Why does an E-LPRC500 fail to recognize a vehicle until a ground loop activates?
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Short answer
External triggering may be selected.
Explanation
The manual distinguishes virtual-loop video triggering from alarm-input triggering.
Things to check
- Trigger mode
- Alarm input
- Ground-loop signal
What to do
Use the intended video trigger or verify the external sensor signal and wiring.
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