white plug at each end) and the other side of the converter uses either an optical digital cable or a digital coaxial cable. You're going to have to provide more info beyond that.
1858266
No component connection. Ports on the back are HDMI, LAN, and Digital Coaxial.
1706729
You did not mention what the cable is to be connected to, if it's a cable box then you can connect to the television if it has video in and out
2166425
You will need either RG6 coaxial (BNC connectors) or Cat5 (need BNC baluns). I ran two , a Cat5 & Cat6 (bigger wire). I wanted to have my video(dbl up on wires) and power in separate runs (Better quality video). Also you will need to get it's own power supply. I don't remember the voltage, But I ended up having to use the "brick" pwr supply off of an 8 camera pwr splitter.. decent cctv for $$$.Hope it helps.
2032637
Connect with a digital optical cable...red and white. RCA cables are old technology
338019
okay, I'm not tech savvy, but it connects with a red, yellow and white cable connection to my Direct TV Box. Hope this helps.
970080
It has a coax connector, it isn't a digital converter though so you'll need a digital TV or a converter.
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Theere are two (inputs) on the RCA. I would connect one from the cable box and connect the other from the DVD. I would bypass the audio outputs from your TV if you use a cable box