I did aware there is no monitor coming with this DVR/Camera It is really normal VGA colour monitor Compatible with this 4channel Video Inputs/output?
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There's a VGA/monitor, BNC Video output (adapter sold separately) and HDMIoutput. It should interface with any TV or monitor you have as long as you use the correct cable or adapter.
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yes it has VGA compatible and HDMI output I purchased a monitor from the local pawn shop under $ 25 bucks
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I'm using a computer monitor that's probably 3 yrs old or so. Hope this helps.
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Yes you can use just the VGA and not use the audio. I use it for my surveillance DVR going to a 36 inch TV as a security monitor.
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I do not use the VGA interface. I use the BNC connecter from the monitor to the DVR. But if you decide to use the DVI, test it on another VGA device. Because there are more than one DVI type connectors. I use BNC because of the distance from my DVR to the monitor. My monitor is over 50' from my DVR.
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Yes, it is capable of viewing two monitors. There is a connection for a VGA and HDMI connection. You are restricted with the VGA cable due to cables length i.e. most are 3ft long, but you can buy HDMI cable over 50ft, allowing you to monitor the system from a different area than where the DVR is located.
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The back of the DVR has a video output (v-out.) Using the same type of cabling that came with the unit, you can connect to a video input on your TV. You may need some adapters for the plugs, depending on your setup.
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My system is connected to a flat screen. You need a dvr recorder box. I have a vga cabke from my box to the tv.
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Lori, it appears that the unit which you mention here does not have a monitor with it. The set up I originally purchased had a monitor with it which had the capability of running two cameras. These monitors can be purchased separately, and are normally not too awful expensive. You would do best to purchase at least a 7" monitor, as this will give you the best viewing area. Although most monitors are compatible with most cameras, make sure the one you choose is compatible with your camera. It should list the types of cameras it will support of the description of the unit. Hope this info helps. Don Lori, it appears that the unit which you mention here does not have a monitor with it. The set up I originally purchased had a monitor with it which had the capability of running two cameras. These monitors can be purchased separately, and are normally not too awful expensive. You would do best to purchase at least a 7" monitor, as this will give you the best viewing area. Although most monitors are compatible with most cameras, make sure the one you choose is compatible with your camera. It should list the types of cameras it will support of the description of the unit. Hope this info... » Read More Lori, it appears that the unit which you mention here does not have a monitor with it. The set up I originally purchased had a monitor with it which had the capability of running two cameras. These monitors can be purchased separately, and are normally not too awful expensive. You would do best to purchase at least a 7" monitor, as this will give you the best viewing area. Although most monitors are compatible with most cameras, make sure the one you choose is compatible with your camera. It should list the types of cameras it will support of the description of the unit. Hope this info helps. Don « Show Less
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It has one SVGA input, one BNC (camera) input and one VGA monitor output. So, unless you have a DVR that allows you to combine multiple camera inputs to one (BNC) output, it only supports one camera NTSC video input. I use mine to test cameras on a spare VGA input PC monitor before going out and climbing a ladder to install them permanently.
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I have this, and if I remember off the top of my head, there are three inputs...rca, bnc and vga. If you want to connect to pc you need the vga cable. I use the bnc to connect to a cctv dvr to view camera.
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This monitor has the standard VGA monitor connector that can be used on a computer or a DVR. I am not familiar with the numbers you asked about. I believe they connect the camera to the DVR.
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This monitor only accepts 1 DVI-D (DVI - Dual Link), most discrete video card has this. It seems you'll need to get one since none of your on-board video ports are DVI-D. It is not a 4K monitor, therefore not 4K capable.
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The power LED is on but no video is output, cannot access the system via network (LAN). The manufacturer said I have return everything which means disassembling the whole installation which don't make sense as only the DVR is damage.
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No Cameras are provided but any will work with this monitor that have the BNC/RCA Connectors
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I believe it was just the VGA cable. A DVI isnt too expensive. you can get one for between 5-10 bucks and shouldnt deter you from buying the awesome budget monitor!
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I have a cheap video card that has DVI and VGA plus two monitors so I just hook the VGA to the DVR and if I want to see the camera I switch from the computer to the DVR monitor on VGA dose that make sense to you?
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No. It has a rca and power cable (all in one). To connect to you DVR. Pretty good night vision.
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The dvr should have a series of audio inputs next to the video inputs. In my case my dvr has 8 channels, but of 8 video inputs only 2 audio inputs. Channel 1 & 2.Also most dvr's cameras don't come with audio connected cables. You will have to get one that has the power, video and audio plugs.