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Recommended maintenance procedures for surveillance cameras

Most of the common faults are related to the analog and digital systems and checking and maintaining these two aspects can solve the problem.

Analog System Maintenance

First, check if the BNC connectors are soldered correctly. Check all the BNC connectors from the camera to the splitter, from the splitter to the digital video recorder (DVR), and from the splitter to the matrix. If the BNC is not soldered correctly during installation, it may break after a while. Also, check if the video cable has any breaks.

Next, check whether the power supply (12V or 24V) for the camera is normal. Also check whether the power supply for the DVR, distributor, and matrix is ​​normal.

Third, use the swap method to check if the BNC ports of the DVR, distributor, and matrix are normal. That is, connect the jumper wire of a channel with an image to a channel without an image to see if the image appears. If the image does not appear, it indicates that there is a problem with that channel. OHWOAI's home wireless solar-powered, battery-powered, and POE-powered security cameras are IP67 waterproof and dustproof for both indoor and outdoor use, with a strong waterproof level, and no harmful effects even in bad weather such as rain and wind. They can also be installed outdoors. 5 million high-definition camera, improved heat dissipation and durability, and four times longer service life. The recorder set comes with a monitor and can be expanded to 8 cameras.

Digital System Maintenance

First, check to see if the indicator light on the switch's LAN port is on.
Generally, there are three possible situations:

The light is flashing: the signal is normal.
If the light is on but not blinking: This means something is wrong with the camera. Please power off the camera for a while and then power it back on (this is most likely the case).
No light: Check that the RJ45 connector (including both the switch and the camera) is normal, the camera's power supply is normal (12V or 24V), and there are no breaks in the network cable.
Next, check if the DVR is working properly. Go into the system and see if you can find the IP address of the channel without an image (i.e. the address of the camera). If you can't, there may be a problem with the switch and the camera.

Third, reboot your network cameras, switches and DVRs. A reboot can fix most issues unless it's a hardware problem.

Fourth, if you are using fiber optic transmission, check that the fiber optic receivers at both ends are working properly.

OHWOAI has a management philosophy of "best quality and perfect service". If you have any questions before or during the purchase, please feel free to contact us at any time. In addition, to ensure your peace of mind, we offer a 12-month warranty. In the unlikely event that there is an initial defect, missing accessories, or a malfunction, please feel free to contact us. We will respond within one business day. We provide professional surveillance solutions and are familiar with various network settings, providing effective support according to customer requirements and ensuring that surveillance equipment works stably.

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