What is the connectivity of this camera to a receiver?
1148280
I used the cabling that came with the camera and the connection to my DVR surveillance unit was working in minutes.
1148281
You can connect the camera to a DVR or a monitor using a BNC to RCA adapter. The camera and PTZ power is supplied with an adapter. This camera also works with my remote control via the DVR and my iPhone, PTZ functions work great~!
1844567
I don't have exact range but I was worried about it before I purchase it reading the descriptions. I live in a two story house and I have my camera up in my girls room and I can take the video receiver anywhere in the house and it works. I don't have a huge house about 1600 square feet but did not have problems downstairs and through walls. I see other people had problems with this so it probably depends how thick your walls are...
1065100
what are you going to use to transmit the image back to you. it really sounds to me you are going commercial and need more equipment to use an local camera. There is an standalone IP camera that might fit your requirement
1393366
You need the pc sync cable and connect the transceiver with the pc sync to the camera body
1099574
My camera is located in a remote motor coach that is at least 75 to 100 feet away. It also has to send the signal through the coach wall (metal skin) and the house wall (stucco) and one interior wall. The signal showing on the screen is five bars (full strength). I would therefore imagine that the range would be quite a distance farther as long as there are not too many large metal or electric/electronic pieces of equipment between the camera transmitter and the receiver.
1471431
The receiver for your camera should have a yellow out connector. You might need a single RCA wire with male connectors on both ends to connect it to the monitor. And this monitor is picture only. you could hook some sort of powered speaker directly to the wireless receiver if you want sound.
524155
the camera just has a power cable that needs to be plugged it. the receiver unit has a power cable and bnc/rca out. you can plug it into a vcr, dvd-r, tv, etc. if possible i would go with wired. my camera is 26 feet away and the signal is clear but cuts out every now and then. if wireless is a necessity it does get the job done
2252895
The camera/light is wired to a power source (120 volt ac). The receiver is plugged into your wall outlet for power and plugged to your monitor or recorder. The wireless statement refers to the camera sending the image to the receiver without a hard wire connection. Much like your tv receives images without being hard wired to the tv station.
1370731
I didn't need anything to connect it to my camera. I'm not expert though. I'm not sure about different models of cameras and what might be different. It came with a "coupling" to connect to my camera. I took it to Yellowstone and it worked ok for the price. I wasn't sure what to expect for it being so cheap.
423117
I really don't know, but it seems to me that if you can plug the device into your camera, then it should work, because the receiver is just a simple electronic switch once you get past the radio aspect.
501485
Unfortunately it does not tell you, and I am still trying to pair it with the two receivers I have but have not had any luck.
864435
Dear friend, Thank you for your questions. Please note that the camera is wireless, there is a External antenna along with the camera. Any questions, please feel free to contact with me. Best regards!
1663634
Not close to cameras now. But. If I remember correctly, cameras connect via 110V line to a single box which is then connected to router. Good luck.
2025645
Not sure if I understand the question but... You have to connect the receiver to the camera via a sync cord. The remote is completely wireless from the receiver and will activate the shutter release. Until it decides to stop working like mine did.
1672417
The camera is connected via hardwire but the camera feed is viewable over wifi
1197934
The camera's communicate with the Base Station. The Base Station is hard wired using a CAT5 cable to your Router. The email functionality is set up through Net Gear web page.
1767762
The only thing you need to connect to this camera is the receipt... its crap.. infrared stays blurry..bad focusing..