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17-Jan-2008, 04:03 PM #1
cctv camera voltage
hey guys, in the dumps right now. i have a d-max dwc540dv dome security camera (12v-250mA) i accidentally hooked it up to the wrong power lead 24v.is it toast or would there be some kinda onboard protection maybe a reset. anyone know??
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17-Jan-2008, 05:21 PM #2
It's almost certainly toast! If you've disconnected it from everything, then powered it up again and it doesn't work, it probably never will.

Depending on the actual construction of the P/S in the camera, it may be reparable, but that's a job for a knowledgeable tech.
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