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Hi guys, I had the same problem a couple of time. I'm using APT and not NINA but the problem was the same: it cannot download the image to the database. In my experience the problem was way easy to solve and not depending on drivers, or usb cables. The problem was the power supply cable that moves out of its position, even a millimeter matters. Even if the red power light is still on, it won't download the image. Usually I just turn off the cooler, disconnect and then reconnect the camera to let it work. For fixing that I bought a new power supply cable with an L shape at the end, and just had to secure that new power supply cable on to the camera avoiding every movement. Hope you'll find the issue and fix the problem. Ciao
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Jeff Bennett: Great to hear. This seems to indicate that the problem is indeed a voltage issue. I'm fairly certain that if you put something like this between your (Pegasus supplied) power brick and your Powerbox, you'd be fine. Note that if there's not 12V coming out of your powerbox (but e.g. 13 or 11V), it may be solved now for the camera, but other devices still have a non-12V power source. They may not be too sensitive about it, but anyway... |
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Or invest in a really good power-source, something like this, rather than a power brick. I'm using this to power setups that are mains grid connected and never had a problem. You can adjust output voltage to e.g. 12.3V or so, to compensate for any loss in voltage over the wires as above referenced.
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