If you hook this up directly to the tv, how many cameras can be hooked up at once?
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Typical installations of security cameras use a DVR, which record the areas being monitored for playback at a later time. If you choose to connect the camera(s) directly to the TV instead, you are limited only by the number of composite style inputs the TV has, and of course, will have the ability to view only what is happening in real time and no record of daily events.I suppose one could use a switch selector box to connect multiple cameras to a single TV input, and then manually switch between cameras. What purpose this would serve, I don't know.
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I have a power adapter that has 4 bnc inputs for 4 cameras. The adapter then connects to the tv by a bnc to RCA type connector. The 4 cameras I have are connected to a DVR recorder, which came with a remote control to switch to any of the cameras. If you just want to connect 1 camera to the tv, you can connect it to the tv RCA input. You do need the power supply for the camera.
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The 7" video monitor is only capable of receiving 4 camera transmissions. The good thing is each camera is programmable so you can designate which camera will be received on which channel (#1 thru 4). Unfortunately there really isn't anyway of expanding this to more than 4 cameras. There is always an option to purchase another receiver.
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You can do all of the above. Full screen on one, 2 cameras or all 4 at once. If you only connect 2 cameras...go into the setup and disable the other 2inputs...that way you dont have 2 black boxes that say no input or something like that.
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The receiver I have only allows 4 cameras, but it does support audio as well as video.
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it comes with 4 cameras but can take up to 8. I use 6 cameras. I bought 2 extras.
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You can view each camera you connect individually at full screen, and if you just connect two and not far two of the squares will just say no signal
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Yes you'll be able to view 4 cameras at the same time as well as one camera at full screen
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You can either watch both cameras on the same single tv off the same receiver, or you can watch one camera on one tv and the other camera on another tv using a different receiver for each.
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You can connect as many as you want to your wireless router or they can also be connect via ether net cable as well. If you create a My DLink account you can associate the cameras with the account. On the My DLink website you can view the associated cameras one at a time. You can not view all of them at once unless there is a way that I am not aware of. There is also a My DLink app for the IPhone and Android which allows you to connect to any camera associated with your account one at a time.
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Yes, you are right, 8 cameras with cables and adapter, as well as one dvr (inlcuded HD)
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No. A 4 camera system has only 4 connectors, thus you cannot add more cameras.
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You can connect the camera directly to tv's av input or to dvr. Mine is just connected to tv.
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Not sure if this was what you're asking but next to the DVR you will need to have a regular receptacle to plug the cameras into four cameras per plug. And I am super happy with the system I have
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You most definitely can record both cameras at the same time, depending on the model u can record up to 8 cameras at the same time, the monitor allows u to look at n record all cameras attached either one by one or all on one screen in smaller tiles. Hope this was helpful
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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
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Yes you can add 4(four) more cameras to a eight channel system. Also you can connect the video out from one DVR to camera input and add more channel.
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Cameras are capable of being day and night, this is an indoor lcd monitor thus it will display whatever cameras you connect to it. And it could contain 4 at a time only.