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Troubleshooting19
When a malfunction occurs, it may not be serious or difficult to correct. The following chart con-
tains solutions to most common problems. Please refer to the topics below before calling Lorex
Technical Support.
Error Solutions
No picture from cameras
showing on the recorder.
Ensure the Power Pack is properly inserted into the camera base.
Ensure you have removed the PLEASE REMOVE label from the Power
Pack.
Connect the power adapter to your Power Pack to ensure it is charged. The
LED indicator on the Power Pack glows green for full charge, red for less
than full.
Remove obstructions between the recorder and camera. Materials such as
brick, concrete and wood can significantly impact the wireless signal
strength.
Try repositioning the camera, recorder, or both to improve the reception.
Battery life of cameras is too
short.
Ensure the camera is not pointing at a high-traffic area. Position the camera
so it only captures areas of interest with no high-traffic areas (e.g., a busy
sidewalk or roadway) visible in the image.
Live video is being viewed too frequently. Viewing live video often will im-
pact battery performance.
Ensure you have configured the distance setting for motion detection to re-
duce false alarms. For details, see 4.4.3 Optimizing Motion Detection, page
13.
Battery life will vary based on temperature, settings and number of
events.
Picture from cameras is
dropping.
Move the camera closer to the recorder.
Try repositioning the camera, recorder, or both to improve the reception.
Picture is or has become
choppy.
Ensure the camera resolution is set to 720p. See 7.3 Changing Recording
Resolution, page 22 for details.
Move the camera closer to the recorder.
Remove obstructions between the recorder and camera. Materials such as
brick, concrete and wood can significantly impact the wireless signal
strength.
Camera is not detecting
motion.
Your camera may be too far away from the area of interest. Try to keep the
camera within 20ft (6.1m) of the area you want to monitor.
Review the wire-free installation tips section to ensure your camera is in-
stalled in an optimal location and motion detection is properly configured.
See 4.4.1 Installation Tips, page 9 and 4.4.3 Optimizing Motion Detection,
page 13 for details.
Picture is too bright.
Ensure your camera isn’t pointed directly at a source of light (e.g., sun or
spot light).
Move your camera to a different location.
Night vision is not working.
The night vision activates when light levels drop. The area may have too
much light.
Picture is not clear.
Check the camera lens for dirt, dust, spiderwebs. Clean the lens with a soft,
clean cloth.
Too much environmental interference will affect picture clarity. Move your
camera to a different location.
Bright spot in video when
viewing at night.
Night vision reflects when pointing a camera through a window. Move the
camera to a different location.
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BrandLorex
ModelLHWF1006 Series
CategoryDVR
LanguageEnglish

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