I'm simply trying to send a video signal from a standard BNC connnection on a camera. Can I use this product for that?
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The quick answer is Yes...but it may not be the best approach. I have done this in situations different types of camera systems are running on the same location. It would be helpful to know more about your needs.
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I'm not positive but I believe any standard RCA connection should work. All of these cameras use a standard signal.
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To be honest, I haven't tried it yet since I am always busy with other stuff. You need video capture software on your computer and a connecting USB cable, but there should be no reason why there would be a problem as long as the signal gets through. Hope to get around to it one of these days!
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It will allow you to do that, but I was very disappointed with it and send it back. Kept disconneting itself. I just bought a cable on a usb to go from camera to computer and it takes no time at all! You will not be happy with this device.
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Thank you for your inquiry. Yes a 12volt 2amp adapter will certainly work =) The yellow BNC connection on this camera will connect it to a regular DVR (CIF, D1, 960H) and produce 600TVL resolution. The green BNC connection on this camera will connect it to a HDSDI DVR and produce 2.1 megapixel resolution. You'll only need to use one of the BNCs depending on what type of DVR you own.
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No, I don't believe this would work, if i understand you correctly. It sounds like you want to be able to use the camera with the computer, and the vga port in the back of the computer is for outgoing signals and not incoming ones. You might try an adapter card (pci or pcie depending on the age of your system) or an external usb adapter if you're using a laptop which allows incoming video signals. As a very easy way to accomplish this, I've used a product called EasyCap, available here at Amazon in many different forms and for a range of prices.
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This one does video only. With bnc adapers you can use some of the video channels for audio. It also does not transfer power. This product is for security cameras not tvs.
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You will need either RG6 coaxial (BNC connectors) or Cat5 (need BNC baluns). I ran two , a Cat5 & Cat6 (bigger wire). I wanted to have my video(dbl up on wires) and power in separate runs (Better quality video). Also you will need to get it's own power supply. I don't remember the voltage, But I ended up having to use the "brick" pwr supply off of an 8 camera pwr splitter.. decent cctv for $$$.Hope it helps.
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Yes. As long as you can convert any Camcorder out signal to BNC you can display up to 4 feeds on the monitor at once.
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Not out of the box as far as I know, but if you do a web search on a fellow name Scott Hanselman and the BCC-950 you might find something that will work. I haven't tried it but apparently he wrote some code that will allow a remote viewer to control the camera.
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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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I can't answer your question with absolute certainty, but I can think of no good reason why this camera would not work with any system with BNC.
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You will need to get a 2 ended female BNC adaptor. Keep in mind the longer the cable run the more chances of loosing image quality.
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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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You'd have to take the output coax from the camera and put it into your recording device, then add a coax from your recording device to the main controller. As long as your recording device allows a pass-thru signal, you should be fine.
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To my knowledge it will accept any BNC video connection, as long as camera has its own power supply.
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The sde 4001 camera if im not mistaken they use rj45 concters ( network cables) you might be able to find an adapter to convert the connction to bnc I would buy the adapter firsit and conect the camera direct to a tv and if you get signal usind the coxial or an av cable then they will work just fine also you have to keep in mind if you wabt the highest resulution and rec qualtiy once you conect all camera each chanel will get 7 frames per sec which work just fine for me