5 x Scan Wireless CCTV Colour Camera with TV Connection
Saw that in Today Only, wondering if I need 5 TVs to take all 5 video signals at the same time? What about the wireless signal interferencing with each other? And what do you recommend to feed all 5 video streams into computer?
Thanks,
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The recievers can be adjusted to use different frequencies so interference shouldn't be a problem.
As for feeding the signals to a PC, the reciever box outputs to the red and white phono style connections, so connecting these to a PC can be done if you have a video card, but I cannot think of a way of connecting 5 to just 1 card I'm afraid.
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I remember at my work my boss had a new pc installed. It recorded thw whole of the stores tv cameras. Now it had lots of cable going in the back, not unusual i know but there was a bunch going into it of the same sort. these may have been inputs to the computer from the cameras. Anyway i know this is a bit vague but maybe the pc needs to be built for the reason of cctv operation?
I'm sure I've seen some system where the receiver box bit accepted inpputs from loads of cameras so you could have 5 but only use on box at the back.
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just wondering... what is the wireless for then? since u will need to use cable to connect the camera and the wireless thing that uses wire to connect to the tv
The camera is 'wireless' in that you do not need to connect the camera to the box.
i.e [CAMERA] -> ......Wireless Signal....... ----> [Reciever]-cable-[TV or device with inputs]
well then what is the cable that is coming out of the camera used for? from the looks of it it is to be plugged into the receiver.
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=327688
how good is the quality of the camera anyway? can you put a picture of it?
More than likely the cable is for power, and will connect to either a pp3 battery or 9V walwart, depending on which you like
CorrectOriginally Posted by herulach
It's for the power connection.
As for the camera itself, I've not had a chance to play with one of these as yet.
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