Posts made by joseph_1979

@user_778368982347970_778368982347970 Try to contact Reolink support on support(@)reolink(dot)com

So far my TrackMix is working fine.

@camcorder_815231694602422 Unfortunately this is only available on the newest NVRs and on some of the newest cameras like the doorbell. We asked Reolink to extend this to all cameras with SD.

@user_815206675906696_815206675906696 It has powerful spot lights as illustrated at https://reolink.com/product/argus-track/

@steve_120816167669910 You need to submit your request to support(@)reolink(dot)com

@konstantinbraun85_639600060936517 There is an option to silence it. Maybe you need to upgrade the firmware.

@bena-smith_398873969086630 There is no settings to remove altogether the fisheye effect at the edges.

@ml_812798949916887 That's fabulous. It shouldn't do any difference as long as Sun light hits the panel.

@yhwhelrey0_283227603075227 Note that most settings are on the cameras and so this should be fairly easy. Connect and scan.

@ml_812798949916887 it should be slanting facing south.

@ml_812798949916887 Try to unplug solar and check again.

@ml_812798949916887 Maybe it's a bit tight. Just push it. Both Argus 3 Pro and Ultra are fully charged. They are not triggered often. The solar has at least 8 hours of sun.

@user_795498294485127_795498294485127 Has this appeared lately? Did you try to install an older version and check whether it is still with older versions?

I use Android and Windows and don't have this issue for the time window I use it.

Did you try to contact Reolink support?

@user_750442498830539_750442498830539 For what reason if I may ask?

@fort-soto_670059313066082 We already did request support. However, the more requests they receive the higher the probability of being implemented. Submit your request to support(@)reolink(dot)com

@user_798371383681275_798371383681275 You're welcome.

@user_813605874905223_813605874905223 Check out this link https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/900003946626-How-to-Find-out-System-Information-via-Reolink-PoE-NVR-New-UI-/

@sierraayuso_523849046360230 I don't use their cloud service. I suggest you to take it up with support on support(@)reolink(dot)com

@user_798371383681275_798371383681275 undoubtedly. Poe and dc powered cams are constantly comparing frames and if an object is detected and its detection is enabled, the camera saves the video. The video also includes 10s recording prior to the event. This cannot be achieved with battery operated cams. Sometimes if the object passes quickly the camera may be triggered and no object is seen in the video (assuming any motion is enabled).

To prolongue the life of the battery, only the PIR circuit is powered. Once triggered it will start the execution of the firmware, start recording if enabled, check which objects are enabled, determine object type, check schedule, zone, push and email, etc....

@user_812059413459103_812059413459103 You're welcome.

@user_812059413459103_812059413459103 Then it is fine. I based my comments on what I have and read from their website. It's a good camera and never had any issue with both the Pro and the Ultra. Note that detection is based on PIR which when set to max sensitivity it will detect objects at max range of 33 feet. And this is dependent on the pattern of the PIR. Detection is immediate if object passes across and delayed if moving towards PIR. Because PIR uses the difference in heat to detect movement, ambient temperatures can greatly affect its sensitivity. If one has power at the location or even better can have a POE connection, then it is recommended to opt for a POE camera where detection is based on pixel changes and one can have either post recording and 24x7. This cannot be achieved through battery operated cams.

And as I suggested, use a waterproof self amalgamating tape at the joint. The tape bonds to itself once stretched to form a watertight seal.