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PROBLEM |
| SUGGESTION | |
| No wireless control should be the only problem that would be related | ||
| to the MiniLink Data transceivers. For all other problems, refer to | ||
| the operations manual for other equipment that is being used. Try the | ||
| following suggestions to obtain wireless control: | ||
| 1. | Verify mode selection switches are in the UP position for | |
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Camera does not respond | 2. | Both transceivers must match parameters. | |
3. | Transceivers’ parameters must match the system they are | ||
when PTZ control | |||
| communicating with. | ||
functions are moved |
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4. | If using | ||
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| +/- at the control panel and RX +/- at the camera. | |
| 5. | Run a Com Test in | |
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| that each radio is transmitting and receiving data. | |
| 6. | One or both radios may need to be returned for testing and | |
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| repair under its | |
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| return for repair information. | |
| 1. | Make sure that pins 2 and 3 of the DB9 connector (on the | |
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| unit not plugged into the PC) are grounded using a paper | |
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| clip. | |
| 2. | Verify that both transceivers match all parameters. | |
| 3. | Verify both units’ mode selection switch is in the | |
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| position. | |
Unit fails when Com Test | 4. | Both transceivers should have their antenna connected to | |
is run |
| work properly. | |
| 5. | Make sure both units are powered up and their LED is on. | |
| 6. | Switch radios so that the one previously connected to the PC | |
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| is now the transmitting unit with the grounded pins. | |
| 7. | One or both radios may need to be returned for testing and | |
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| repair under its | |
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| return for repair information. | |
| The MiniLink Data Transceivers should not interfere with any of the | ||
There is a slight “blip” or | MiniLink Video Transmit/Receive systems since the frequencies are | ||
other type of interference | too far apart. The exception to that general rule is if you are using | ||
on the screen only when | the MiniLink Data 2400 Series alongside the MiniLink 2.4 GHz | ||
the PTZ control functions | Series for video. Otherwise, the problem may be a power issue. | ||
are accessed. | Make sure that each data transceiver and each video transmitter (or | ||
| receiver) is powered by its own 12 VDC power supply. |
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