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  • 25-03-2013 10:49am
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    gives a bite baby
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    Hi guys.
    Quick question . What way can you connect The coaxial cable coming direct from the camera to a single television.?
    There will be no DVR or the like needed on it . I heard the camera works on a scart . If so how do you turn a coax to scart ..?


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    fred funk }{
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    It's an AV signal so you'll need a BNC to scart lead or if your TV has a phono connection get a BNC to phone because they're smaller than the scart and much cheaper.


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    gives a bite baby
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    fred funk }{ wrote: »
    It's an AV signal so you'll need a BNC to scart lead or if your TV has a phono connection get a BNC to phone because they're smaller than the scart and much cheaper.

    Will do cheers


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    #4
    gives a bite baby
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    I have tried a BNC connector into the yellow port for the av channel and there's still no picture. I tried a BNC to scart and no picture either.
    I know the camera is working because I can see a faint picture if connected direct to aerial in on the television.
    The make of the camera borsutec .
    I don't no what to try now I haven't any experience in CCTV.
    Any ideas.?


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    BAZ67
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    ON your TV, is there more than one AV Channel ? .If so, try them all.


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