Posts made by joseph_1979

@user_596064874094681_596064874094681 Mostly attributed to the mobile RAN. Can I suggest you something? Pick the one which fails to connect and replace the SIM with that of another operator. Ensure that the 4G reception is good and there are no handovers to HSPDA or 3G as in this case the connection will drop.

@user_63_633151097208875 it just reset the configuration to its default one....the one configured at the factory. Depends on the scenario, data can flow between camera and client (Android, IoS, Windows and Mac), from camera to cloud (saving recorded video, RPN, etc), between camera and NVR, from camera to ftp server (if you opt to store the recorded video onto an ftp server), from camera to SMTP server (email), from camera to reolink message server to Google FCM (push notification) to your smartphone, from camera to Reolink P2P server (to update source IP), and many more.

@user_63_633151097208875 Just do a search on P2P protocol and you will get an idea of how data flows between the client and the IP camera. Once I did get into details and maybe you can do a search in the community articles. As to enhance security, have a strong password and change it say every 2 months and if you have fw then implement some rules.

@user_63_633151097208875 Good to hear that.

@meteone_635033864044546 H. 264 funziona solo se abbassi la risoluzione a 1440p ma sul DUO 2 l'hanno rimossa dalla risoluzione in modalità Clear. Pertanto, in modalità chiara, il video viene codificato utilizzando H.265.

@andré-figueiredo The upgrade function on the camera and application hasn't been implemented. Go to the Reolink download center and check the firmware of your camera. If the camera is not in the drop down list, then email Reolink support and quote the HW version of the camera(s).

@eleanar_546053736611980 Just restore the camera.

@andrew_235108831494334 Yes, I have seen some customers asking for ftping and connecting battery operated cams to NVR. Haven't seen any replies from supplier.

@rainman you need to restore the camera.

@bcoe_654087288492080 check out this link https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/900000616143-How-to-Cast-Reolink-Camera-s-Live-Streaming-to-TV

I suggest you to install the Android reolink client on your smart Android TV and connect to the cameras using the UID. Try it out.

@smarthaus_seb Power requirements is 12Vdc@1.7A, namely, a 12Vdc 24W power adapter. It shall be included with the camera.

@user_623715019411529_623715019411529 I have both the RLC511WA and the E1 OD connected to 5GHz WIFI and never had any issues of disconnections. If you have disconnections that it is surely a WIFI issue. So you have a mesh router and a number of APs configured as mesh. Ensure that 5GHz signal is quite good at each camera and assign different SSID for 2.4G and 5G band and connect the cameras to the 5GHz only. This shall ensure that the camera will always connect to this band. If you still have the issue then connect the cams to the 2.4G band and monitor.

Ensure also that you have the latest firmware installed.

@daservices-usa_295488157241547 The link for the Windows client version 8.10beta has been provided by Fiona. Try to search for it in the community.

@big_ted Apply marine grease to the bolts :).

@innerleithen-golf-club_652861243887651 See if this helps you out. https://reolink.com/blog/stream-ip-camera-to-youtube/

@platinum_jello_528733688770693 It is not that easy as you think. Remember that the audio is in the recorded file and your client will be playing this file.

@user_637618372325376_637618372325376 You need to plan and have the right router/extenders.

@meteone_635033864044546 Fai abassare la resoluzione.

@big_ted Do you think that the panel frame is galvanised? If not it will get rusted especially where there is the welding.

@user_637960199606284_637960199606284 Definitely if the mobile operator deploys more enodeB then the coverage will be greatly improved. But still it is impossible to cover all areas. Handover to HSPDA or 3G will lead to disconnection from the camera. And sometimes we think that it is a coverage area and it would be a phone issue.