Best posts made by joseph_1979

@mattdm_579588790694198 Wording is wrong...should be default or factory settings.

@cationexchangecapacity_319602913190091 I cannot include URLs. Go to ebay(dot)co(dot)uk and search for 254653387081. They still have 13 available.

@chopstix That means that we are reading what you write :). Joking. Sometimes I text while in a boring meeting which I don't chair and won't check my typing....

@curls You can achieve this on Android client by re-order the cameras to your requirements until the feature will be implemented.

@nordo_776225435984080

1. Put PIR sensitivity to 92 and person sensitivity to 65. Try to tune the person sensitivity.....but do not make it high as you will get a person detection for a swinging plant.
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3. You shouldn't get anything from the non-detection zone. Try to activate the 'motion mark Beta' and check what has triggered the camera. This is available on both the latest Android and Windows client. You need to view in CLEAR mode to have the motion tagging.
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5. We normally disable 'any motion' as we are only interested in persons, vehicles and pets. Otherwise for any motion ( a branch, snow, etc) you will get an alert.

@kimchigun Let make some calculations.

20,000mAh is 20 Ah. The battery capacity, volts times amp-hours, is about 3.6 x 20 = 72 Wh. The maximum input power is 5 x 1.2 = 6 W. Assuming a 10% power tolerance from the panel (regulator) the charge time in bright sunlight, continually facing the sun, would be 72/6/0.9 = 13.3 hours. However the charge might taper the charge current towards the end of charge so it would actually be longer than that....say 16 hours. Therefore we need a higher wattage solar panel .... at least a 12W panel which yields to 7 hours of bright sunlight.

@user_585783633887262_585783633887262 Ha ha ha............. now you know it. The only source of knowledge is experience.

@marco-bologni_627616607150391 together with SIP calling.

@chopstix I used to design, implement and carry out the acceptance testing of mobile networks :). I know to what you were referring to but as I explained an IMSI (i.e. Physical SIM) consists of 16 digits, the first 5-6 are the MCC and MNC . The MCC is the mobile country code which is 222 for Italy (like the Telephone country code +39) and MNC is the Mobile Network code, namely, the operator. eg 299 1mobile, 08 fast web, etc. So each operator will only authenticate the IMSI range assigned to him by the local Communication Authority. So to connect to different networks one needs to have different SIMs. Note that I am excluding MVNOs which are operators which use the mobile infrastructure of another operator. These MVNOs normally use different IMSI range. So to connect to two distinct mobile operators, you need two SIMs.

The two way radio units you mentioned still use SIMs. These use packet data only. Most operators assigned these units M2M SIMs. Any device which connects to 4G networks requires a SIM. The only exception is when calling the emergency number in which case there is no IMSI authentication. Some people remove the IMSI and make a prank call to the emergency service. They think that they cannot be traced. They are stupid as the operator has the IMEI of the phone through which the call has been made.

Let see with what they come out.

@user_585783633887262_585783633887262 Sure. Just change false to true. If the applications runs then you can change it through the client general options menu. Normally the first option is used if the screen goes black immediately.

@gbee_140374135459980 RLC-811A/TrackMix are quite good but before concluding have a look at the comparison sheet prepared by a moderator at the Reddit Reolink community. https://www.reddit.com/r/reolinkcam/comments/z6caqk/reolink_specs_comparison_charts/

@chopstix
It couldn't be a local eSIM as local mobile operators won't allow it. So it has to be an operator who has roaming agreement with all mobile operators. Then the MCC + MNC of the IMSI will be mapped to a Global Title and MAP messages forwarded to the serving operator. Charging will be handled by this operator.

Note that in the description it is stated that the SIM is included. So we are there.... similar to the P2P servers provided by AWS.

@user_634160500043891_634160500043891 You're welcome. We try to help wherever possible. To sort such issues one must have the appropriate logs generated at the camera and of course traces at the cam side (mobile signalling I know it quite well :).

@user_746623229407444_746623229407444 So far nothing. We are all waiting to test out the calling feature.

@chopstix I have moved from software development to senior technical architect to teaching and now consultant on security (not cameras :)). 1992... at that time there was pascal and C.

@andy It must be something specific on your machine as no other member has reported such an issue. Please check that you have the most updated graphic driver (perhaps uninstall it and install it again). You have encountered this issue on this application only or you had similar issues. What is the model of the PC and which graphic card is installed?

@user_788294888542437_788294888542437 Calling feature shall be available with the new firmware which shall be released this month (according to Reolink announcements).

@big_ted If you use their SIM then you need to roam over a local mobile operator with whom they have agreement. So customers have to buy a data package from Reolink. Reolink will have various operators offering SIM data services eg.. 1 in EU to cover EU countries which have roaming like at home.

@user_594027275649135_594027275649135 After rebooting the dynamic settings in the camera (ordered by the client to forward stream) are lost and the application is unaware of what happened at source (camera). So there will be no streaming towards the client and the client doesn't check the stream. I think Reolink should monitor the stream and if no more packets are reaching the client, it shall re-activate the recording. So for the moment I suggest you to inhibit the rebooting at the camera side.

@user_792702754615469_792702754615469 What is the sensitivity for smart detection? The one you showed in low is for motion detection.

I see 3s is a bit too much and I will use the object size too. You need some patience till you find the optimal setting.