Yes, its set for 00:00:00 to 23:59:59... different day different time for different duration, its loosing signal. so i think, it couldn't be schedule issue.
Yes, its set for 00:00:00 to 23:59:59... different day different time for different duration, its loosing signal. so i think, it couldn't be schedule issue.
Where is the camera located? Does it have direct sunlight, could it be over heating in the afternoon?
What type of camera is it? IP/POE or HDCIV?
POE:
1. On the camera's web login, is there any reboot scheduled?
2. Is this an NVR with many cameras connected to it's POE switch - Is the power limit of the POE switch almost at max?
HDCVI:
1. Is the camera's power supply alright? Does it over heat around the afternoon each day?
2. Is there any device next to the cable that could interfere with the signal? Microwave for example.
Where is the camera located? Does it have direct sunlight, could it be over heating in the afternoon?
What type of camera is it? IP/POE or HDCIV?
POE:
1. On the camera's web login, is there any reboot scheduled?
2. Is this an NVR with many cameras connected to it's POE switch - Is the power limit of the POE switch almost at max?
HDCVI:
1. Is the camera's power supply alright? Does it over heat around the afternoon each day?
2. Is there any device next to the cable that could interfere with the signal? Microwave for example.
Its IP Camera, connected to 8 port POE NetGear Switch,
Reboot is schedule but thats once a week.. but that too shouldn't take a minute or two.
Yes, NetGear switch connected to NVR there might be 5 cameras attached to this switch out of 25 cameras in the network. Power of This Switch is about 30W per port 240W in total.