Recent content by beels

Not in this case, but thanks.

This speculation is not correct in this case, but thanks for the dexoit suggestion. As stated, I doubt the tiny amount of corrosion on the end of the pins was the culprit. This area of the pins is not the critical contact point on the RJ-45. Plus I had tried cleaning the tiny corrosion with...

On my camera, the other end is connectorized and connects to a socket on the circuit board. You could also splice on a new connector, but that isn't what I did, because it seems kind of hack to me. Earlier today, I posted details about what I did. Does your pigtail have any damage or...

I replaced the camera. Then later, I replaced the pigtail on the old camera and got it working. May deploy it elsewhere or keep as a spare.

How does your camera pigtail look? Inspect the pins inside the camera connector for corrosion - with a magnifying glass. I recently had this exact same issue, followed the same troubleshooting steps as you, and determined that the camera pigtail was damaged and/or corroded,

I was having an intermittent signal issue with one of my Dahua IPC-HDW5231R-ZE cameras. It would record fine for hours or several days, then drop for several hours to a day at a time. Also, sluggish, unusable response time from the camera's web server page. After much troubleshooting...