Does anyone know if a dedicated small monitor be hooked up to receive the signal also? If so any ideas which one?
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These are wireless devices which a Web Interface on the camera. So, YES, you can have a small monitor as long as between the CAM and MON there's also a snall PC as Web Client. (Amazon's Raspberry Pi $40 micro linux pc has an RF video connector : ) [ More to your point: Answer = NO, the CAM has no RF video output. ]
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You cannot hook up a regular monitor to it because it is an ip cam. Best thing you can do for a monitor is having a tablet with an ip cam app.
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Hello, I do not think that you would be able to connect an additional monitor unless there is a way to do that by USB
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I already answered, but I should have added that this device alone could not extend the signal with a 50' cable. I had to use the other extended that is mentioned specifically for the Tripp Lite 50' (15 meter) cable. But I didn't have this device at the END of the 50' cable, but connected to the computer DVI port via a 3' cable. Then I had one 25' cable, w/o any additional device, connected to one screen, and the other output went to another screen through (in this order): this device - 50' cable - Signal Extender - 3' cable - monitor.MAYBE this device would work if connected w/ the 50' cable between it and the computer. (I didn't think of that then.) I already answered, but I should have added that this device alone could not extend the signal with a 50' cable. I had to use the other extended that is mentioned specifically for the Tripp Lite 50' (15 meter) cable. But I didn't have this device at the END of the 50' cable, but connected to the computer DVI port via a 3' cable. Then I had one 25' cable, w/o any additional device, connected to one screen, and the other output went to another screen through (in this order): this device - 50' cable - Signal Extender - 3' cable - monitor.MAYBE this device would work if connected w/ the... » Read More I already answered, but I should have added that this device alone could not extend the signal with a 50' cable. I had to use the other extended that is mentioned specifically for the Tripp Lite 50' (15 meter) cable. But I didn't have this device at the END of the 50' cable, but connected to the computer DVI port via a 3' cable. Then I had one 25' cable, w/o any additional device, connected to one screen, and the other output went to another screen through (in this order): this device - 50' cable - Signal Extender - 3' cable - monitor.MAYBE this device would work if connected w/ the 50' cable between it and the computer. (I didn't think of that then.) « Show Less
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I used my own wire for the outside door bell intercom. The larger monitor is a plug in and it isn't very long. I spliced all of my stuff to make things work. I ran my wire over 50' from outside inside the walls.
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I have had similar issues and thought it might have ben the monitor itself... the problem is that the HDMI cable was moving ever so slightly as we manipulated our rig and the weight of the HDMI cable itself helped it to wiggle out just a little bit and lose connection. Nothing a little gaffer tape couldn't fix. After figuring out what was going on we have yet to see it lose signal again.Hope This helps!
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You could if you use the VGA cable or an HDMI cable to an alternate device. If connecting one of those cables doesn't automatically project, you may need to use the keyboard shortcut to push the signal (try the Windows Button + P).
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I would use a DisplayPort to DVI-D adapter, especially since the monitor requires DVI-D for high resolutions. I would think splitting it would reduce the video bandwidth or bits per pixel.
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I haven't tried that set up. The signal going in through a good interface shouldn't degrade or distort. If you try this, lets us here how that worked for you.
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Not that I can find. From what I have read you can connect it to a larger monitor with av cables.
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Any one that has the required plugs. I use a Lilliput 7" monitor, purchased here...http://www.amazon.com/Lilliput-monitor-interface-dedicated-high-definition/dp/B0041I8UAOand it works well
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don't have the monitor here right now. don't think it you can do that, but will check with my IT guy as soon as he calls me back.
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I haven't tested it, but I belive it is possible via hdmi. The box cant tell the difference its if the monitor will accept the signal
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It has only one DVI and VGA Port. May you can think of some spiliters and connect two sources! I have not done it.
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Yes, I used the "thunderbolt" to have my second monitor get a signal. I then detect and set up the two monitors through the system preferences panel.
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I'm not sure if this wil be a helpful answer, but here goes ... The HP monitor gets it's signal and power through the USB port, and it required that I install a special driver. It doesn't use a video card, external or otherwise. I use this USB monitor attached to my laptop, to which I also attach an external VGA monitor. So I get three screens but not in the way you want to do it. I have had absolutely no trouble with the USB monitor at all. I would suggest giving it a try. Order it and see if it works, and return it if it doesn't.
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I'm wondering the same thing. You can get component video to VGA converters but that will only convert the signal at the same resolution, so it depends on whether this monitor will support resolutions like 480i and 480p. Does anyone know???
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I can't answer the question, but I share it. Does this pick up antenna signal, or do I need a separate antenna for that? Also, since there is only an hdmi and rca input, how do I get from the wall to the box?