Flintstone61
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I wonder if it might stop while using a 12v 1.2 or 2.0 amp wall wart?
Looking for opinions on my options for LPR install locations.
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That is the only thing I haven't tried and is about the only thing left to try.
samplenhold
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If that works, then it probably means the cam has a problem, not the network.
It's had no issues while plugged into a 12v 2a power supply all day. So there must be something fucky with the camera.
I emailed Andy, hopefully he will be able to help me with some direction.
I'm also a bit bummed that Fall Break is over and I will be going back to work tomorrow. I got a lot done with getting these installed and set up over the last week, but would have liked a couple more days to have messed with them.
I'm also a bit bummed that Fall Break is over and I will be going back to work tomorrow. I got a lot done with getting these installed and set up over the last week, but would have liked a couple more days to have messed with them.
Flintstone61
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If no joy with Empiretech could he use one of them thar fancy pants thinga-mabobs you pluginto the end of the cable and convert/adapt the POE voltage to the 12VDC plugin voltage?
Flintstone61
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Other than having the camera serviced/replaced, this would be an option. However the location isn't horrible to run wire to and I do already have a power supply close by feeding some IR illuminators I could maybe pull power off of.
Just watch the load on the power supply and what the voltage drop might be on the cable supplying the IRs and camera.
Yea, I would be running a dedicated line to the camera if I went this route. It's a 5a power supply with 40w of IRs on it right now. I should be fine adding this, but would possibly go a little bigger if I added it.
I'd go a little bigger. You'll be at four, plus/minus, amps with a camera added to it. I like "headroom" of 50% minimum but you may feel differently.