is mic compatable with lorex lh320 dvr
1410690
mic is compatible with any system that uses an RCA input OR via an RCA adapter to 3.5mm jack. I use mine directly plugged into the DVR's RCA plug.
1513023
I'm not sure. Contact lorex. But I bought this unit because our monitor charging port broke after a year. I wanted extra cameras for the one we had so i opted to just buy this new one for to replace te old monitor and add additional cameras. I have linked this new one to our old cameras (so now we have a total of three cameras- 2 old,one new) with no problems.
1247405
I'm no expert, but it seems to me that you would need a mixer. A resistor from each mic to a common resistor across the DVR in would work, but probably with low volume. An active mixer would be better. In any case, it can be done, but you are going to have a lot of noises coming in to the one input.
397659
If your DVR has BNC style inputs, you should be able to connect it. You don't have to use all the same brand or style.
1167427
Yes, this camera is compatible with the DVR you purchased. According to the specs of your DVR, it will be able to display the camera's 720p image @ 30 fps.
1685135
Your DVR must support audio, if it does there will be seperate connectors an controls for the audio. I hope this helps.
977400
I'm not certain of what kind of plug your system has. This mic uses an XLR plug.
840369
Here at Amazon this Mic is also sold in a kit containing power supply 12 VDC regulated and twin audio/power cable. Should work with any DVR that accepts RCA connector audio. RCA connector type audio cable should be shielded to reduce noise. If the distance is over 100 feet I suggest using audio baluns to reduce noise which are available here at low cost. Alternately I tried this microphone with a 125 foot RG 59 cable to which I spliced RCA connector pigtails and the signal was crystal clear.
727457
Sorry I don't have the answer. I use my on an Olympus voice recorder, works excellent!
961858
Yes. You will need a mic jack converter though. I found one a Radioshack for a really cheap price. You will need a 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter. Also make sure it has two rings on the tip. 3 rings wont work, and the single ring only records on the left channel.
777029
It will if you have a wireless connection for the dvr to connect to. But it's more technical than most would think, and swann is terrible at helping you. I have fixed all the issues on my system by myself because they were clueless. They also told me it wouldn't support audio but I got audio to work on mine after buying about $10 worth of parts like a mic and cables. They have an app for iphone that will work great for what you're wanting, as long as you have wifi on the system.
2071785
Hi Janine, this DVR has 4CH Audio in and 1 CH Audio out. But to do audio recording you need to add a microphone at the camera side, and connect the microphone to the DVR. : )
1191544
Connects to cable same type that is used for camera, your DVR needs to have an audio input for sound
261209
Yes it does. as long as you get video and audio to the VRDV20 it will record shows from the TV DVR. I have done it many of times. If it doesn't work its because you have the cables hooked up wrong.
1344166
I don't know what that is, but I would think it would work with any DVR as long as there are enough jacks to plug in the cables
1848385
It appears to use standard PoE, and DHCP. However, the camera uses TCP port 8000 for management activities, and provides two simultaneous video streams to the Lorex recorder: One to be recorded, and one to be forwarded to remote and mobile monitoring devices. By default, the 1st stream is 1080p30 and the second stream is CIF. These can be changed using menus on the recorder. The recorder identifies this as "Lorex Protocol", and is also capable of talking to other cameras using "protocols" such as "Panasonic", "Samsung" and "Sanyo" to name a few. When viewing the real time CIF stream in a browser, you need to download and install a Lorex proprietary plug in, so I suspect that the video coding isn't one of the well known standards either. I haven't done packet captures, so I can't be more specific. Hope this helps.
936583
Don't know, haven't used it in that capacity. If the Dragon mic requires a true stereo input, it probably won't work because the usb adapter is mono and puts the same signal in the left and right inputs.