We have one camera unit that will sometimes shut down, I power down,power up the camera and to date it resets. We do have a Nightowl DVR with internal hard drive, also use a 17 inch HP monitor and it works well with my set up. I am wondering if our high daily temps might be causing some issues.Running Arrow Bill wrote:We also have a Lorex 4 camera wireless system. We do have one periodic problem with it: One or more of our cameras ceases to transmit to the receiver on the recorder unit with black screen message "connecting". We do the drill, punching the receiver module button, going to the camera button and punching it... Usually this re-sets the camera. However, on occasion the dang thing won't reset!! We have line of sight wireless transmission. The only obstruction are some small upright tree leaves, branches that only affects ONE camera of TWO that are at same location. (The user manual and customer service doesn't help much...)Poldark wrote:I recently installed a Lorex IR wireless camera high in a corner of the porch ,I also have one covering the rear patio and garage doors . If the door bell rings I nip into the bedroom where I have a 4 station DVR linked to a monitor screen . The DVR splits the screen into 4 for use with up to 4 cameras, I can see who is at the door day and night. Still have my small snubby always handy in my owb holster at home . The DVR has a motion detector so can see on playback if any one has been sniffing around the place whilst we have been out. .
Any ideas or suggestions on what to do??
Appreciate any help!
Bill
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I recently installed a Lorex IR wireless camera high in a corner of the porch ,I also have one covering the rear patio and garage doors . If the door bell rings I nip into the bedroom where I have a 4 station DVR linked to a monitor screen . The DVR splits the screen into 4 for use with up to 4 cameras, I can see who is at the door day and night. Still have my small snubby always handy in my owb holster at home . The DVR has a motion detector so can see on playback if any one has been sniffing around the place whilst we have been out. . 