Can you describe the ends of the connector cords (when chaining together)? Does it sort of look like a Viewmaster (best way I can describe it)?
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Yes. Your description is as good of a description as any that I could have come up with.
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Thanks for your interest! I just added one extra pic to the listing that may be worth 1000 of my words trying to correctly describe it. If it doesn't answer your question, please let me know and I will take and add more pics until we figure it out. Thanks again and have a great holiday.
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It duplicates the picture. When they say "Extend," they are referring to the fact that it boosts the signal such that you could run the output cords up to 210ft away without noticeable picture degradation. Also, instead of buying a male/female adapter, just buy the unit with the correct ports built-in. It is the Cables To Go 29503 TruLink 2-Port UXGA Monitor Splitter/Extender (Female Input) Black. There is a link to it in my review of this product. My review is the 2nd "Most Helpful."
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There were three different cords that came with the monitor. I used the same cord that is used with all monitors. I couldn't get the HD cord to work however the monitor looks like it's in HD anyway. There's a video that comes with the monitor.
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That doesn't really look like the cable I have for my PlaySport. Mine is flatter on the end that connects to the camera--this looks more like the "hat-shaped" ones that a lot of other cameras use.
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Hi, it's a BNC connection. Here is the cable that you can use, please check. VideoSecu 100 Feet Pre-made All-in-One Video Power BNC RCA Cable CCTV DVR System Security Surveillance Camera Extension Cable 1JEIrene
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From the description, it sounds like standard "siamese cables" are provided, which contain both DC and video wires in a single sheath. It's what virtually all analog CCTV camera systems use.
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Seller, please add a picture of the reverse side so connector details are visible.
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This connects the two monitors together for a/v. There is a separate power cord. That cord has one cigarette plug with two power leads coming out of it for each monitor.
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when i got em there was one cord for each fixture. To connect two (end to end) you would need 3 cords. You would not have a cord for a fourth fixture
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The succinct answer: No. The longer answer: Long, long ago I had to build my own menu screens in DOS edline, and briefly jumped on the 'chasing computer technology carousel'. I soon learned that I had neither the time nor the financial resources to stay on. These days I purchase used, refurbished lenovos. So, given my outdated equipment, this connector was actually a step up for me. I never had two systems hooked together before. I understand your frustration. It would seem somebody would have the type of connector you are looking for. However, so many computers with old VGA technology are still in use that the demand for this particular unit still exists. Having said all that, I hope you find what you are looking for.
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It's the clear plastic covers on the ends of the cables. I made the mistake of not removing them at first and was about to post about how they wouldn't connect, but they do. Work fine on both my tv and the soundbar that I have it connected to.
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As I recall it connects using a sticky backing. This viewfinder is really not too helpful in my opinion, but its cheap. You get what you pay for.
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Yes, it's involved with supplying power from back up light in addition to running a cable forward to connect to the viewing screen. If your not mechanically inclined, I would get professional help.
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I'm not at home now, but i'm quite sure; mine it's DVI-D dual link. Any way, the site usually show connector´s images
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The cord is about 12" long and it does not have a "photo lens". The vampire fastener on the cable end is good. If you get these I'd seal up the cable access but with some silicon caulk or else you'll have dirt and moisture inside the unit in 6 months. It will fail shortly after that.
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It's the full LCD. The connection at the bottom is kind of tricky. Move the black tape away to reveal a hook type of locking latch. swing it up and the connection separates.. tricky though
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I cant be 100% sure of connections, however in my extensive experience with installing various systems and cameras for myself and many others, i find cameras to have connectors that are a standard and never had any connector issues personally, also by chance there should be an issue, there are adapters made that will convert from one connection to another, but i have only ever seen that happen 1 time, most stuff has a commn standard connector, if you web search for the brand and model numbers of your equipment and cameras, you can usually find a pic of everything 8ncluding connectors for verification. Hope this helps, good luck. I cant be 100% sure of connections, however in my extensive experience with installing various systems and cameras for myself and many others, i find cameras to have connectors that are a standard and never had any connector issues personally, also by chance there should be an issue, there are adapters made that will convert from one connection to another, but i have only ever seen that happen 1 time, most stuff has a commn standard connector, if you web search for the brand and model numbers of your equipment and cameras, you can usually find a pic of everything 8ncluding connectors for... » Read More I cant be 100% sure of connections, however in my extensive experience with installing various systems and cameras for myself and many others, i find cameras to have connectors that are a standard and never had any connector issues personally, also by chance there should be an issue, there are adapters made that will convert from one connection to another, but i have only ever seen that happen 1 time, most stuff has a commn standard connector, if you web search for the brand and model numbers of your equipment and cameras, you can usually find a pic of everything 8ncluding connectors for verification. Hope this helps, good luck. « Show Less