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  1. stemill

    Ghosting

    Hi. I'm hoping (against hope!) an expert out there will have a simple answer for this one for me. I've got a 4 camera sansco dvr system (this one https://www.amazon.co.uk/SANSCO-Recorder-Security-1920x1080-Vandal-Proof/dp/B00Q8ETGNO). Three of the cameras are working fine, the fourth one has a double "ghost" image, see attached. It has worked fine previously I'm not sure what has happened. Things I've tried - swapping cameras - the camera itself works fine when connected in place of one of the other three, suggesting the cabling is at fault? swapping the port used on the dvr - makes no difference which port the cable is connected to the image is always doubled when that cable is used. adding a ground loop isolator (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Transceiver-Coaxial-Ground-Isolator-Female/dp/B07GVGBLBC/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=group+loop+isolator+bnc&qid=1614534889&sr=8-1) it is a long run to this camera and i'm sure it shares some of its route with mains cabling so i thought this might help but it makes no difference. turning it all on/off, jiggling all the connectors i've got access to! i can't remember if the run to this camera from the dvr is actually 2 bnc cables joined, if it is i know longer have access to the join Things i haven't tried yet testing the voltage at the camera anything else i can test with a multimeter (impedance??) Any help greatly appreciated.
  2. stemill

    Ghosting

    Hi, the software i use on my phone to connect to the DVR is XMEye however the hardware is all Sansco branded, dunno if that makes a difference? The browser based config tool for the DVR is absolutely awful, it only works in IE(!!!) and looks like it was written 20 years ago! The only screen i can find which looks anything like what you describe is the one below, is that the right one??
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