Is there an adapter to convert a RJ-11e cable to RCA?

You probably will get the best result if you use a digital to analog audio converter. Amazon has a number of models: https://www.amazon.com/DA-Converters/b?ie=UTF8&node=3224445011 . You will need to provide the optical audio cable. You connect the TV's optical audio out to the converter's input. Then use the converter's RCA output to the home theater system's audio input.

The TVs HDMI port is only an HDMI input (possibly with Audio Return Channel). This isn't usually resolved by an HDMI-RCA Converter. This converter might have worked to split off the audio signal from a Blu-ray player with an HDMI cable to the converter and then another HDMI cable to the TV and the RCA audio going to the Home Theater system.

I hope this helps.

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100BaeFX to 100BaseTx media converter. ST to SC cable.

SCA connector goes to the RX port in media converter.

STA connector goes to the TX jack on network adapter.

SC male B to TX port on media converter.

ST male B connector to the RX jack on network adapter.

Connect media converter to network with Cat5e cable which uses RJ-45 connectors.

as long as its cable run, should not be a problem. I went from 50 to 75 for my shop, works fine.but throw some e-tape around the connections.

Hi there, depend on the model of your cameras, normally if there are samsung it should say the model # ( ssc-12c,soc-c120 and so on) What look like CAT-5 are normally RJ-11 very similar to a phone connector. If your cameras are one those mentioned above you will need a monitor that support that type of connection like the ssc12m or ssc-17webm if there are black and white or the SMT-190M if there are color cameras. or a DVR with similar connection type like the SHR-1041.
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rj11e pin lay out with turned over. brass pin facing you.release
pin to the bottom. 1 left to right to 6.
1 2 3 4 5 6
' ' ' ' ' '
bk---red--green--yellow--clear (bare ground)--

that is it.

Hi,

With the indulgence of IB4G2008...

Not possible without a converter adapter at the same time signal losses, interference and noisy video if CAT5E cable used.

What I would suggest is to use coaxial cable (RG59) instead of the CAT5E. One end would be terminated with ta BNC male to connect to the camera. The other end would have to be terminated either with an RCA male. Before connecting to the VGA (15pin) input of the monitor, it would have to be processed by a converter/adapter. Here are some examples:
1. Composite Video to VGA adapter;
2. some high end adapters are shown here;
3. several shown here would also work.

In case you would like a DIY, this might interest you.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.

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I broke a cable module on one of the original cables during installation. I tried to substitute a normal telephone cable with 6 pin RJ11 modules but it wouldn't work. I finally got the broken module to work but there is apparently some difference between the pins or wiring of the furnished smo-120S cable and RJ11 phone cable.

Sorry I don't have a solution but perhaps will help you find a solution.

I have the same problem and I found out that a resistor went bad and then a capicator went bad.you must have them check and replcaced

New fittings (terminations) should be available from your local electronics store. They would require crimping onto the cable or soldering although I have seen a variety that screws on.

The monitor should have come with several cables and adapters. One adapter converts the stereo RCA plugs to a stereo 1/4 inch plug that connects next to the dvi outlet.