tigerwillow1
Known around here
Ideas:
1. Do you have the username and password in the API command?
2. Is the camera schedule set correctly for when you want the T180 in night mode?
3. Are you using On Alert and On Reset on the initiating camera's BI Trigger tab?
4. Is the BI profile enabled on the Action Set tab?
5. Is the intensity for the light turned up for the night profile?
6. Are you using "Manual" and "Off" in the API commands?
All of this assumes you're doing the same thing as I am, using a different camera to work the T180's LED. It is working very reliably for me. If you're using the T180 to trigger its own LED, maybe there's some interaction that isn't obvious to me.
From what you described the easy conclusion is that there's a hardware problem with the light, except I think that's such low probability that it must be something else.
1. Do you have the username and password in the API command?
2. Is the camera schedule set correctly for when you want the T180 in night mode?
3. Are you using On Alert and On Reset on the initiating camera's BI Trigger tab?
4. Is the BI profile enabled on the Action Set tab?
5. Is the intensity for the light turned up for the night profile?
6. Are you using "Manual" and "Off" in the API commands?
All of this assumes you're doing the same thing as I am, using a different camera to work the T180's LED. It is working very reliably for me. If you're using the T180 to trigger its own LED, maybe there's some interaction that isn't obvious to me.
From what you described the easy conclusion is that there's a hardware problem with the light, except I think that's such low probability that it must be something else.