Using the "VIDEO OUT" on the back of the DVR how would I connect this to my plasma TV? Would I just run from BNC to RG6 F-Connector?
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There is a VGA port on the back. You would use a VGA cord to connect it to your TV.
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I have a power adapter that has 4 bnc inputs for 4 cameras. The adapter then connects to the tv by a bnc to RCA type connector. The 4 cameras I have are connected to a DVR recorder, which came with a remote control to switch to any of the cameras. If you just want to connect 1 camera to the tv, you can connect it to the tv RCA input. You do need the power supply for the camera.
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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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Yes it works fine. The camera has a coax output that will connect to any unused BNC video input on the DVR. Be sure you use a 12v power supply with adequate wiring to support the infrared led arrays. It will need a 12vdc at 2 amps to work properly at night.
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if your Lorex monitor has input of BNC port for video ? this cam also need the 12v dc power plug in. this is a pretty standard cam, can connect it to any brand DVR, camera and cable are included.thank
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All our DVRs are like standalone computers, so you SHOULD NOT to directly connect them to your computer.You will instead need a VGA or an HDMI monitor with a VGA cable or an HDMI cable respectively.A TV set should be fine, although a monitor is still preferable.
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Use Cat5 Patch cable or similar wire just cut off the connectors and use two wires out of the 5 or 6 to connect the plus and minus connections between the dvr and the camera.
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I don't know, I only use computer monitors. I have seen this question asked before, and guess that older TV's are not compatible with the software on the DVR.
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Hi. You can install a rca to coax adapter and simply crimp a RG59 coax fitting on one end of your cctv cable then you will need the cctv coax fitting on the dvr side. Another easy way would be to run a rca to cat5 adapter and you can use the extra leads/wires for the 12vblazing power. Amazon carries the cat5 to cctv adapter too. Good luck
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Audio is white and video is yellow you will need RCA to BNC adapter if connecting it to a dvr. If it is going directly to a tv use the colors as they match red is power. I just set this camera up in the back side of my tv shining through a clear spot since it is wall mounted. Some dvrs don't record audio the BNC style connector is a coax cable type of looking end just that it locks on.
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if your dvr has the BNC connections, it will be find, if it has the RCA connections, then, you will need the RCA adapters. Usually all Q-See systems are all compatable. Hope this will help.
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You do not provide enough information to directly answer your question, so I have to guess about the missing information. It depends on the DVR output jacks and the HDTV input jacks as to what you can do if you are only using the HDTV internal speakers. If that is the case, then HDMI by default sends the audio though that cable with the Video, however, the Audiovox only uses the stereo RCA jacks for sound. It is possible to purchase an HDMI cable without the audio connected. If your DVR has RCA output jacks and your HDTV has RCA input jacks, then you can get an HDIM cable without audio and use the RCA jacks from the DVR to the HDTV to connect the Audiovox in line for those RCA cables. On the other hand, if you have an external sound bar like I have, it does not matter how you get your sound to the HDTV, because you may be able to place the Audiovox between the HDTV and a Sound bar if the Sound Bar has RCA jacks. For example, my HDMI cable does feed audio and video from my DVR to the HDTV and I use the Headphone output jack using a cable that has small stereo on one end and the 2 RCA jacks on the other which connect to the Audiovox between my HDTV and my Sound Bar. Bottom line, since Audiovox only uses RCA jacks and nothing else, you have to figure out how to use RCA jacks for sound, otherwise, you have to find a different device that works with HDMI cables or converts the Audiovox RCA jacks to an HDMI input or something like that. Hope that helps.
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Plasma tvs have special connectors on the back of them. RCA cables, which have a yellow (for video), a red and a white end (for audio) connect to the plasma tv through these connectors. These are not for coax.
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If you want to see recording you need a DVR, there is no storage on the camera. If you want to just watch live video you can hook it up to any TV source with a analog input, you'll need a BNC to Video connector.
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The camera connects via a standard BNC coax cable to any DVR that supports the NTSC encoding. The DVR should support D1 speeds. This is not an HD camera, so it will not connect to a DVR that is designed for HD-SDI, or HD over BNC. The DVR will have a connection to a local PC type monitor or TV screeen to display the image. Most DVR's today also support Internet connection for remote viewing.
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Thank you. the dvr supports BNC, VGA, HDMI output. As long as your TV has one of the 3 ports, it can be used as a monitor. for VGA and HDMI ports, may need to adjust dvr output resolution accordingly.
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the cable has two RCA connectors on each end one goes to the camera and depending on the make of your DVR there should be A RCA plugin underneath the camera BNC connection if you dont know BNC is the twist lock connector at either end of your cable and the cable comes with two BNC too RCA thats has to be connected to have your RCA`S at each end hope this helps know its A little late busy with installing my own system