i need to use with 2 cameras (no DVD). can i do this and switch manually?
1087837
No, will not work, TV is no different from your home TV, has no way of knowing what input has to have a switch you must press to change or remote (if TV has two video inputs). Sorry
1087838
correct me if I'm wrong, but there is only one video input right? So only option is a video split or a y rca two inputs one out put plug into TV, but one will over power the other so you the an actual switch with the the same two inputs one out into TV. You can buy at Walmart, electronic store.
1087839
I think you can as the display is responding to the video signal coming from the camera and in this point it is not critical which camera as long as you will be able to switch the signal properly.
1087840
There are two inputs. The cord is Red = Power, Yellow = Video1, White =Video2. However, I don't think you can toggle between the two inputs if both cameras are on. If I turn on only Video 1, then Video 1 displays. If I turn on only video 2, then Video 2 displays. If I turn on both Videos, then only Video 2 displays. There are only 3 buttons on the LCD and a short menu, but I couldn't find any combo to swap between Video 1 and 2 when they are both on.
1087841
This tv does not need to have it to think you are in reverse. I have mine set up while driving to have view. It's the ability to switch from video inputs. I don't think there is two video feeds (inputs). Assume there is, you can't see both cameras at the same time, you have to manual hit the switch or have a remote or have a video splitter with remote. Hope this helps.
2082550
No, you only have to run one app. You will need to name each camera with a different name. The app will list all your cameras and then you can select which one to watch.
151945
Yes when set up you give each camera a name, but you can only look at 1 camera at a time takes about 3 seconds to switch betweencameras
541362
Yes, turn both cameras toward the front, or rear, or just turn one toward the front, rear, or sides, then the other. The viewing screen splits in half, showing the view from each camera. For further information, go to 4SightCE.com, select product, then 4sk606. scroll down below the product, and select user manual. It will dowload in a PDF format.
244251
the cameras come with a designation such as channel 1,2,3, or 4. These are set and cannot be changed. For example, if a camera comes designated to use channel 3, it must always use channel 3. However, the receiver will allow the connection of up to 4 cameras each on their own channel. This allows up to four cameras to be powered on at one time with no interference between themselves. To change between the cameras, simply select the corresponding channel button on the side of the receiver. If you had more than one camera that had the same channel designation then you could simply turn off the power to the ones that you did not want to see and leave only the desired camera powered on. Power off the cameras you don't want to see and only use one at a time powered on at a time.
1463510
Yes - this works well - the camera will sync at 100 mb to the switch - no switch config is required. Thanks
1181671
I would assume so. The description is "switches between 2 video sources" But I don't think you would require anything to switch between TV and DVD you simply have to choose the correct input from your remote control for your TV.
1659034
If you have two cameras using the yellow composite RCA output and are not concerned with audio I can see no reason that you could not do this. Simply connect camera 1 to the #1 input and camera 2 to the #2 input. You could then connect the switch to your monitor with either the #1 or #2 output. Keep in mind that this unit can also handle audio (red & white connections). Hope this helps.
143471
Yes you can. Then you have the choice to toggle between cameras on your monitor or you can have it "scan" back and forth between them both. We like ours. Good luck.
466707
You can do all of the above. Full screen on one, 2 cameras or all 4 at once. If you only connect 2 cameras...go into the setup and disable the other 2inputs...that way you dont have 2 black boxes that say no input or something like that.
651693
I never tried that. I just use the monitor that the other camera came with. ( I bought this camera to use in a second room )
203606
No, but you can easily use the remote that comes with it to switch cameras. Also note that these cameras are all for the back. They have a similar system with actual side mounted cameras. I made the mistake of buying this one, but their service was excellent and they sent me what I needed. Great company.
532377
go to Menu / Settings / Pairing / enter and then select cam2, and press the sync in the second camera.
1479264
To use the remote with multiple cameras, you will need the remote to be on firmware version 2.0 & have multiple AS100V's.To get to the mutli-cam option, you need to press the menu button when not connected with a camera, go to the network setting and select the multi-camera option. You need to also make sure the AS100V has it's WiFi setting set to "Multi".
1020009
All u have to do is to switch on the second/additional camera then it will be added automatically to your monitor. Then, for viewing it, on the backside of the monitor u will find a switch that has 4 clicks (1 to 4), the first camera will be assigned automatically to number "1". The second one will be for number "2", just switch it to number "2" and then you will be able to view the additional installed Camera :-). Best Regards, Khalid Aljowder
1499603
You cannot manually switch. You want 1080p but will get whatever the program in being broacast in.
1970681
It sounds like you want to know if you can connect the cameras and the NVR to the same switch.Probably can if only wants to access the cameras on the local network, but to be able to access them from a remote location you would need to connect them to a router.www.AffordableHomeElectronics.com