Can this be hooked up to a TV/monitor for full time viewing?
1091150
Yes it can & a good system at this price point, Night vision isn't good on fast moving objects and you can't read a car's license plate if moving. But you would pay big bucks for that type of system. Hookup is easy. My receiver was a brick wall and a drywall away. approx 35ft. works great
1091151
Yes. I am doing that now with it. Even has an auto rotation among the cameras.
1091152
Yes, but you have to cycle through pictures one at a time . Not able to stream .
1091153
In order to view you need to connect to a tv etc. so the answer is yes once you hook it up to view live action just do not unhook.
545851
I assume you can, the monitor has connections for VGA, DV-I, and HDMI. I was very disappointed in the resolution, but connecting it was easy enough.
1016039
Yes u can. Go to your local electronics store , and get a RCA extending cable that will fit from the monitor to the cable that to short.
542910
Yes, it has A/V connection or HDMI which can be connected to TV or monitor.
1306770
Yes, I use mine to watch cable or by switching see TV from the antenna. No problem to do what you want.
1060446
Yes, this a device that can be used to add a second monitor. I use mine to view my screen on a 55" HDTV.
252211
Yes. You can use it similar to a wireless projector. Once you connect it to your TV, everything you do on your computer/laptop will be shown on the TV
1793051
Yes it can. You will just have to have a transmission probe for the monitor.
775520
Your monitor would have to have RCA cable jacks. Mine doesn't. We keep our camera plugged into a small TV so we can watch all the time. We love it!
2134962
You can use a dedicate computer monitor, or tv as a monitor as well with the computer monitor port on it. You could use a tv yo are already using, and then simply switch to that input when you would like to view it. I also beieve that a monitor dips necessary for initial set up as well..recording preferences etc...
178951
Yes, you can connect this device to a TV or any monitor has AV input (yellow plug-in). The good monitor screen size is 17 to 23 inches. The big screen TVs give too large magnification.
151501
The answer is "No" to both of your questions. This is a monitor, not a television. A television has a built-in tuner so it can take signals (from an antenna or cable) and display it on the screen. A monitor only displays what is fed to it from a source (could be a computer, DVD player, Blu-Ray player, etc.) If your computer can receive a signal from an antenna, then this monitor would be able to display it. But in general, think of a monitor as a dumb device -- it just displays what is fed to it...
999209
I have done that, but my monitor is an old Sanyo flat screen television, that my wife bought for $5, at a rummage sale. But, most of the recent monitors can be used as a television, or visa versa, if they are both digital. If Your monitor is digital, I believe it will hook up. The main thing is 'digital' to digital, and the equal connections. I am not a pro at this stuff, but will share my experience's if I can. Mason!!
1470542
it could be possible, i have not tried this but there is 1 male & 1 female rca video jack connected to the monitor. you would have to switch back & forth between monitor screens.
1387831
That should work, you might have to connect to a monitor at the same time to set it up properly
578375
yes! As long you have the right connecter on both end's "" Its like using vga,HDMI or DVI output on monitor""
1978265
Yes but it will need to be through hdmi. The monitor also has no speakers so you will need to use headphones or some other means of listening to the audio.