Why is the picture dark on my Bosch MIC-7230-PB4 Security Camera?
If the picture from your Bosch Security Camera is dark, verify that the Gain Control is set to High and the Auto Iris Level is appropriately adjusted. Also, make sure the camera lens cover is removed and the maximum Ethernet cable distance is not exceeded. If the issue continues, restore all camera settings.
Why is the image dim on my Bosch MIC-7230-PB4?
If the image on the screen of your Bosch Security Camera is dim, check if the lens is dirty. If it is, clean the lens with a soft, clean cloth.
Why does my Bosch Security Camera have no network connection?
If your Bosch Security Camera has no network connection, verify all network connections are properly established. Ensure that the distance between any two Ethernet connections does not exceed 100 m (328 ft). If you're using a firewall, check that the Video Transmission mode is configured to UDP.
What to do if my Bosch MIC-7230-PB4 has no video?
If your Bosch Security Camera shows no video, first, ensure that the main power supply is on. If you have an IP-enabled camera and have a web page, try cycling the camera’s power off and on. If there is no web page, verify the IP address using Configuration Manager. Also, check for 24 V output from the transformer and inspect all wires and connectors leading to the camera for integrity.
How to fix no camera control on Bosch MIC-7230-PB4 Security Camera?
If there is no camera control for your Bosch Security Camera, ensure the LAN cable is securely connected. Refresh the browser and check if the video updates. If the issue persists, try cycling the camera's power off and on.
Why does my Bosch MIC-7230-PB4 move when trying to move other cameras?
If your Bosch Security Camera moves when you attempt to move other cameras, check that the camera’s IP address is properly set. Use the Configuration Manager to confirm that two cameras do not have the same IP address, and if they do, change the address of one of the cameras.
What to do if video is rolling, noisy, or distorted on Bosch Security Camera?
If the video from your Bosch Security Camera is rolling, noisy, or distorted, check the integrity of all connectors and splices of the Ethernet cable.
How to fix weak contrast on Bosch MIC-7230-PB4?
If the contrast on the screen of your Bosch Security Camera is too weak, adjust the contrast feature of the monitor. Also, check if the camera is exposed to strong light; if so, change the camera position.
Why does my Bosch MIC-7230-PB4 Security Camera reboot frequently?
If your Bosch Security Camera reboots frequently or intermittently, test the camera with another power supply.
Why is the image flickering on my Bosch MIC-7230-PB4?
If the image on the screen of your Bosch Security Camera flickers, check if the camera faces directly into the sun or fluorescent lighting. If so, reposition the camera.
General| Brand | Bosch |
|---|---|
| Model | MIC-7230-PB4 |
| Category | Security Camera |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols and notations used for safety warnings in the manual.
Provides critical safety instructions to follow before operating the unit.
Describes available power sources like High PoE and 24 VAC, and their configurations.
Details Ethernet cable types, maximum distance, bandwidth, and PoE requirements.
Illustrates and describes the camera's electrical and data connection points.
Provides two options for connecting the camera to a network via Ethernet.
Illustrates a typical IP setup using a 95 W midspan for camera connectivity.
Shows a typical system configuration involving the MIC-ALM-WAS-24 accessory unit.
Depicts a standard IP configuration using the NPD-PSU-HPOE for camera setup.
Lists the necessary hardware and software requirements for camera configuration and viewing.
Explains how to configure the camera's network settings for proper operation.
Covers camera naming, password protection, and authorization levels for accessing the unit.
Guides on integrating the camera into an existing network by configuring IP settings.
Discusses selecting video encoding profiles to adapt transmission to the operating environment.
Covers general settings including identification, password, and date/time configuration.
Explains password protection and authorization levels for securing camera access.
Covers setting the date, time, and device time zone, including daylight saving time options.
Contains settings related to camera operation, including installer menu and frame rates.
Allows selection and configuration of video encoding profiles for optimal data transmission.
Configures H.264 standards for different video streams, including recording and non-recording profiles.
Configures pan, tilt, zoom, auto pan, inactivity, and tracking features for camera movement.
Allows defining and managing preset camera scenes and tours for automated monitoring.
Section dedicated to configuring recording settings, including storage management and profiles.
Details how to manage recording media, including local storage and iSCSI systems.
Guides on setting up IP addresses, subnet masks, and gateway addresses for network integration.
The initial display showing live video, overlays, and status indicators.
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