chad250

They aren't s-video, they're a close relation called 6 pin mini din. Sadly we can't chuck them as we need some security now and cannot afford to replace the system.

To record CCTV footage from a selection of cameras. Chad250

Another Image of the RCA Signal Reciever

Hi I have a response CCTV system which is completely unidentifiable! I have looked everywhere for references to this device but it is either too old or discontinued to be found. It is a two part system: one part houses the camera inputs and switches between the inputs, the other receives the signal from this device and converts it to an RCA output which then feeds into a video recorder, PC etc. The cameras have 6 pin mini-DIN connectors, which appear to be scarcely used other than for PS/2 keyboards and mice. The camera input switcher has five 6 pin mini-DIN connections on one side, and the top has a AUTO/MAN button, a red LED light, a DWELL dial and a CAMERA SELECT button. There are also four LED indicators for each camera on the top. The signal receiver has a RCA connection (labelled VIDEO, AUDIO and TRIGGER) and BUZZER and AUX connectors which look similar to ADSL/CAT5 connectors. It also has a 6 pin mini-DIN connection and a 12V DC power supply connector. I really need help identifying this system and have enclosed images to aid in identification. Thanks, Chad250