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Frequently Asked Questions / Support Links Wireless Camera Systems FAQ Wired Camera Systems FAQ Body Worn Cameras FAQ Video Splitters and Multiplexers FAQ Security VCRs FAQ Security Monitors FAQ Wired Camera Instructions Wireless Camera Instructions Legal information regarding audio and video recording Wired and Wireless Video Camera Specifications Geovision Software Downloads PalmVid Discount Codes Promotional Codes and Coupons Wired Camera Instructions 
Viewing live on your TV Connecting the Camera to your VCR 1. Connect your VCR to you TV as usual. 2. Find the Yellow jack marked Video Input on your VCR. 3. Connect the Video Output on the Camera to the Video Input on the VCR. 5. Connect Power Cord and plug into wall. . 
Viewing live on your TV 1. Make sure VCR is set correctly first. 2. Turn your TV to channel 3 (most cases), or the video input if hooked through the RCA jacks. Recording with your VCR 1. It is critical that you switch to your VCR's aux input so that you record the image from the camera and not a TV show. 2. Some VCR's have a button on the remote, others use the on-screen menu, or it could be a switch on the front panel. 3. Check the image on your TV. If you are only recording, you may remove the TV once you are satisfied with the picture. 4. Insert a tape, choose the record speed, andpress record. Troubleshooting PalmVid Wired Cameras connect directly to the RCA video connections on any TV, VCR, Computer, or any other source that has video and audio inputs (usually yellow for video, red and white for audio). Make sure your recording device has Video and Audio INPUTS and that you are connected to them, not the outputs. You must change the VCR or TV to it's video input to record or view the picture from the camera, this is usually done from the remote control and is labeled input, aux, video, or sometimes there is no button and you can find the Video input as a channel (if this is the case, then usually if you turn the VCR to channel 2 and hit channel down on your remote) If you do not find your answer here, you may also ask your questions directly by Email. Our customers enjoy Free Lifetime Technical Support through our Toll Free Number on any system purchased from us. If you have a different question, or need assistance, Call us at (800) 618-7491. |
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