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I'm not sure if you're suggesting this be checked or unchecked but it is checked, by defaut, in all of my cameras.
Signal Drop
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Didn't get a chance to try this yet. Hopefully one night this week the garage will be empty and I can get up in the attic to test....
If it is checked, then monochrome video (like dark at night) will make BI think it has lost its signal. Uncheck it.
Flintstone61
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i'd surmise it could be the garage switch or it's power source. if it's nearing it's thruput capacity with current devices, that could do it. Is it a Gigabit poe switch on all ports?
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Checking all my other cameras and my other system it seems as if this is a default setting and I have never gotten an error from it. Thanks for the suggestion.
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Finally had the opportunity to test this. Made no difference. THe camera still dropped momentarily. I've changed the setting to record an error if 5 seconds or longer.
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Netgear PoE+ 8 port Gigabit.
I wouldn't rule out the switch. It gets awful warm in the attic. I've gone through more than a few. I liked the Zyxel but it failed, (I think).
Suggestions for 8 port minimum. PoE+ switch that will take the heat????
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I'm really beginning to question the cable. Although it is Cat6, my other 4 cams on the same switch are on some 10+ year old Cat5. Although they may drop out occasionally (if I look at the log, (it seems as if they all do at times)) they just keep on plugging along. I may pull another line and see if it makes any difference. That may not be right away...
Thanks for all the input. I'll report back once I have anything new.
Thanks for all the input. I'll report back once I have anything new.