You can remove the AVR adapter (and Multiport adapter if you have one) and then we can test these parts with camera and remote.
You may also have a Multiport Adapter that can be disconnected. STEP 3 - TESTING CAMERA AND REMOTE WITH CABLE PARTS If the video on the monitor also does not work then the camera port or adapter could be the problem. If the video on the monitor works then STOP HERE. You know the camera or adapter is not the problem and the cable will likely need replaced. If you do not have the Quick Scope cable then verify that the video on the monitor works. If this is the case and the Quick Scope Cable from STEP 1 worked, STOP HERE. Your 30' Cable will most likely need replaced. For example the top end of your cable looks similar to the image below: If you only regularly connect one cord into your camera then your adapters will work differently and most likely you will not be able to test. If you have the above type of cable then we need to locate the AVR adapter connection and disconnect. STEP 2 - TEST WITH CABLE PARTS If you regularly connect 2 cords into your camera upon setup, then 1 or 2 adapters can be removed from the cable bundle for testing. If you do not have the Quick Scope cable, proceed to STEP 2. If the remote still does not work even with the Quick Scope Cable, skip to STEP 4. You may be able to determine which part of the cable is the problem so you can replace. If the remote works, you know the problem is in the 25' or 30 cable bundle. Test camera and remote with Quick Scope cable. If you have the Quick Scope, the cable can be found in the deep pocket on the outside of the Quick Scope travel bag. The easiest way to do this is to test with a different cable such as your 11' or 16' Quick Scope cable, if you have one. This cord is inside your mesh cable bundle:Įxtension is inside mesh and adapters are at the top of your cable bundle:įirst we need to eliminate the camera and remote as the possible sources of the zoom/record problem. Most likely the 25' lanc extension has gone bad. STEP 1 - CAN CAMERA & REMOTE BE ELIMINATED AS SOURCE OF PROBLEM?
LANC ARPSPOOF NOT WORKING HOW TO
Here is how to test to determine which part is bad: However, we need to test to determine which part is actually the issue.ĭepending on your equipment, there are 3 possible sources causing the issue: Camera, Cable/Adapter, or Remote.
If your remote is not zooming, recording or lighting up then most likely the problem is with the "lanc" cable extension that runs from the remote up to the camera.
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