
It is the IR cut filter making the pink color. Try defaulting that camera as well and adjust the osd settings as I described before. When this happens are the IR LED on? Also is there anything reflective in the area? Pools, wet grass/leaves. Does this happen during specific times during the day?

December 31, 2013

I have not been able to reset the OSD yet but the issue has now changed. One of the cams still doesn't work at all, I hope to test it tomorrow. The one that was producing the pink color looks fine today. The third one that worked most of the day yesterday with about a 30 minute time where it went pink today has a lot of extra yellow in the image. The parking area has yellow stripes and the car sitting there has a yellow stipe which seems to be over-saturating the camera.

There are some features I want you to try,
The first is shutter/AGC. Take it off auto and manually adjust it.
White balance and WDR are the other 2 features.
The camera also has a reset feature. If you get the settings too far out you can default it and start over. The reset is on the the last OSD menu page.
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