can these be hooked up to, lets say a Prancer dvr that has front and a remote rear view camera?
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it's hard wired with one RCA jack so if you put the camera in the back it will work for the back or if you put it in the front it will work I do believe.
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This camera can be used with any display with a composite video input. Just be aware that the image will be reversed left to right just like looking at a mirror.
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Yes, if your DVR has RCA audio/video inputs on it. This item comes with an adapter, that plugs into the extension cable from the camera, that has two RCA type plugs on it (one video, one audio) And these plug into the RCA input jacks on any VCR, DVD recorder, or a DVR. Mind is plugged into a DVD recorder's input A/V jacks and works great that way. BTW: It's output is composite video which might cause a problem if the video inputs aren't that type too
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I guess you can. I haven't tried. I would do it where your dvr is first. Attach the two. Them hook up the camera to see if it works. And pic quality. They also sell 300 footers. The shielded cable work way better than the skinny black wires that come w the camera set up. I swapt all my wires out. But I always check before. On my property that's a lot of work to find out the shielded cable didn't work. Or work back to back. I have 16 cameras. And never had any problems. I switch out cameras also as time go on.
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Yes it can be hooked up tp anything that has video input, I am using it with. 2ch mini dvr that records on sd card
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As long as that DVR has the same input then yes. On my phone wasn't able to find that model you asked about.
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You'd have to take the output coax from the camera and put it into your recording device, then add a coax from your recording device to the main controller. As long as your recording device allows a pass-thru signal, you should be fine.
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I have used it to monitor my front yard but nothing much more than that. It only had one camera on the system so I didn't have to switch between channels. This is pretty much for a dedicated camera.You could technically use this with any camera system provided that the system is able to mate with RCA jacks that are part of the screen. There are three female jacks: 1 Video(yellow); 2 Audio (Red and White). If you have the ability to connect to this type of hookup either directly or through adapters then it will probably work for you application.As for DVR I don't have any reccomendations as I don't record the video. I have used it to monitor my front yard but nothing much more than that. It only had one camera on the system so I didn't have to switch between channels. This is pretty much for a dedicated camera.You could technically use this with any camera system provided that the system is able to mate with RCA jacks that are part of the screen. There are three female jacks: 1 Video(yellow); 2 Audio (Red and White). If you have the ability to connect to this type of hookup either directly or through adapters then it will probably work for you application.As for DVR I don't have any... » Read More I have used it to monitor my front yard but nothing much more than that. It only had one camera on the system so I didn't have to switch between channels. This is pretty much for a dedicated camera.You could technically use this with any camera system provided that the system is able to mate with RCA jacks that are part of the screen. There are three female jacks: 1 Video(yellow); 2 Audio (Red and White). If you have the ability to connect to this type of hookup either directly or through adapters then it will probably work for you application.As for DVR I don't have any reccomendations as I don't record the video. « Show Less
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I don't know, I only use computer monitors. I have seen this question asked before, and guess that older TV's are not compatible with the software on the DVR.
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Each IR port can be independently controlled. The only way you would encounter a problem is if both DVRs are on the same IR port with a dual emitter cable.
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If the u-verse DVR has RCA connectors for the VIDEO and AUDIO signal then the Vktech will work.Regards,
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Yes. More importantly, the DVR system is what allows you to view these cameras from your cell phone or computer. Check out ELEC HDMI 8 Channel DVR Security Recorder. Easy to set up. Allows for remote viewing of your cameras. fyi.. Choose a camera with 700 TVL. I found that anything less does NOT provide good clarity/quality.
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No, you will need to purchase a controller or use the ptz controller that comes with your dvr if applicable.
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Yes. The DVR has a Video Out that you can connect on the Back of your tv using RCA plug.
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Yes it can, but I would not waste my $ for this system. I had one bad camera out of the box, another went bad soon after install and the DVR went bad a few days after the warranty expired!!
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Yes you can. But I would avoid this product. I wish I never bought it, the cameras are of poor quality and the DVR software is clunky.
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Yes I can , buy lately have come many better remote video cameras out . Try any 1.3 MegaPixel Network Camera with a NVR.
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Don't know. I have the receiver hooked to a DVR at home to record the video. I guess you could connect remotely to the DVR to monitor which camera channel you wanted to watch.