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ive got two pelco cc3701h-2 cameras and im having a probelm with the quality of the image ive hooked up a "test" spot monitor to the camera and it looks the same as if viewed from the dvr so i know the problem isnt coming from the dvr but the camera and i have no idea on how to fix it any help would be great thank you

back to square one in the morning maybe im missing something in the dip switch settings

ive attached 3 images from today morning noon and afternoon

ok the original post pic the car was moving however when i originaly setup the camera i parked my work truck aprox 20 feet away that is lettered up and focused the camera on the lettering of the truck it was ok for about a week then it started to get worse by the day. i have swithced cameras,lenses,power sorce,bnc connectors,cable housing heater and fan thinking the fan was indusing noise in the image. i will have to play wiht the gains and dip switch setting tomorrow and see what i come up with

i can live with the second pic it is cleaned up a lot

it was 0810 am on thursday what bothers me is the pixelated image and i know im not going to read the plate# but i would like a "clean" image this is what it looks like even when the object is sitting still

the cable is west penn rg-6 siamese cable with aprox 45 foot cable run. the power is 24vac into a altronix altv2416ul power supply the dvr is a geovision gv-800 in an hp pc. i know that geovison isnt the best but for what im using the system for it will do."some one stole my $1400 chocolate lab dog" got him back thank god. i plan on adding more cameras in the future but want to fix the problem with the 2 i have now i thought maybe it was a ground loop issue but i checked all cables and the all ohm out to 75 ohms with no voltage on them the ac power is clean on a scope