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Philips observation cameras
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| allzo |
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Posts: 1
Joined: 17 Dec 2008
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Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 12:05 pm
Post subject: Philips observation cameras
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Hi, first post 
I have bought a few Philips observation cameras cheap from Ebay to have a play (I've already built a PC based camera recording system for my office) but would like to have something else to mess around with over the next few months! 
The model number of the cameras are : VCM7C130/00T. They have a 24vDC input at 2.5W (presumably through the only connector at the rear, an RJ11 socket?)
What else would I need to get these working?
Trying to post a pic but I don't think I have enough posts 
Thanks for any help, as I said they were pretty cheap as a job lot on Ebay so if I can't get them to work, it's not the end of the world...
regards, Allzo 
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| survtech |
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Posts: 895
Joined: 21 Mar 2007
Location: San Diego County
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Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 2:07 pm
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They are only sold as part of a complete system which includes the monitor. The monitor itself provides the camera power in those types of systems and they typically use 2-pair twisted-pair cable to connect the camera to the monitor. One pair is for power and the second pair is for video.
Here are the camera's specs:
VCM7D130/00T, Eazeo Digital Color Camera
1/4-inch minidome camera with 3 mm integrated lens, PAL
Here is a link to the systems that use those cameras:
http://products.boschsecurity.asia/en/APR/products/bxp/SKUF.01U.020.959-P3
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