does it use bnc connector? and the voltage required is?
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it has two, one analog (standard) as well as one hi-def (usually green). I use a standard one amp power supply. (have 6 hi-def cameras hooked into a cctv power supply with one amp fuses for each connection).
1572132
Yes, it has a bnc input. It is essentially an IP camera that sends its data over a coax. A 12 v power supply is required.
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It is fairly standard... BNC inputs for the cameras, but no camera power... you must use separate power for the cameras. This is the normal configuration. It does have audio inputs for all eight channels however, and 8 sensor inputs
395344
As far as I know the monitor out is a regular fitting (not a BNC) but I am informed that there is an adaptor that will convert from a BNC to whatever fitting you need be it a monitor or RCA plug
1498741
It needs 12VDC, center-positive. The spec sheet says it draws 7W, so get a 1A wall-wart and you should be A-OK.
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I would also add, that the BNC connector, is just the professional version of a composite camera connector. With an inexpensive BNC to RCA adapter, the camera can be plugged into any standard composite jack (RCA style) that you typically see on consumer electronics. For example, those little Red, White, and Yellow plugs on your TV or VCR or DVD Recorder - They are RCA Style (some people call them "phono") plugs, and Yellow one is Composite video. The Red is Right channel Audio, and the White is Left channel audio. In the case of this camera, the only output is Video, so no sound.
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What I know: It needs a 48 V power supply that is powered through the cable. My MBox supplies the voltage. If this is the case, doubt plugging it directly to computer will work.
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Most cctv mics requires 12v and have BNC or RCA plugs on them. This unit takes 1/4" plug inputs and does not provide 12v. So, to use it with cctv mics you'll need an adepter to convert the BNC or RCA plugs to 1/4" and provide some way to get 12v to the mics.
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You will need a BNC splitter cable. And we are glad to offer you one for free.
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You will need a +5 volt suply on the third pin of the adapter. I took mine from an unused usb header on my mb. I used a two pin connector from an old fan lying around to connect to the usb header. Double check what you're doing and make sure to put 5 volts to the correct pin of the adapter.
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Sorry, can't anywhere in the manual about UK supply. It takes a 110 volts to work
2100939
Yes, both end of the coaxial cable will need a BNC male connector. Then you will plug the BNC male connector into the BNC female to RJ45 adapter going to the tester.
1051950
Our DVR takes BNC, it should work if you put BNC to RCA adapter on your RCA cameras.
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yes there are some common ends and adapters that convert Cat 5 to the BNC connectors used by Q-see. I just verified that they are even available on Amazon.
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This one should swap out without any trouble. The inputs are the same BNC connectors.
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I find that the the connector piece is important..I've purchased many that do not fit but are otherwise the correct voltage. Look closely at the piece that fits into the device and see if it will fit. Hope this helps.
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Hi Quy, No. We recommend using an adaptor with output voltage of: DC 5.0 V, 1 500 mA. -Anthony
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You have to use a 48V adapter. Check ubnt forums many brands to choose from. Ubnt doesn't make the adapter. At least when I had it.