can you use this to connect a security camera to a stand-alone computer monitor (not connected to a computer)?
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I got this to hook to my computer to mirror the screen on my TV that does not have a VGA port and it does not work I tried it both ways however I never tried it with a camera it might work if it is straight to monitor it would not have sound but if you plug only into the yellow rca it might work sorry but the only way to find out is get it and try it for the price so if it does not work then your not out of lot of money to really worry I cut it up and used the pieces in some of my robotics projects so it was not a total loss for me I hope this helped you if you have any other questions on other things I bought hit me up and I'll help if I can I got this to hook to my computer to mirror the screen on my TV that does not have a VGA port and it does not work I tried it both ways however I never tried it with a camera it might work if it is straight to monitor it would not have sound but if you plug only into the yellow rca it might work sorry but the only way to find out is get it and try it for the price so if it does not work then your not out of lot of money to really worry I cut it up and used the pieces in some of my robotics projects so it was not a total loss for me I hope this helped you if you have any other questions on... » Read More I got this to hook to my computer to mirror the screen on my TV that does not have a VGA port and it does not work I tried it both ways however I never tried it with a camera it might work if it is straight to monitor it would not have sound but if you plug only into the yellow rca it might work sorry but the only way to find out is get it and try it for the price so if it does not work then your not out of lot of money to really worry I cut it up and used the pieces in some of my robotics projects so it was not a total loss for me I hope this helped you if you have any other questions on other things I bought hit me up and I'll help if I can « Show Less
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You can't use it for anything! It's a scam. Look at it like this, in the world of technology, one side of this device speaks French and the other speaks Japanese. There is no translator in the middle, that's why you need the other box.
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Jose I am not positive. We used it to connect 4 DVR's to one TV set. We have 4 units for our security system. This allowed us to view all 4 DVR units at one time. I am really not sure but it should connect to a PC monitor. I wish I had a better answer for you.
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Don't see why not, but you would still need some way to get power to the camera. For example, you could use the belkin F7D4555 adapter, which goes for like $15 from bensoutlet, but you would have to supply power to the adapter and the ip cam as well
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This camera has a one channel composite (analog) video output (I believe it's a BNC connector. I'm not sure what inputs your uniden monitor has, but this will hook up to anything with composite video input.
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This camera can not be connected to a computer directly. However, you can use a convertor to do so, here is the link, please check. VideoSecu PC to TV Converter VGA to RCA S-Video Mac Computer Laptop to Composite Video Switcher C33
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A cable with male BNC connectors is provided with the unit which is typical for security cameras. You can purchase adapters that cinvert the BNC to an RCA video connector (the yellow connector on the AV input of a flat screen, for example). If your PC has a "TV-card" or other adapter that includes an RCA video input, you could hook this up easily. If not, I am not certain how you would be able to receive the camera signal without an external converter or adapter. The remote control capabilities for the PTZ are stand alone and would work fine with any setup.
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Yes you would be able to , however the image will be reversed but if this is not an issue this will work. All you will need if to have a power source at least 12v connecting to the red power cable coming out from the camera, you will also need to have a yellow video cable to be plugged into the monitor and the yellow cable input of the camera! , hope this makes sense
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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 do not know I use then to convert an digital video signal for security cameras injected into CATV system so tenants can view video on there TV. Based on my limited knowledge it should work for your application.
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Yes you can. I used IP cam viewer with my unit and it worked reliably. The problem is with washout.
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The monitor has it's own battery (purchased separately), so as long as the cam you're using has a hot shoe mount, you should be good to go
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You have got to get the Audio Video Power Security Camera Cable with BNC RCA Adaptor ACBVA150 3JH. I can send you a pic of how to hook it up. If you send me a link to copy and paste it. If you see the pic you will know how it works
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No, you must run it thru a pc or such..It has to have ,software to run on..You can not just hook cameras to one end and the other to a monitor..There are better choices...But it will work..linux,or win xp..is your best bet...hope that helps...
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Just monitor. And monitor must be connected to dvr with rca or vga or hdmi connector
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Hi JoyceI like to experiment and use things for purposes they weren't really made for. Most times it works. What u propose here could be done if you had an external 12v dc power supply and a rca type "video out" port on your laptop. Caution: Being an experiment, there is a chance you could damage both, the monitor and/or your laptop. Never having seen your laptop, I can't address compatibility so if you have the correct connections or are experienced in electronic modification it could be possible but there are risks as stated above. ~mjp
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You shouldn't.... Was able to hook it up to TV with HDMI cable and use it as another monitor without changing the power supply. A webcam wouldn't be much of a power draw.
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this video cable is made for a security system , my system is set up with this cable from the camera to the security system with a power supply connected to this cable and to the security box that processes the camera images. From the security box I have a VGA cable that hooks to a flat screen monitor, if the flat screen tv has a vga or another connection like the one on the security then from the security box to the tv should work. But you have to have the security box connected to run the cameras.