Hello

I have just purchased a DVRLCD250 4 Channel CCTV DVR. This system has 4 BNC video inputs and 1 BNC video output.

I have also purchased a Sentient 5.8 GHz Wireless camera, model n20GB. This camera has been supplied with a cable with RCA connections. I

The yellow plug is video, the red one audio. You will need a bnc- phono adaptor to connect video to the dvr.

Not familiar with the kit you have so cant say if it records audio.

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=26608

The yellow plug is video, the red one audio. You will need a bnc- phono adaptor to connect video to the dvr.

Not familiar with the kit you have so cant say if it records audio.

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=26608

Thanks for the reply.

The DVR has an audio in and an audio out socket on the back. I assume I only need to connect the red audio plug into the audio in socket.

thanx

You will need to connect the audio out (dvr) to the audio in on your monitor (for playback).

Just re-read that. Sound like instructions for cricket - when your in, they get you out etc.....

You will need to connect the audio out (dvr) to the audio in on your monitor (for playback).

Just re-read that. Sound like instructions for cricket - when your in, they get you out etc.....

Going to buy a bnc to phono jack today so will test and let you know.

Going to buy a bnc to phono jack today so will test and let you know.

Please do.

Useful for others who may visit tsi with the same eqpt.

Please do.

Useful for others who may visit tsi with the same eqpt.

I have purchased a RCA to BNC jack but still cannot get a picture on the DVR.

I connected the RCA to BNC jack to yellow cable. I then connected this yellow cable to the DVR video output. There is still no image on the DVR.

I

I have purchased a RCA to BNC jack but still cannot get a picture on the DVR.

I connected the RCA to BNC jack to yellow cable. I then connected this yellow cable to the DVR video output-should be DVR input. There is still no image on the DVR.

I

As per Rulland, camera out goes to dvr in.

Also, some tv's have more than one AV input, click through osd options, might see AV1, AV2 etc.

Hello

Thanks to everyone. I have now have it sorted and can view and record images on the DVR. I simply needed to purchase RCA to phone Jack, and then connect the yellow video socket to a video input source.

Thanks