Camera stopped sending pictures, and can’t change settings
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Richard,
Are you getting your data from AT&T DataConnect/Buy-A-Session? Have you confirmed that you have an active data plan? (That’s an older camera, so you’re not new to this; I don’t expect this to be the problem, but we have to start somewhere.) Thanks for providing all that info about your camera.
Is it possible that the external battery is unplugged?
Memory card is a class 10, 80 MB/s or faster, 32 G or less capacity, standard size (not microSD in adapter), formatted in camera?
William,Which model AT&T camera? GC-what? On the status report, is your firmware up to date?
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William,
Log in to your account at www.spartancamera.com, Camera Management, Shop, Premium Credits.
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Elizabeth
I use the AT&T data, and I buy plan for 3 months. I just checked and says it’s active.
I don’t think the battery is disconnected. I am not near it to check. The memory card is a class 10, it’s one of the better 32g cards.
Yes it was formatted, I format it every time i swap them out.
The camera batteries were change and memory card replaced on 10/4, and has taken 40 pictures since 10/8 -
John,
Don’t know if it matters. The camera is setup to take a status like i said at 11p and 11a. When the status sends, it will say 11:00:05 for example. This time, there was a little bit of a delay- 11:07:05. Not sure if that helps. But it pretty much always right on 11, just a few seconds over. -
Anything you change or request will stay pending until the camera sends a picture or sometimes a status report. If the camera isn't sending anything they will stay pending forever or until cancelled. Sometimes very poor signal or a bad SD card can keep the camera from updating the requests.
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Can you email me your portal log in information and I'll take a look? johnny.lockburner@spartancamera.com
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Richard,
SD card problems typically don’t manifest themselves with grainy photos, unless you mean ones that look like “snow” on old TVs. They can cause connection problems, photos not being sent, camera not communicating, all photos have the same number when you check the portal because the camera can’t write to the SD card.
True grainy photos are typically because of the thumbnail size, not SD card problems. -
Elizabeth,
Yes I meant the snow look. And I believe you told me on another forum, to change the card because it was probably bad. So every time i pull card from camera. It’s replaced with a brand new one. This issue has been happening on and off for well over a year. In that time, cards have been replaced at least a dozen times. Can’t see card being bad as being an issue.
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