Will this DFL20S CNB Super HIGH resolution of 600 TV Lines (DVD quality) Color Dome Video Surveillance...work on my Uniden Monitor?
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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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I can't answer that question. I'd go to www.uniden.com and send them a customer service or tech question via email.
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So I have run into this before but I am not an expert. Some monitors will only accept 1080P or 720P. My source was 420P something like that so one of the monitors called it out of range. I was using a image one surgical camera that only had SDI output that once converted was 420 or 480P output and that didn't work with one of my Monitors. The TV monitor probably accepts a larger range of HDMI input. Scott
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No. I have a component video monitor and an NR1604, and I have had to use component video for all sources. You should also be aware that the receiver's on-screen menus will not be visible on your monitor. This is mostly an issue during setup. I uses a small TV with an HDMI input for this.
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I am not familiar with that type of camera but you should be able to connect any BNC/RCA/Coaxial camera to this card without any issue. I currently use Sony 1/3" Varifocal Lense Dome Cameras. I have also connected other generic cameras without issue. As far as IP (network) cameras go, I'm not 100% sure, but you should be able to connect brands other than Geovision. These DVR cards are great. I have two of them, one at two different stores, and they have been flawless. The DVR Servers the cards are installed in are configured with: Intel Core i3 CPU Crucial 8gb DDR3 RAM Gigabyte Motherboard 4 Western Digital Black 2tb SATA Hard Drives nVidia Geforce 8400 1gb PCIe Video Card Antec One Hundred Case Antec 650w Power Supply Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64bit OS and they work great. The software for these cards is fantastic. It is, by far, the best software I have used for DVR systems. These cards are more costly than other DVR cards but you get what you pay for. You can do 30fps for up to 16 cameras. The maximum resolution for each camera, if I'm remembering correctly, is 720x480 for NTSC. NOTE: In the manual and on the website, and this goes for every DVR I have every built and I'm not sure why, Geovision says that this card is only compatible with Intel CPUs, Intel chipset motherboards, and nVidia GPU video cards... no AMD or ATI for some reason... I have always been curious but have never had the time to test this in a live environment and I wouldn't risk it just to save a little bit of money. I highly recommend this DVR card.
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The DVI-D single link max resolution is 1920 x 1200, and that is the published spec for this device. The provided cables are DVD-D single link. The 29EB73-P has a native resolution of 2560 x 1080, which requires dual link. So, first blush, no guarantee it will work. The connectors are pinned out for DVD-I dual link, and I'd guess you could get passthrough if you use your own DVD-D dual link cables. Bootup and switching would probably still be issues, even if you got it to work. You can ask IOGear; from what I've read, they are very helpful. Regarding your gaming mouse, you almost certainly will have to plug it into one of the two 'not-mouse' usb connectors to get full functionality. They function as full passthrough. The mouse usb connector is coded for simple scroll mice only.
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I do not think it will work. The DVD/NVR is ONVIF and your camera is MJPEG. NVR's are hard to get to work on cameras that are not designed to work on them. It is not the IP, it is the streaming ports and protocals that make the big difference. I did not get any generic, as you called it, to work.
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Yes. From the manual: This unit is compatible with the video signals of the following resolutions - 480i/60 Hz - 576i/50 Hz - 480p/60 Hz - 576p/50 Hz - 720p/60 Hz, 50 Hz - 1080i/60 Hz, 50 Hz - 1080p/60 Hz, 50 Hz, 24 Hz
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I don't know, but I had to call Uniden to find out what was compatible. They will tell you, but its not easy to find a knowledgeable person there. I was pulling my hair out.
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Thanks Pat T!I will email both uniden & Panasonic & see what they say!God Bless! I appreciate your help!Sincerely,Ds8944
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That is very similar to the system I have which is a Swann Pro-series D1 Realtime H.264 DVR (8 camera - wired). If your system has PTZ capability and and an RS485 port in the back, it should work. I assume your system is Analog (BNC camera connectors).
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Yes, that's the setup I have I works fine. Resolution seems fine. Don't use it much, though. Too many commercials on over-the-air TV, even if you can fast-forward though them.
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I dont know, will look into it. I run two nvidia gtx 680's and the picture quality is amazing on this monitor
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It is concerning resolutionhttp://www.cctvcamerapros.com/CCTV-Resolution-s/356.htm
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According to the Uniden website, the answer is 'Yes' as far as its compatibility with the D-1780 is concerned.
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Ivan had a legitimate question Cliff with a sarcastic answer from you. My monitor has the same problem and is worthless at this point. If we figure it out I will fairly rate this product. Our security system is a high test system and not from the big box stores.
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I'm using it on a Windows 7 Pro (64-bit) system right now. I'm happier with it since I upgrade from the on-board video to a stand-alone PCI-E video card with 2G of memory....the max resolution on this monitor was a stretch for the 4GB I had in the system. I had bought a set of 'computer cheaters' to fit over my bifocals....and haven't used them since I got this 27-incher. I LOVE it! It is bright, and it is Huge.