Posts made by joseph_1979

@barry-thomas_801231966736556 if bought from Reolink I think it is cat 5.

@lastt2_792764728987846 I had no issue with push notification. All cameras which were triggered did send the alert and I received the push notification. Any specific time window?

So the camera sends the alert to pusx.reolink.com (Message application server). From the UID, the application gets the FCM token and push the message to Google FCM. From the token, the FCM application gets the IP of your smartphone and pushes the notification to your smartphone. Could be that Reolink was performing some maintenance on their push application server in a particular region. I did encounter this and support confirmed that they did some maintenance. I asked them to leave message in the website way before the actual date and broadcast it in community, Reddit and facebook.

@user_811736275218677_811736275218677 We have asked Reolink to provide this and status for the widget feature.

@rob-bacon_109652065468548 Unfortunately no. Some customers use pushover to have rich notification by sending the email to the pushover server.

@user_811568924922088_811568924922088 Check that you are running the latest firmware (from Reolink Download Center) and Android client (4.44.2.0).

@user_667927674433573_667927674433573 Thanks for the update.

@davis-fields-solutions_679869296275701 submit your request to Reolink support.

@bernard-prenkaj_451534586732779 Then keep it. I saw a number of customers complaining about the same issue some time ago. Can you email support?

There seems to be an issue when the files exceed 2GB. Seems the application close the session for an unknown reason.

Which cameras do you have? And your PC running the client is connected to the same subnet as the cameras?

@bernard-prenkaj_451534586732779 Clients 8.1X.Y are 64bits. Previous versions were 32bit. If you download them individually, do you encounter the same problem?

I would contact Reolink support on support @ Reolink . com (delete spaces).

@crimp-on_62210811129 If he has an NVR then he can store the time lapse video in the USB connected to the NVR as illustrated in the link https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/25596953855641-How-to-Set-up-Time-Lapse-via-Reolink-NVRs/

Moreover, as you recommended, a POE or dc powered camera is his best option.

@jeremiahbrooks9876_227545822875816 Use Reolink client and enable the UID of the NVR. Moreover, if you wish to use the UI then enable the DDNS and use the URL.

@user_811136182907090_811136182907090 Note that Argus 3 Ultra have USB Type-c port while Argus 2 use the micro USB. So be careful. You can find usb type-c splitter at Amazon and the cable from Reolink.

So from from Reolink Solar 6W you have the usb type-c connector.

@joseph_1979

@user_811133148405946_811133148405946 You have 8 POE ports which should be connected to the POE cameras. The LAN port should be connected to the BB router or the switch (which is connected to the BB router).

If the 4th camera is not poe, then you can connect it to the switch. NVR will detect it provided they are on the same subnet.

@user_810664762626250_810664762626250 Uninstall all Reolink clients and then re-install the v8.15.6. 32 bit client is installed under Program Files (x86) and the 64bit client under Program Files. Ensure that after uninstall there are no such Reolink folders.

@daniele-francesconi_370190851416246 The flash sign means charging. The sun denotes solar panel and if there is a plug then this is being charged through an adapter. Moreover the battery symbol is green on Android client and blue on Win client.

@user_810636223316199_810636223316199 Is this new? If not then reset camera and start afresh.

@phirephoto_633457091563556 Follow this link https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007634973-How-to-Connect-Your-Cameras-Directly-to-the-PC-and-Log-in-via-Reolink-Client/

Should be fairly easy.

@michael-john
Ich habe 4.44.1.1 auf zwei Smartphones und sowohl Video als auch Audio sind flüssig. Ich empfehle Ihnen, es mit Unterstützung zu nehmen support(@)reolink(dot)com

@ninoc_787414937526480 Use Reolink Windows client. Go to Reolink Download Centre and download it.
Once installed, add the camera using its UID and go to networks/Advanced. You should see the ports.