can you hook up multiple cameras to the same monitor and how ?
519259
you will require a video switch. Radio shack has switch that will switch up to 4 video to one
519260
You will need a DVR with multiple inputs. Perhap a NightOwl 4 or 8 channel, but that is just my recommendation.
1832666
Sure is! I would recommend using an app via the Google Play store or the iOS app store. tinyCam Monitor Pro is an excellent app that can display multiple cameras at once. tinyCam Monitor FREE
1943071
No. A 4 camera system has only 4 connectors, thus you cannot add more cameras.
2019214
The unit provides "Quad" view, so you can monitor up to 4 cameras at the same time with single monitor however it does not record in quad view. You need to select auto mode and it will automatically switch from camera to camera and while in motion detect it will record any motion from any camera. So no, you do not need two monitors.
932711
Yes, you can connect 2 cameras. One on yellow terminal and the other on white terminal.It has a button to select which will be displaying.Red terminal is for 12Volt DC.
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.
1950650
I have a bunch of cameras and monitors. Any of them that have RCA connections work with each other.
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I use an Mac application called EvoCam. It gathers up the output from four different cameras and presents them all on one screen. It can actually handle more cameras than that; it can act as a web server; it does recording on a schedule, and so on and so forth.More generally, the right solution is going to depend on the underlying hardware and operating system. There are multiple applications with similar capabilities for almost everything.
1020011
According to the manual:1. Turn monitor off.2. Press and hold the "+" brightness button on the right side of the front panel, and concurrently switch the monitor on. (monitor shows the pairing screen)3. Once the pairing screen comes up, switch the camera on and use a pin to stick in the small hole in the bottom of the camera (pair button). 4. The power LED on the camera will blink when successful. 5. Monitor will say cam1 ok and prompt you to add more cameras. Repeat the process until additional cameras are added.
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Yes, the out-of-the-box license will allow you to monitor up to 1 camera only. You need to buy more license if you have more cameras to monitor.
1479465
Sorry you can't. What you can do, is see both cameras with the a shuffle of audio. I use the function all the time.
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You can view each camera you connect individually at full screen, and if you just connect two and not far two of the squares will just say no signal
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Not sure what your asking.... if the monitor has to be in the same place as the camera.... then there is really no point to the "camera"... right? They can be in different places... I have four cameras wireless going to one monitor, with no real issues. (I live in house about 3,000 sq ft). If you are speaking of WiFi hook up to be viewed remotely... then forget about it!!! its complicated, needs to be hooked to a computer at all times, the software given is .... not good! However... in conjunction with a security system... if your alarm goes off.. the monitor system (as mentioned) has time and day stamp... so you would have images of what happened at that time /date, and can be viewed (saved on an SD card) Not sure what your asking.... if the monitor has to be in the same place as the camera.... then there is really no point to the "camera"... right? They can be in different places... I have four cameras wireless going to one monitor, with no real issues. (I live in house about 3,000 sq ft). If you are speaking of WiFi hook up to be viewed remotely... then forget about it!!! its complicated, needs to be hooked to a computer at all times, the software given is .... not good! However... in conjunction with a security system... if your alarm goes off.. the monitor system (as mentioned)... » Read More Not sure what your asking.... if the monitor has to be in the same place as the camera.... then there is really no point to the "camera"... right? They can be in different places... I have four cameras wireless going to one monitor, with no real issues. (I live in house about 3,000 sq ft). If you are speaking of WiFi hook up to be viewed remotely... then forget about it!!! its complicated, needs to be hooked to a computer at all times, the software given is .... not good! However... in conjunction with a security system... if your alarm goes off.. the monitor system (as mentioned) has time and day stamp... so you would have images of what happened at that time /date, and can be viewed (saved on an SD card) « Show Less
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If you have two to four cameras you can set the monitor to a scan setting and the monitor switches cameras about every 10 seconds, both visual and audio. If you have only two cameras it will scan all 4 channels and get no signal on 2 of them for the first few times and then only scan between the 2 working cameras.
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It depends on the configuration of your surveilance controller. I use a Revo DVR controller and I have 4 cameras plugged into the monitor.
849280
Hello, I do not think that you would be able to connect an additional monitor unless there is a way to do that by USB
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On the back of the receiver there are four switches. If you have two cameras two of those switches are on while the other two are off. If you want to add up to four cameras, just flip the other two switches on.