What Are The Solutions To Common Faults Of Network Cameras?

Network camera is a new generation product that combines traditional camera and network video technology. In addition to having all the image capture functions of traditional cameras, the camera also has a built-in digital compression controller and a WEB-based operating system to make the video data compressed , Delivered to end users via local area network, internet or wireless network. When we use the network camera, what are the more common failures? What is its solution?

1. The IP of the network camera cannot be searched with an IP search tool or central management software

First confirm the network cable and power supply. If the camera still cannot find the IP after confirmation, then confirm your network segment and see if the network segment of the network camera is very similar to that of your computer, if it is different Yes, you need to change the network segment of the network camera to be the same as that of your computer, so that your computer can find the IP of the network camera.

Second, the camera image is very stuck, paused, and not smooth

If the resolution you choose is uxga or higher, and its maximum frame rate is 7-20 frames, the 7 frames of images in one second looks inconsistent, which is a normal phenomenon. If you want to make the picture smoother, please Reduce the resolution and set the frame rate to 25 frames. If a fixed code stream is set, please set the code stream higher, or set it to a variable code stream, and select the picture smoothness priority in the network transmission QOS in the network settings.

3. There is a conflict between the IP address of the HD network camera and other network devices in the LAN

Modify the IP address of the HD network camera or other network equipment to ensure that there is no conflict.

Fourth, the bandwidth of the network switch is insufficient

If the number of high-definition network cameras is relatively large, it is recommended to use H3C's full Gigabit switch. Note: It is not only the central switch that uses Gigabit, that is, if the number of cameras involved in the front-end switch exceeds 7, it is also recommended to use Gigabit.

The above four points are common problems of network cameras. I hope you can use them as a reference. If you can't solve them by yourself, you should contact the network camera manufacturer in time to find a more accurate solution.