This is because there is not enough light where the camera is placed and the infrared kicks in. Try providing a light source or moving the camera to an area with enough light.
No Sweat. Try this and post later... Look at the camera directly ther you will se the lens in the middle and several diodes (transparent domes) and you will also find a sensor which is the same size as the diodes but it is not transparent but red looking. Make sure this photo sensor is not being blocked by any dust debris inside or outside the glass, if it is clean it. Please write back
No Sweat. Try this and post later... Look at the camera directly ther you will se the lens in the middle and several diodes (transparent domes) and you will also find a sensor which is the same size as the diodes but it is not transparent but red looking. Make sure this photo sensor is not being blocked by any dust debris inside or outside the glass, if it is clean it. Please write back
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Maybe break in cable or interference? also check the connectors could be oxidized either clean them or plug unplug a few times to make sure fully connected
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