what is the red plug style cable on the transmitter used for ? The pos and grd wires are on the oppisite end
1103708
The red plug is where the camera connects for power. The red and black wires get connected to the back-up light, the red plug is where the camera gets it's power and the yellow is for the video signal.
58500
any mini usb charger will work to charge this transmitter. If yours does not fit, make sure you are not trying to us a micro usb. That is too small. Steve
2124236
It appears to be a custom cable. Mine sometimes acts up, it loses the right channel and I have to wiggle it near the connector to get it back. I am not sure if it is the connector or the cable inside. Once it works ok, I try not to disturb it.
1500649
One should say transmitter on the top side of it. If they all say receiver then you are correct.
364121
They have pre-assembled connectors on both ends, so it's hard to tell. However, it should be within cat5e specification, and I have run POE devices over it without any problems so far. If I have occasion to cut any of the ends off I will let you know what I find...
664291
One end has a coax connector and the other end is USB. In the photo the USB end has a cap over it but that comes off.
1330162
I saw the extra connector on the back of the console too. It must be a spare test or software program connector. The gummy material looks like some type of RTV sealant on the connectors.The connectors are keyed so be careful when installing and don't try to force them if they don't seem to fit. One of the connectors is red so it's important to mate it with the other red connector. The remaining white connectors are either unique, or in the case of the hand pulse cables, it doesn't matter which position they are in.
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.
1082369
If you are referring to the antenna plug it uses an RF59 which is the best for this application.
631106
The smaller end with just one wire is the transmitter that goes on cable box, satellite receiver, or whatever tiy are trying to change the channel on. You may have to search to get it in the right location to work good. The larger piece in the middle witrh two wires going into/out of it is the receiver that you point your remote control at to change the channel.
382142
I don't know that model of monitor. The transmitter is compatible with non-coded monitors and coded monitors that can handle non coded signals.
464177
It's a 5v cable. The key is oriented toward the front of the board. (I tried an ASCII drawing, but the proportional font ruined it.)
739480
Ignore answer #1. Item is a receiver, not a transmitter. Please don't comment if you're not certain of what you're saying.
1351514
One end is USB, but where does the other (old fashioned) looking end plug in at??
1943667
No the transmitter needs the power from the outlet to send the signal down the line. The transmitter is the device you plug into the outlet.
639984
I have the same problem. I can sometimes adjust the transmitter power to get around it. It's a good case of "you get what you pay for." It's a cheap meter--cheaply made.
1432836
It uses a proprietary voltage that won't work under the standard 802.3af or 802.3at. There's no choice but to use the included POE injector.