Want to know if this will reverse for connect older BNC cams to a newer RJ-12 system dvr ?
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Yes it will. You will need a BNC female to BNC female adapter for your video and most likely a 2.1 mm male to 2.1 mm male for the red (power). Then complete the run back to your REVO DVR using RJ12 Revo style cable if that's what you already have.
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1. About the color: I don't Know. 2. About the VCR, I doubt it. 3. Most camera DVRs use BNC fittings. I believe Panasonic uses a similar fitting to this but don't know if it is compatible. I returned the cameras because even with the Revo adapter, they did not work.
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What type of system do you have in terms of how many channels, or are they audio capable or not. I am assuming that you have a Revo system. I would also like to know if you are attempting to connect BNC cameras to your REVO system?
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You would need to get a rj45 to BNC adapater for both ends to utilize your existing cabling. LTS LTA1010 1 Pair Passive Video Balun with Power Connectors
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If the NVR will accept an analog camera input and has a R432 PTZ camera contol port, then this camera will work. I believe the NVR will only accept IP based cameras. You could try a BNC to cat 5 value to convert the power and video, but I am unsure on the PTZ control
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Yes...all cameras from q-see have the same connections. BNC for Video and PL-21 for power...David
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The connections on the back of DVR are standard BNC connectors, which are typical of most cameras. If not sure - look up pictures of BNC connectors on a web browser. I do have one color IR outdoor camera connected on my system
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Your dvr has to have bnc/rca connection audio input and recording function to work with the microphone set.
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Yes. The zmodo is a great replacement unit. I bought the 8 channel and have a mix of RCA cameras and BNC. Adaptors for the RCA cams to BNC connectors. It is a great replacement unit for any type of existing cameras. I recommend it
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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
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DVR is connected to a drive or RCA input, BNC output has original, but bring an adapter RCA
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Yes. As long as you have a BNC connector on the back of your DVR, it will work.If you do not have a BNC connector, simply determine what type of connector your DVR uses. You can buy an adapter to make the BNC connector fit virtually any type of connector.99% chance your Swann DVR has a BNC connector.
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I'm not exactly sure what your question covers...if you're asking will this camera connect to your unit...it appears so...I have never seen your unit, but looking t their web page for them, it appears they use RCA connectors for the video...most others use BNC type...but both can be converted one to the other with a simple device you can buy cheap. If you're asking about the signal...yes this camera will work just fine with your DVR..
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It's intended to be connected to a dvr via coax or similar with BNC connectors
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To the best of my knowledge yes, but I will check tonight to be sure. It has been a year since I changed to the Revo system. I have eight BNC cameras and eight of their RJ12 cameras.
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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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Let us start from scratch. What are you connecting to? The information that you provided "BNC RCA cable" to me sounded like you have a cable with BNC male on one end and RCA male on the other end. What connectors are on your cable?Sorry this mode of communication does not provide use of attachments. Look on internet for different adapters. If the end that has to connect to the DVR is BNC male, then look for "BNC female to RCA female adapter". Good Luck!