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I only see black and white using my color infrared camera, why?	Infrared cameras have auto switching devices that sense the amount of light or illumination in front of the camera lens. In evenings, when the amount of sunlight decreases, the infrareds turn on and switch the camera image sensor to black and white mode to provide picture clarity in low light. Infrared sensors will also switch on in cases where there is a shade over the camera, such as from a nearby tree, building, or canopy. In this situation where there is a shade on the camera, the infrared sensor may think it is dark outside and switch to night vision mode, thus providing a black and white picture. To confirm that your camera is functioning properly, remove the camera from the installed location and test it in clear daylight to see if it provides a color picture.
How do I setup my Wireless Camera to connect to my VCR?	We have 3 scenarios for this. Click to learn more.
How can I view my wireless security camera setup in two different locations?	You can use two receivers in two separate locations within range of the cameras. The receivers however have to be of the same frequency as that of the cameras.
I am getting bad reception with my wireless camera. What can I do to improve the picture quality?	Regardless of manufacturer, 2.4GHz wireless cameras are prone to interference with any 2.4GHz appliance.

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