A friend gave me a Astak CM-918T surveillance camera and a wireless receiver with no hardware at all. Just camera and receiver that's it. The camera does not say wireless anywhere on it but it does have a mini ant connector on the back. There 4 wires hanging out the back of the camera which are Black, Red, White and Yellow. The camera is 12v. So I was wondering if I connected the red + black wires to a 12v power pack and the yellow and white wires to a RCA video cable will that make the camera operational? I'm not sure if this will help but the receiver is a Astak CM-919 DC8V 0.9 GHz.
Red and black, are power; white to a rc plug center pin yellow to the center pin of a rc plug and there should be a bare wire you need to split it off to the outside section of the yellow and white rc plug
SOURCE: micromark wiring diagram
hi have the same issue found it to be red power black negative yellow video white audio and bare wire is the shared ground for the yellow and white hope this helps
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you need power to the red and black, white to a rc plug center pin yellow to the center pin of a rc plug and there should be a bare wire you need to split it off to the outside section of the yellow and white rc plug
The RED wire is your 12 volt power "positive". The BLACK wire is your 12 volt power "negitive" The YELLOW wire is your camera video. The white wire is your cameras audio & the copper wire is shielded ground.{Davesajak}
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