Hi I hope this is the right place.

I am after connecting my DVR that will be in the loft to 2 TV sets in different sections of the house, one is down stars and one upstars, wire isn

yes but you will find the output from those bnc's will be different

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?Module...50&T=Module

yes but you will find the output from those bnc's will be different

Sorry how do you meen?

I was only going to use one and add the T BNC conector in the line.

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?Module...50&T=Module

if this idea of mine cant or doesnt work I will try that, the only problem is I am now skint due to me buying the system and all the parts lol

also I only have a small house and like the idea of hard wireing it to the tv's if I can, that way I have less of a bulky system for things to go wrong down the line.

TV Sets ? ? ? This is a security forum.........

Are you talking about a DVR for CCTV Cameras, or TV signals ?

Its all chinese to me LOL ! try and explain it a little bit clearer, be more specific, and someone on here will always try and help.

Edited December 10, 200817 yr by SUBS

you cant just put 2 'monitors' onto one signal with a t connector.

You will need to connect to the first one with video in, then to the second one from the firsts video out.

TV Sets ? ? ? This is a security forum.........

Are you talking about a DVR for CCTV Cameras, or TV signals ?

Its all chinese to me LOL ! try and explain it a little bit clearer, be more specific, and someone on here will always try and help.

its is CCTV, the cameras are on the DVR player then I am after adding two TV's to from the DVR for veiwing.

one tv is on the first floor, then the secound is on the top floor.

you cant just put 2 'monitors' onto one signal with a t connector.

You will need to connect to the first one with video in, then to the second one from the firsts video out.

I am sorry I dont understand

as the DVR has to out puts, can I not place 1 TV on one output and then the other TV on the other output?

sorry for any confusion, its kind of new to me this.

you can but those outputs are not the same. I dont know that dvr (i assume its a bottom end one?) but usually you have a main monitor and a spot monitor.

These outputs are different and do different jobs. They are not duplicates of the same signal.

You may need a video distribution amplifier

you can but those outputs are not the same. I dont know that dvr (i assume its a bottom end one?) but usually you have a main monitor and a spot monitor.

These outputs are different and do different jobs. They are not duplicates of the same signal.

You may need a video distribution amplifier

thanks mate

the back looks like this one, it doesnt say any different on the outputs

I think I will try and do a little test on them before trying it out in full.

I dont know if its the bottom end one, any way of finding out?

here are some specs:

Format: PAL / CCIR

HDD: 250GB + blank

Compression: MJPEG

Record Mode: Continuous / Alarm / Timer Motion

Record Speeds: 100, 50, 25, 12, 8, 4 or 1fps

Playback Speeds: 1/16x to Real Time to 32x

Search Modes: Search by Time, Date, Alarm, Motion

On screen display: Time, Date, Camera Titles

Security: Password Protection/Key Lock

Camera Inputs : 4 BNC Sockets (Video)

Video Spec CCIR Composite, 1.0V p-p / 75Ω

Monitor Output: 2 BNC Sockets

Monitor Spec CCIR Composite, 1.0V p-p / 75Ω

Audio Inputs 4 x RCA (Phono) Connectors, Selectable by camera.

Audio Spec -8Db, 22KΩ

Audio Output 1 x RCA (Phono) Connectors

Audio Spec -8Db, 22KΩ

Display Resolution: 720x576 in Real Time

Recording Resolution: 720 x 288 @ 50fps 360 x 288 @ 100fps

Alarm Inputs: 4 sets to activate recording (NO / NC)

Alarm Output: 1 set relay contact

Power Source: 240V AC input Power Supply (supplied)

Operating Temperature: -10

looking at that it would appear it dont have a spot monitor output.

I would also assume that they are just duplicates of each other.

You will need to test it to see.