Troubleshooting FAQ - Revision history

OneArtPlease at 08:42, 7 February 2011

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	* In general it is very handy if you have the 10369 IO extension board in this case as it lets you see and change the cameras IP settings through the serial port without establishing a Ethernet connection to the camera.		* In general it is very handy if you have the 10369 IO extension board in this case as it lets you see and change the cameras IP settings through the serial port without establishing a Ethernet connection to the camera.


	==I can't get a video stream from the camera==		==I can't get a video stream from the camera==

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I can't get a video stream from the camera

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	==I can't get a video stream from the camera==		==I can't get a video stream from the camera==

	*		This assumes that your general connection to the camera is working properly but that just receiving the live video stream does not work.

			* This could again be a network issue, make sure that port 554 is routed properly.

			* By default the streamer daemon is set to auto-start when you boot your camera. Make sure you did not disable it at: http://192.168.0.9/parsedit.php?DAEMON_EN_STREAMER

			* Try reducing image resolution in camvc or through parsedit. Most video players have difficulty displaying video with dimensions bigger than 2048 in width or height.

OneArtPlease: /* I can't get any connection to the camera */

2011-02-07T08:31:13Z

I can't get any connection to the camera

OneArtPlease: /* I can't get any connection to the camera */

2011-02-07T08:29:18Z

I can't get any connection to the camera

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	* Lets first make sure you powered the camera properly:		* Lets first make sure you powered the camera properly:

	**If your camera is powered with the 48V (Midspan) power supply or equivalent make sure the power led on the power supply is on and that you used the correct Ethernet connector on the power-supply. It has 2 Ethernet jacks and only one of the has the 48V DC injected. Careful: Connecting the wrong cable and injecting 48V into your network switch or computer can be potentially harmful for your hardware. See [[Elphel_353_series_quick_start_guide#Connection]]		**If your camera is powered with the 48V (Midspan) power supply or equivalent make sure the power led on the power supply is on and that you used the correct Ethernet connector on the power-supply. It has 2 Ethernet jacks and only one of the has the 48V DC injected. Careful: Connecting the wrong cable and injecting 48V into your network switch or computer can be potentially harmful for your hardware. See [[Elphel_353_series_quick_start_guide#Connection \| Elphel 353 Quick Start Guide - Connection]]

	**If you have a 12-36V DC modified camera you received the power injector adapter with your kit. The current from the power supply is injected only on one end of the connector. Make sure its the right one. See [[Elphel_353_series_quick_start_guide#Connection]]		**If you have a 12-36V DC modified camera you received the power injector adapter with your kit. The current from the power supply is injected only on one end of the connector. Make sure its the right one. See [[Elphel_353_series_quick_start_guide#Connection \| Elphel 353 Quick Start Guide - Connection]]

	** You can verify that your camera is getting powered correctly by leaving it powered for 10 minutes and then touching the camera, if it got mildly warm your power setup is correct.		** You can verify that your camera is getting powered correctly by leaving it powered for 10 minutes and then touching the camera, if it got mildly warm your power setup is correct.

OneArtPlease: /* I can't get any connection to the camera */

2011-02-07T08:28:34Z

I can't get any connection to the camera

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	* Lets first make sure you powered the camera properly:		* Lets first make sure you powered the camera properly:
	**If your camera is powered with the 48V (Midspan) power supply or equivalent make sure the power led on the power supply is on and that you used the correct Ethernet connector on the ~~powersupply~~. It has 2 Ethernet jacks and only one of the has the 48V DC injected. Careful: Connecting the wrong cable and injecting 48V into your network switch or computer can be potentially harmful for your hardware. See [[Elphel_353_series_quick_start_guide#Connection]]
	**If you have a 12-36V DC modified camera you received the power injector ~~cable~~ with your kit. ~~Again the~~ current from the power supply is injected on one end of the connector.		**If your camera is powered with the 48V (Midspan) power supply or equivalent make sure the power led on the power supply is on and that you used the correct Ethernet connector on the power-supply. It has 2 Ethernet jacks and only one of the has the 48V DC injected. Careful: Connecting the wrong cable and injecting 48V into your network switch or computer can be potentially harmful for your hardware. See [[Elphel_353_series_quick_start_guide#Connection]]

			**If you have a 12-36V DC modified camera you received the power injector adapter with your kit. The current from the power supply is injected only on one end of the connector. Make sure its the right one. See [[Elphel_353_series_quick_start_guide#Connection]]

			** You can verify that your camera is getting powered correctly by leaving it powered for 10 minutes and then touching the camera, if it got mildly warm your power setup is correct.

	* If you made sure your power setup correct and you still do not get a connection to the camera this is caused to 99% by problems related to your network configuration which is difficult for us to troubleshoot since every network is set up a little bit different.		* If you made sure your power setup correct and you still do not get a connection to the camera this is caused to 99% by problems related to your network configuration which is difficult for us to troubleshoot since every network is set up a little bit different.

	* The camera comes with default IP 192.168.0.9, make sure your connected computer ~~is in~~ the same ~~IP range (eg.~~ 192.168.0.~~10)~~		** The camera comes with default IP 192.168.0.9, make sure your connected computer has an IP address from the same subnetwork – that is 192.168.0.xxx.
	~~In general it is very handy if~~ you ~~have~~ the ~~369 IO extension board in this case as~~ it ~~lets~~ you ~~see and change the cameras IP settings without establishing~~ a ~~Ethernet connection to the camera~~.
			** If you changed the IP of the camera and don't remember it you can use a broadcast ping:
			ping -b 192.168.0.255

			** Is there any firewall blocking communication?

			** In general it is very handy if you have the 10369 IO extension board in this case as it lets you see and change the cameras IP settings through the serial port without establishing a Ethernet connection to the camera.

	==I can't get a video stream from the camera==		==I can't get a video stream from the camera==

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OneArtPlease at 08:08, 7 February 2011

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	=Troubleshooting=		=Troubleshooting=

			==I can't get any connection to the camera==

			* Lets first make sure you powered the camera properly:
			**If your camera is powered with the 48V (Midspan) power supply or equivalent make sure the power led on the power supply is on and that you used the correct Ethernet connector on the powersupply. It has 2 Ethernet jacks and only one of the has the 48V DC injected. Careful: Connecting the wrong cable and injecting 48V into your network switch or computer can be potentially harmful for your hardware. See [[Elphel_353_series_quick_start_guide#Connection]]
			**If you have a 12-36V DC modified camera you received the power injector cable with your kit. Again the current from the power supply is injected on one end of the connector.

			* If you made sure your power setup correct and you still do not get a connection to the camera this is caused to 99% by problems related to your network configuration which is difficult for us to troubleshoot since every network is set up a little bit different.

			* The camera comes with default IP 192.168.0.9, make sure your connected computer is in the same IP range (eg. 192.168.0.10)
			In general it is very handy if you have the 369 IO extension board in this case as it lets you see and change the cameras IP settings without establishing a Ethernet connection to the camera.


			==I can't get a video stream from the camera==

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OneArtPlease at 21:01, 11 November 2010

2010-11-11T21:01:25Z

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=About=
This FAQ tries to cover the most common pitfalls and troubles you could potentially run into, how to solve them or even avoid them.

=Troubleshooting=

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	=Troubleshooting=		=Troubleshooting=

	==I can't get any connection to the camera==		== I can't get any connection to the camera ==

	* Lets first make sure you powered the camera properly:		Lets first make sure you powered the camera properly:

	**If your camera is powered with the 48V (Midspan) power supply or equivalent make sure the power led on the power supply is on and that you used the correct Ethernet connector on the power-supply. It has 2 Ethernet jacks and only one of the has the 48V DC injected. Careful: Connecting the wrong cable and injecting 48V into your network switch or computer can be potentially harmful for your hardware. See [[~~Elphel_353_series_quick_start_guide~~#Connection \| Elphel 353 Quick Start Guide - Connection]]		* If your camera is powered with the 48V (Midspan) power supply or equivalent make sure the power led on the power supply is on and that you used the correct Ethernet connector on the power-supply. It has 2 Ethernet jacks and only one of the has the 48V DC injected. Careful: Connecting the wrong cable and injecting 48V into your network switch or computer can be potentially harmful for your hardware. See [[Elphel 353 series quick start guide#Connection\|Elphel 353 Quick Start Guide - Connection]]

	**If you have a 12-36V DC modified camera you received the power injector adapter with your kit. The current from the power supply is injected only on one end of the connector. Make sure its the right one. See [[~~Elphel_353_series_quick_start_guide~~#Connection \| Elphel 353 Quick Start Guide - Connection]]		* If you have a 12-36V DC modified camera you received the power injector adapter with your kit. The current from the power supply is injected only on one end of the connector. Make sure its the right one. See [[Elphel 353 series quick start guide#Connection\|Elphel 353 Quick Start Guide - Connection]]

	** You can verify that your camera is getting powered correctly by leaving it powered for 10 minutes and then touching the camera, if it got mildly warm your power setup is correct.		* You can verify that your camera is getting powered correctly by leaving it powered for 10 minutes and then touching the camera, if it got mildly warm your power setup is correct.

	* If you made sure your power setup correct and you still do not get a connection to the camera this is caused to 99% by problems related to your network configuration which is difficult for us to troubleshoot since every network is set up a little bit different.		If you made sure your power setup correct and you still do not get a connection to the camera this is caused to 99% by problems related to your network configuration which is difficult for us to troubleshoot since every network is set up a little bit different.

	** The camera comes with default IP 192.168.0.9, make sure your connected computer has an IP address from the same subnetwork – that is 192.168.0.xxx.		* The camera comes with default IP 192.168.0.9, make sure your connected computer has an IP address from the same subnetwork – that is 192.168.0.xxx.

			* If you changed the IP of the camera and don't remember it you can use a broadcast ping:

	** If you changed the IP of the camera and don't remember it you can use a broadcast ping:
	ping -b 192.168.0.255		ping -b 192.168.0.255

	** Is there any firewall blocking communication?		* Is there any firewall blocking communication?

	** In general it is very handy if you have the 10369 IO extension board in this case as it lets you see and change the cameras IP settings through the serial port without establishing a Ethernet connection to the camera.		* In general it is very handy if you have the 10369 IO extension board in this case as it lets you see and change the cameras IP settings through the serial port without establishing a Ethernet connection to the camera.

	==I can't get a video stream from the camera==		==I can't get a video stream from the camera==

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