@telemachus1947_569794869301453 If you have assigned the same WIFI credentials on the router side then there is no need to reset the camera. If you switch off and on the camera , then it should get a private IP from the router through DHCP and then it will send messages to update its IPs in the P2P servers.
@el-capitán-es-en-fuego_601440594862187 Have you taken it up with Reolink support?
@colovin_541922116624611 Nice to hear that I was of some help :). Most probably the P2P server was returning an old public IP of your camera and so the client was not able to communicate with it. However, the camera at regular intervals sends heart beat messages to the P2P servers and these messages (which include the UID --- encrypted) are used to update the public and private IPs of the camera. The UID is the unique identifier to the camera profile. You can see all this by capturing pcap traces on the egress of the router.
@perkins-tony_647500713214819 You're welcome. I am a customer like you but have engineering, Telcoms, computing and software skills and assist wherever possible members of this community in my free time.
@perkins-tony_647500713214819 I asked you to use the talk function as it drains more power. Logs are very important to diagnose and troubleshoot. I guess this is accessible only by support engineers. You may issue a trouble ticket to reolink support.
@perkins-tony_647500713214819 I do have a lot of models including this wifi doorbell and have no issue at all. Did you check the firmware? You are using the power adapter provided by Reolink. When it is working can you use the talk function and see if it reboots?
@perkins-tony_647500713214819 How do you know it rebooted three times? There is no logs available to users and the export of diagnostic file has been removed.
Rebooting is normally either a power or hardware issue. I have even came across users who fail to seal the reset cable and when it rains it causes rebooting (shorting reset button).
i think you have exhausted all the tests and the best way forward is to ask Reolink support for a replacement.
The firmware of my wifi doorbell is v.3.0.0.2033_23041300. What is your firmware?
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As long as it supports the LTE FDD: B1/B3/B7/B8/B20 I cannot find a reason why it shouldn't work (assuming no FW rules at operator side).
@zeiler013_629166505078864 I am on 8.10.4 and have it as illustrated below.
@user_695538183594167_695538183594167 For email follow these links https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039461654-How-to-Generate-an-App-Password-in-Gmail-Account/ and https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004189434-How-to-Set-up-Email-Notifications-via-Reolink-App/
For push notification follow https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004189214-How-to-Enable-Push-Notifications-on-iOS-and-Android-Phones/
@user_696949782040758_696949782040758 If not listed then email Reolink support. Please include your hw and firmware versions.
@perkins-tony_647500713214819 Excellent. This should eliminate any power issue. Have a nice day ahead.
@colovin_541922116624611 Seems that the P2P server is not updated with the IP of your camera or there is FW in your network. You confirmed that the UID is enabled on both cameras. Take note of the UID (9527000....). Switch off the wifi of your iPhone. Run Reolink client and add the camera using the UID. Is the E1 OD directly connected to the NVR? This means that you can access the camera through the NVR only.
I access all my cameras directly as I do not need an NVR for the moment.
@jfrederickx_531421351882978 They change the strategy. Argus 3 Pro is AI and so you need to use the schedule under 'camera recording'. If you wish to receive emails or push message notifications within a time window then you need to use the schedule under 'Email' and 'Push Notification'. In both cases you can select the detection type, any motion, persons, vehicle and Pet. I switched off any motion to mitigate false alerts. Hope this helps.
@perkins-tony_647500713214819 I think it is protected as show in https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/10300451805465-How-to-Power-Video-Doorbells-Using-Power-Cables-/ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wR3oOPA8-rU
