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surveillance camera, RJ11E? please help
Hi I am from Sweden so my English is not entirely good. But anyway I have a surveillance camera with 4-pole RJ11E (Video, Audio, Power, Communications) as the connection. I want to connect the RJ11E cable to a RCA cable so I can see it on my TV. The problem is that I dont know which cable is for what, RJ11E = black, red, green, yellow.
one of them is to power the camera and one of them is to picture and sound.
Please help me thanks.
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Best Answer 10 years ago
I found something similar in my junk pile. The cable for my camera has 4 wires:
black: common
red: power, +12 V
green: NTSC video
yellow: audio
A wiring diagram is shown in the second picture. I cannot guarantee that your camera is wired exactly the same way, but I expect they might be similar.
Answer 10 years ago
Thanks! I think this is gonna work, I try it tomorrow I'm too tired for it now. Thanks again! /Oliee
Answer 10 years ago
Well yours needs 24V for a start, its says so on the label.
Answer 10 years ago
Yes I now thanks.
Answer 10 years ago
Link to LARGE picture of diagram:
https://www.instructables.com/files/deriv/FC5/C0CG/GA1BSSQ1/FC5C0CGGA1BSSQ1.LARGE.jpg
10 years ago
Yes, if you have to feed the camera, you need to supply +24 V and ground to it. See if you can find the Phillips VCM7C camera manual, and see if there are any better guides to wire colour. I'm guessing, based on the typical wiring colours found in most cameras. Steve
Answer 10 years ago
Okey, I have the manual but it is nothing there but thanks i will try this tomorrow. Thanks. Oliee
10 years ago
Take a guess on black for ground, yellow for video and green for audio
Answer 10 years ago
Hi thanks for se answer but i dont really understand black for ground? and the red wire whats that for? you mean that the black and red wires is for power and the yellow for video and green for audio? Thanks