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Faulty camera ?
Hi,
Boy am I having teething problems. On my first cctv camera the night LEDs did not work. They replaced it within a few days no problem. I have just got the replacement working and I noticed a shadow on the right hand side. I have taken a snapshot. http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x...ctv-camera.jpg This is the CCTV camera http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x...tv-camera2.jpg I am using it on a PC and I have tried this on the TV and it is the same. Any idea's ? Thanks |
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Faulty camera ?
Did you try moving the cam in a different direction? It looks like something
is in the way of it. Can you open the cam to see if a wire is blocking the rear of the lens? If the cam has zoom capability try a different zoom distance. "CartoonHead" wrote in message ... Hi, Boy am I having teething problems. On my first cctv camera the night LEDs did not work. They replaced it within a few days no problem. I have just got the replacement working and I noticed a shadow on the right hand side. I have taken a snapshot. http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x...ctv-camera.jpg This is the CCTV camera http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x...tv-camera2.jpg I am using it on a PC and I have tried this on the TV and it is the same. Any idea's ? Thanks |
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Faulty camera ?
Spin wrote:
Did you try moving the cam in a different direction? It looks like something is in the way of it. Can you open the cam to see if a wire is blocking the rear of the lens? If the cam has zoom capability try a different zoom distance. have a look inside the camera front just behind the glass,, wrapped around the lens itself is a rubber washer type thing that stops reflection from the leds from the glass cover getting into the lens. if this washer for want of a better word isnt aligned properly you can get dark spots around the edges, easy fix open the cover and adjust as nessecary remembering that when the dark comes if the light leaks it will make the night image unwatchable.(reflections everywhere from the leds). if thats not the case then disregard this info lol... http://82.27.65.180:8080/ similar thing here with my cctv... bottom right camera is very similar to yours with washer fitted tight against cover with no night light leakage. it is really pitch black out there on a night and the night vision or infrared leds to be technical do a brilliant job. you can aso se this camera in the bottom right image floating on a night above right of the downstairs window. regards dave aka ThE SlAyEr |
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Faulty camera ?
Thanks for that I will have a fiddle about and post back.
Cheers |
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Faulty camera ?
Atfer all that I broke the blooming thing. I took off the lens cap and all
these parts fell out and no matter how I put at all back the picture is not very good. Dho |
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