How long is the power supply cord &amp; the video audio power extension cable? Will it connect with a zmodo DVR? If not can you supply correct attachments
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1. The length of power supply cord is about 6ft with 2.1mm Plug Center Positive. The audio video power extension cable is 50 feet. 2. Yes, this camera can coonnect with Zmodo DVR.
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for the distance you are talking you shoud use cat-5 cable with video balums also it will work on any analog dvr system
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It connects with an AV cable, you can order long ones from amazon. I just used a single video cable from the mic to the dvr audio input
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I don't know what that is, but I would think it would work with any DVR as long as there are enough jacks to plug in the cables
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Hi Greg, Hopefully this will help. First make sure that the polarity of the PTZ wires is correct. Second, this camera's address is usually 1 (one). Next the BAUD rate must match, both camera & DVR. Now get into the DVR to the video settings. This is where you enter camera 1 to address # 1 & I think that also the Baud Rate. Call Zmodo @ 866-551-6881 or866-888-2452 for DVR set up...Good luck....
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I do not know if the camera is compatible with the zmodo dvr system. I do know the camera is junk. I purchase 4 of these. Within one year three out of four cameras are dead. VidoeSecu has only a 90 day warranty. That should tell you something.
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I do not have a unit at this time at my home. Overall dimensions seems correct because a regular electrical receptacle fits inside as well as the attachment cord cap.I used it on a home to connect an enclose a low voltage power supply for a remote surveillance camera. It worked just fine. I attached the camera (external) to the cover also.
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Not sure Thomas, I returned the system due to some issues with exporting footage of the DVR. However, when I was testing this system, it did seem like as long as you had a long enough cable, the system captures (but not exports) fine.
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Works perfectly on my Q-See NVR system . Don't understand the rest of your question
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The DVR comes with 4 cables that you connect to the cameras. The cables are all in one, power, video, and audio. At the ends of the cables, they are split so you can connect each one to the video port on the DVR and the power port on the DVR No separate power supplies needed.
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Mine came with "Foxlink" AC/DC adaptor. Input 100V~240VAC. Output 12VDC at 2.0Amp. Looks like a laptop charger. The DVR has two jacks. Input is for the power supply and a second identical jack which outputs 12VDC to supply power to an external camera. Any power supply with 12VDC @ 2.0Amps will work. Just need correct tip. Radio Shack would be first stop or electronics stores if looking for replacement.
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It's intended to be connected to a dvr via coax or similar with BNC connectors
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The outlets you mention: are the power supplies for the cameras on the DVR end of the cables, or at the camera end with the power supplies plugged into those outlets?Possibly, if the power supplies are plugged in at the camera end, there may be some ground loop situation. Is the interference just a blurriness or with moving diagonal lines? Are the cameras using shielded coax as for non HD cameras or are they fed by LAN Cat 5 or 6 cables as Hi Def Cameras use? 150 feet is not a lot, as I have 2 runs of 275 feet of Siamese coax cable feeding the cameras power from the DVR end for my non hi def cameras, and the video is quite good. The outlets you mention: are the power supplies for the cameras on the DVR end of the cables, or at the camera end with the power supplies plugged into those outlets?Possibly, if the power supplies are plugged in at the camera end, there may be some ground loop situation. Is the interference just a blurriness or with moving diagonal lines? Are the cameras using shielded coax as for non HD cameras or are they fed by LAN Cat 5 or 6 cables as Hi Def Cameras use? 150 feet is not a lot, as I have 2 runs of 275 feet of Siamese coax cable feeding the cameras power from the DVR end for my non... » Read More The outlets you mention: are the power supplies for the cameras on the DVR end of the cables, or at the camera end with the power supplies plugged into those outlets?Possibly, if the power supplies are plugged in at the camera end, there may be some ground loop situation. Is the interference just a blurriness or with moving diagonal lines? Are the cameras using shielded coax as for non HD cameras or are they fed by LAN Cat 5 or 6 cables as Hi Def Cameras use? 150 feet is not a lot, as I have 2 runs of 275 feet of Siamese coax cable feeding the cameras power from the DVR end for my non hi def cameras, and the video is quite good. « Show Less
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this works with zmodo system and power cord is not needed u use one attached to camera u see in picture this is just a single extra camera and works with this model zmodo system ZP-KE1H04-S-1TB
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I am not qualified to answer your question. I was directed by my IT person to purchase the item to repair surveillance DVR. Sorry.
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Well, I have the video cable 20' long and the power cable about 4 ' lnog. it works.
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The cable on the pinhole camera is only about 6 inches .. but you can purchase lengths of cable of different sizes to extend to a monitor and or dvr. I bought the sixty foot size for ( if I remember right ) less than $10.00...oh and if is does come with it's own cable it is I believe sixty feet. You may also need an inexpensive adapter to hook it to your dvr or monitor. ..depending on the type you have. I really was please with the color definition the little camera has. I hope this helps