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Audio troubles, Table A-1, Troubleshooting Solutions, Symptom, Possible Cause, Possible Solution

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Troubleshooting Table A-1 Troubleshooting Solutions Symptom The image does not display correctly. The image is disturbed (drop frame, etc) Audio troubles Audio fragmentation. No audio. Possible Cause • There could be noise influences caused by power grounding, case grounding, or cable shield wear. When not using groundings or shielded cables (STP cable), noise influences may easily occur. • The encoder may be installed in a place subject to high-frequency noise. When the encoder is installed near fluorescent lamps, a transformer, or a CRT monitor, it may be influenced by high-frequency noise. • The cables connected to the encoder could be wired with high-voltage power cables. When the cables are wired within 10 cm of high-voltage power cables, etc, there might be noise influence. Temporary network trouble (a broken wire, a broken connection...) may be the cause. Note If this happens frequently, you may need to change your network connections. Temporary network trouble (a broken wire, a broken connection...) may be the cause. Note If this happens frequently, you may need to change your network connections. • The audio device is not correctly connected to the AUDIO OUT connector. • The audio input and output levels do not match. The AUDIO OUT on the encoder is the LINE OUT. • The setting for "AUDIO OUTPUT" on the AUDIO page of the encoder is set to OFF. • The audio received by the recorder is muted. Possible Solution • Use grounds or shielded cables. • Install the encoder away from devices such as fluorescent lamps, transformers, and CRT monitors. • Wire the cables more than 10 cm away from high-voltage power cables, etc, or wire them separately. • Wait to see if the software recovers automatically. • Try reconnecting if communication has been disconnected. • Wait to see if the software recovers automatically. • Try reconnecting if communication has been disconnected. • Correctly connect the audio input connector on the monitor or speakers to the AUDIO OUT connector of the decoder. • Connect the microphone amplifier to the LINE OUT. • Check the settings on the AUDIO page of the encoder. • Release the muting. If you require technical support, please contact Honeywell Technical Support (see the back cover of this guide for contact information). 80

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Troubleshooting
If you require technical support, please contact Honeywell Technical Support (see the back
cover of this guide for contact information).
The image does not display
correctly.
There could be noise influences
caused by power grounding, case
grounding, or cable shield wear.
When not using groundings or
shielded cables (STP cable), noise
influences may easily occur.
The encoder may be installed in a
place subject to high-frequency
noise. When the encoder is
installed near fluorescent lamps, a
transformer, or a CRT monitor, it
may be influenced by
high-frequency noise.
The cables connected to the
encoder could be wired with
high-voltage power cables. When
the cables are wired within 10 cm
of high-voltage power cables, etc,
there might be noise influence.
Use grounds or shielded cables.
Install the encoder away from
devices such as fluorescent
lamps, transformers, and CRT
monitors.
Wire the cables more than 10 cm
away from high-voltage power
cables, etc, or wire them
separately.
The image is disturbed (drop
frame, etc)
Temporary network trouble (a broken
wire, a broken connection...) may be
the cause.
Note
If this happens frequently, you
may need to change your
network connections.
Wait to see if the software recovers
automatically.
Try reconnecting if communication
has been disconnected.
Audio troubles
Audio fragmentation.
Temporary network trouble (a broken
wire, a broken connection...) may be
the cause.
Note
If this happens frequently, you
may need to change your
network connections.
Wait to see if the software recovers
automatically.
Try reconnecting if communication
has been disconnected.
No audio.
The audio device is not correctly
connected to the AUDIO OUT
connector.
The audio input and output levels
do not match. The AUDIO OUT on
the encoder is the LINE OUT.
The setting for “AUDIO OUTPUT”
on the AUDIO page of the encoder
is set to OFF.
The audio received by the
recorder is muted.
Correctly connect the audio input
connector on the monitor or
speakers to the AUDIO OUT
connector of the decoder.
Connect the microphone amplifier
to the LINE OUT.
Check the settings on the AUDIO
page of the encoder.
Release the muting.
Table A-1
Troubleshooting Solutions
Symptom
Possible Cause
Possible Solution