Best posts made by joseph_1979

@michael4371_319452955955436 Around 0.7m but you can buy a 4.5m power extention cable from Reolink.

@adsdslandicas_607820684710066 Argus 3 Pro is a fantastic camera but as I told you you have an issue to watch the video and get an alert that the canera has been triggered. Going on-site and get the camera from a pole, pull out the SD and read it through a PC is absolutely impractical. You need communication and in your case this should be through mobile data. In this scenario Argus 3 pro is not a good option. You need the Reolink GO PT Plus. You may wish to visit the Reolink site and read its description.

As for 128GB SD, it's a good choice. You have for at least a month unless it is triggered frequently.

@jedi2020_32727772450952 This is what I do too. I download and keep the upgrades.....they are not that big so no space issue.

@mikkoim_385349357375663 This hasn't yet been released in public and so must be a beta version. The last stable official firmware is 989.

@user_617650665832448_617650665832448 Under Push and Email (if used) untag any motion. Just detect person, vehicle and pet. And if there are false alarms on person use the alarm delay under alarm settings.

@jp_303544246644872 I fully agree and I did a similar request in the past. I will inform them again. It would be appreciated if you make a feature request at https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/requests/new/

@reolink-fiona That's better. Please push development team for more enhanced features which have been requested by members. Thanks for providing the client for us to test it out.

@quizzical In my case the issue was from both mic and as stated the new upgrade did solve the volume. Kindly report it you Reolink support.

@info_526910647251162 Yes, this is missing together with the capability of using the existing chime. It should provide a loop for the existing chime to sound.

@reolink-fiona We have seen features introduced related to new products but I think features related to the security of the camera per se have been left a bit behind. For instance I wish to see some of the following suggestions being implemented on your products. These will definitely give more peace of mind to your customers.

1.     Introduce a log of the source IP logging on to the camera. Have the last 20 IPs together with timestamp logged and exposed them to the Administrator account. Here one can check if someone else tried to log the camera. This should be read-only and cannot be erased even if the camera is rebooted or restored.
2.     Send a push notification or email when user fails to log to the camera. You have introduced the account locked feature but this is not enough as after timeout the account will be unlocked and you have no idea that someone tried to log on.
3.     Add the possibility to send a push notification when a user logs the camera within a configured time period.
4.     Add a privacy shutter which inhibits any recording. This has to be password protected by the admin.
5.     Introduce a heartbeat mechanism between the camera and the P2P servers and in the event of failing to receive say 10 consecutive requests then send an email/push notification to the user that communication with the camera has been lost. Of course this will definitely increase the load on the servers of the service providers providing the p2p service.
6.     Encrypting the mp4 files in the SD/NVR (using AES 128/256 bits) and files can only be viewed from the Android/Ios and Windows/Mac applications using the combination of UID and password of the camera. Then if the customer wants to pass this video to police then it can be exported with no protection.

@seb_526812765704330 I think 5 chimes to a single doorbell. Please check chimes availability on the site.

@jimbrown-net In my opinion you should address this requirement to Reolink support.

@quizzical Uh........... again!! Perhaps more issues. Have no idea of what is happening.

@fiona Can you please let us know what is happening on the doorbell firmware? It seems to have been pulled out twice in the last 2 days.

@aymen_647614801764433 Because it is based on the signal strength. I sort it out by having distinct SSID for 2.4G and 5G and I have set it to the 5G SSID.

@joseph_1979 Thanks Ted. Reolink should implement this at the earliest. Most brands have it now.

@dylantkline_629871480078705 It has been temporarily pulled out from the download center. Most probably they are finalising the final 'stable' version.

@seb_526812765704330 According to its specs, it provides 25W per port and this is more than adequate to power up the entities you have stated above. It also supports both IEEE 802.3 af/at interfaces. From your list only floodlight has 'at' interface. Max power consumed by those cam < 12W while the floodlight consumes < 25W.

@user_636369519505420_636369519505420 Reolonk is working on it. Hopefully we shall see it implemented soon.

@john_350143387672724 Maybe the framework behind the 8.10.x is different from that of 8.8.x. Download of large files was fixed in previous beta version as you correctly stated.

@randy_tidd_166680584470723 Definitely it is on the list of implementation and others are asking for callout rather than a push notification together with using existing chimes. These are three of the most requested features.