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Step 5Wiring the video camera
the video camera takes a 12V line and gives a video signal.
Cut and strip the wires coming out of the bullet camera. Cut near the connectors to leave lots of extra wire.
Under the insulation there should be 4 distinct wires. The red and black pair are for power, and the other two (yellow and black or insulated and not insulated ?) are for video.
+ the 12V line +
Cut and strip the ends of a battery pack. Use a multimeter to find the positive (+) and negative (-) lines coming out of the battery pack. Label the lines in some way so that you don't forget. On the connector match the (+) coming out of the battery with the red line on the camera, and the (-) with black.
The camera power lines connect to the connxall end piece, and the battery pack connect to the connxall wall mount piece.
+ the video signal +
The a/v cable should have 3 RCA connectors - red, white, and yellow. The yellow one is for video. Cut the a/v cable at a length that the connection to the camera will fit nicely in the box. The color theme will prevail inside the cut a/v cable.
The video signal (yellow and black pair) from the camera goes on the connxall end piece, and the video signal in the a/v cable goes on the connxall wall mount piece.
The picture shows the a/v cable (on the right) connected to both video and audio connectors. The camera is attached, microphone unpictured.
Cut and strip the wires coming out of the bullet camera. Cut near the connectors to leave lots of extra wire.
Under the insulation there should be 4 distinct wires. The red and black pair are for power, and the other two (yellow and black or insulated and not insulated ?) are for video.
+ the 12V line +
Cut and strip the ends of a battery pack. Use a multimeter to find the positive (+) and negative (-) lines coming out of the battery pack. Label the lines in some way so that you don't forget. On the connector match the (+) coming out of the battery with the red line on the camera, and the (-) with black.
The camera power lines connect to the connxall end piece, and the battery pack connect to the connxall wall mount piece.
+ the video signal +
The a/v cable should have 3 RCA connectors - red, white, and yellow. The yellow one is for video. Cut the a/v cable at a length that the connection to the camera will fit nicely in the box. The color theme will prevail inside the cut a/v cable.
The video signal (yellow and black pair) from the camera goes on the connxall end piece, and the video signal in the a/v cable goes on the connxall wall mount piece.
The picture shows the a/v cable (on the right) connected to both video and audio connectors. The camera is attached, microphone unpictured.
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