what to do if I want to have microphone on more then one camera, how do I connected all to DVR there is only 1 audio in
747420
You don't there is only 1 audio in that's all you get. Unless you get a mixing board you are out of luck. Did u get the Samsung kit from Sam's?
2103464
There is no microphone on these cameras. I don't understand your question About support, but you can setup each camera differently.
1000155
Sorry , it all depends on the DVR system you are using. If you are using only the monitor it will support only the one cam that is pluged in
2043018
Just recieved the DVR and I only have two cams at this time connected. After setting them up and recording (it shows a red "R" on the monitor screen) I go back to search for the recorded files. I get "No recorded file !" I went to HDD and it shows the harddrive "online" but it will not record the files to the HD. What am I doing wrong?
950463
These cameras do not have a built in microphone. You can purchase a separate microphone that is powered in-line by the camera power supply and then the camera plugs into it. The cables that come with most(if not all) of these systems do not have an audio connection, I have always had to purchase cables separately that have the audio hookup jack(search for audio video security camera cables). Most of these DVR's will USUALLY have only 4 audio inputs but you'll have to check with Zmodo to be sure...
178083
u have to use connect 2 cables on number 1 and number 2 connectors (four 1/4-inch jack mono output connectors) and then plug in the other corner into the top connection it is the microphone one an then u check the settings in ur software and then test the output audio
339352
You can have up to 4 cameras plug into one outlet, near the DVR. No outlet is needed near the camera location. Hope that helps
1813591
Your dvr has to have bnc/rca connection audio input and recording function to work with the microphone set.
1320783
I encountered the same problem.. it looks like you can pair the camera to only one monitor at a time. Rats.
500229
no, you can not link 4 microphones to one device. However, you may try to use the audio mixer with 4 sets of microphones and Receivers.
920308
if you used them on multiple cameras with multiple units you are going to need multiple units to capture 1 per every camera. You set up a wireless network between the camera and the unit you are using laptop or tablet
543010
Maybe what you need is a mixer to balance the volume of all the different mics and then record from the mixer. Sorry I can't help you further!
1911390
Yes depending on what Swann dvr you have, but I believe the one I saw, you would need 4 total mic's. Yes it will record anything you can hear.
48485
if u r using it for a mic u can use 1 other wise if u use a computer u will need to use a mic mixer and use 2
1247406
some dvr can record up to 16 channel. most only 4.Anyway check your settings on the dvr it will have record video only or video and audio ( V ) or (V/A).You cannot mix them togather the first 4 channels are ment for audio each camera each mic
1029310
The software in the DVR has an alarm setting. I don't use it so I cannot say anything. I know as far as the aux channels, I have 8, but one of them I use for audio until my 12v power supply that I ordered comes in. I don't know what kind of alarm you got, or how its configured to work, so I can't tell you. However, besides the 8 channels for the cameras, there are 4 RCA female receptors for "audio in", I guess for mics, but I don't know about alarms. Hope this gives you some kind of idea. If it doesn't, call ZMODO support, and I'm sure they will help you. They have good support people there. So to give you 1 more clear picture as to what you got to work with in back of the dvr, you got all of these: 8 BNC ports for your cameras(female), 2 BNC ports, (video out, audio out" (female), 4 RCA ports, "Ain", now I don't know I got to look, if thats audio or aux, ok it is "audio in", I just checked (all female). 1 vga output for monitor or whatever video you use that has a 15-pin din connector ((female), 1 rj-45 jack (female), 2 USB ports, and your 12v power supply for the DVR. I hope this helps.
1247405
I'm no expert, but it seems to me that you would need a mixer. A resistor from each mic to a common resistor across the DVR in would work, but probably with low volume. An active mixer would be better. In any case, it can be done, but you are going to have a lot of noises coming in to the one input.