How they show 4 cameras vision on one monitor ? and how they connect audio with normal VGA ?
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The screen will split into four. I'm actually watching 4 of my cameras on my screen as we speak. Audio may not work with your "normal VGA"
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Each camera has a quater of the screen.Or you can view each camera whole screen. Not using audio so don't know
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The screen is divided into four squares. Click on one square to make it full screen.It connects to whatever you want.
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The screen is divided into four squares. Click on one square to make it full screen. It connects to whatever you want.
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Not quite sure what the question means but based on what I think you mean.... Meant to connect one DVI monitor, one VGA monitor, one mouse, one keyboard, USB and audio to up to 4 computers. For each computer you use a vga output and a DVI output. When you switch inputs ewverything changes over. The monitor receiving vga continues to be the vga monitor so no need to change it, same for the DVI monitor. Alternatively you can connect a dvi monitor to the hdmi output by using the appropriate adapter cable. Ditto for the vga if you have the appropriate adapters but generally not worth the trouble. Not quite sure what the question means but based on what I think you mean.... Meant to connect one DVI monitor, one VGA monitor, one mouse, one keyboard, USB and audio to up to 4 computers. For each computer you use a vga output and a DVI output. When you switch inputs ewverything changes over. The monitor receiving vga continues to be the vga monitor so no need to change it, same for the DVI monitor. Alternatively you can connect a dvi monitor to the hdmi output by using the appropriate adapter cable. Ditto for the vga if you have the appropriate adapters but generally not... » Read More Not quite sure what the question means but based on what I think you mean.... Meant to connect one DVI monitor, one VGA monitor, one mouse, one keyboard, USB and audio to up to 4 computers. For each computer you use a vga output and a DVI output. When you switch inputs ewverything changes over. The monitor receiving vga continues to be the vga monitor so no need to change it, same for the DVI monitor. Alternatively you can connect a dvi monitor to the hdmi output by using the appropriate adapter cable. Ditto for the vga if you have the appropriate adapters but generally not worth the trouble. « Show Less
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I would search on Google " how can I use 4 monitors" Also call or email www.evga.com and ask them. I think one card can run 2 monitors even though is has 3 connections. HDMI, DVI and VGA. I'm not smart enough to answer that question. Sorry, Bob
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it has vga, s video or bnc inputs.... and only one vga output !....that's it, nothing else!
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The computer has two video output ports. One HDMI, the other VGA. Both ports can be used at the same time if desired.
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I believe that you can view all at the same time, but you can't get audio if you look at all cameras at once. Not sure though, I've never done this. You should email the sharx people at info@SharxSecurity.com. they are generally great at responding to questions!
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You can move the cable connection between the cameras. Only one may be connected at a time. The change of connections would be easy, just undo the connector to camera 1 and move the connector to camera 2. I assume that you would have both cables next where the monitor is.
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Mr. Barcus From the unit I received there are multiple adaptors for connection up to 4 screens via HDMI. Hope that helps and take care.
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There is a VGA, HDNI and DVI port on the back graphics card.We are only driving a 26' monitor, so I don't know if it drive multiple monitors.
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Via VGA. It's the same connection your present monitor is probably already using.
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There are 2 digital out and 1 HDMI mini on mine so likely 3 monitors can be connected although I only have 2 connected to my GTX780. Check the specs for the card you are buying to see how many outputs it has.
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I recently just set mine up last night. I am using 3 monitors and had to go into the BIOS and enable onboard video to get the 3rd monitor to work. 2 of my monitors are plugged into the Video Card using 1 DVI and 1 HDMI and the 3rd is plugged into onboard DVI. Im assuming you could use the extra onboard VGA to hook up a 4th monitor if you needed to. If you didn't want to use VGA then you would have to install a 2nd video card in the machine.
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1. No VGA Inputs from cameras, BNC only. 2. BNC plugs on either end of cable. 3. System comes with (8) 60' lengths of cable with ends attached. These cables have the power cable attached. (2) external power supplies provided. Each supply runs 4 cameras. 4. VGA output for computer monitor. I have mine hooked to my 47" Vizio TV. Software splits the view into 9 squares. You can interact with the DVR with provided USB mouse. 5. If you decide to use PC / Phone, read their website carefully on the steps needed to take. Network setup was a PIA, and I do networking for a living. The person who programmed the on screeen setup things backwards from conventional logic, especially in the network setup.
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There are five HDMI inputs and one HDMI output, so you could have up to five devices connected to a single monitor.
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If you have two to four cameras you can set the monitor to a scan setting and the monitor switches cameras about every 10 seconds, both visual and audio. If you have only two cameras it will scan all 4 channels and get no signal on 2 of them for the first few times and then only scan between the 2 working cameras.
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The unit provides "Quad" view, so you can monitor up to 4 cameras at the same time with single monitor however it does not record in quad view. You need to select auto mode and it will automatically switch from camera to camera and while in motion detect it will record any motion from any camera. So no, you do not need two monitors.
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This unit has (1) HDMI output and (1) VGA Output. You can hook up one monitor directly to each port and use both monitors with no additional equipment. If you need to hook up multiple monitors of the same type to either port, a video distributor (splitter) can be added. For VGA, you can use the EL-VGA4 for up to 4 monitors and the EL-VGA8 for up to 8 monitors. For HDMI, you can use the HDMI-4S for up to 4 monitors and the HDMI-8S for up to 8 monitors. Hope that helps!