Have Bunker Hill 8ch DVR system with 4 cameras; has audio input and output on DVR. Any idea on what i need to hook this up to it? Confused. :(
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You'll need a single extension cable that has both power and an RCA jack. The power plugs into the red power input on the mic and the RCA jack to the RCA connection (female) on the mic. Other end of the extension cable goes into your DVR audio input (RCA likely) and to your wall plug power unit. These cables are available at most electronic stores or online.
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yES, USE AN OPTICAL DIGITAL CABLE FROM THE dvr, or from the tv if it has such an output. eITHER ONE WILL PRODUCE THE SAME SOUND, THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT i HAVE.
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It has a white RCA connection that plugs into the audio in port on the DVR. We mounted ours next to onevof the cameras and just pluged the power connection in line with the cameras. You will need a RCA cable to run from the mic to the DVR because it does not come with one.
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The DVR has a RCA type connector labeled Audio in, it can have as many Audio inputs as cameras it supports. You just plug the microphone in there with a RCA male to male cable that you need to buy if it's not included with your microphone.
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No, this is just the only thing you need, just make sure your Q-See DVR has at least 1 audio input, mine has 4, good luck
1438701
This is only the camera. You would need cabling to a DVR surveillance system.
1191544
Connects to cable same type that is used for camera, your DVR needs to have an audio input for sound
1897200
You will need a usb DVR dongle. It will be a USB that has rca connectors on it.
237331
Yes, this should work for audio as long as your DVR has the proper audio input. I use a similar setup on a swann d1 8 cam DVR. No preamp needed, excellent audio. You can add a longer cable in which case you MAY need the preamp.
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no this is a pass-through so you can run one cat 5 cable for 4 cameras and you will need to of the converters on each end. I have 4 cameras connected but two ports work fine and the other two have issues I wiggle the cables and it works again. its a nice option when you need to put your dvr in a remote location with limited access. Hope this helps ..
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Greetings Frank and others-This type of cable will work on the Bunker hill only if hit has the BNC connector on the end, if it has a coax connector their is a converter that can be purchased. Check the model of the bunker hill DVR to make sure that the power connection for the camera cables match the power source of this particular cable. Some of the Bunker Hill as well as others make different power source inputs. Other than that no other problems do I for see.
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Your DVR must support audio, if it does there will be seperate connectors an controls for the audio. I hope this helps.
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I plugged this into a BNC video output on an older DVR and then into a VGA input on an LCD video monitor. The unit successfully converted the signal so I could display video being recorded by all cameras connected to the DVR. I had 12 cameras connected to the DVR and it worked fine. I think only limitation would be with the DVR.
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The DVR comes with 4 cables that you connect to the cameras. The cables are all in one, power, video, and audio. At the ends of the cables, they are split so you can connect each one to the video port on the DVR and the power port on the DVRNo separate power supplies needed.
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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!
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It connects with an AV cable, you can order long ones from amazon. I just used a single video cable from the mic to the dvr audio input
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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..