Posts made by joseph_1979

@user_805194545389708_805194545389708 You may opt for a cheap android tablet or invest on an HA.

Have a look at https://www.reddit.com/r/reolinkcam/comments/17qm31h/question_about_the_doorbell_camera/

@user_804817784103111_804817784103111 Check that you have the most recent firmware from Reolink Download center. If not then upgrade it using the Windowns client.

If you move the doorbell to another location near the router (for testing), would you experience the same noise?

@stoneyc_589712483692600 Try to take it up with support.

@user_756125119496374_756125119496374 I suggest you to take it up with support on support(@)reolink(dot)com

@maxuline What is the time zone selected? From system/time

@acanicio_729093081293029 I am not aware of a y counter you can read. Check the API documentation.

@kimchigun Only a few models as indicated in the link https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008563054-Introduction-to-the-Wokring-Principle-of-Patrol-for-Reolink-Cameras/

@paul_321739826311380 So the issue is when connecting from an external network. Most probable the P2P relay servers (provided by Azure/Aws) assuming your BB connectivity is good at home.

@noxtom3000_470435090301120 I suggest you that you email support on support(@)reolink(dot)com

@user_756125119496374_756125119496374 So your Doorbell cam is connected to the NVR and you activated the push notification from the NVR. Correct?

And the router is on 5G mobile?

@user_766032062857466_766032062857466 You may proceed to submit your request on support(@)reolink(dot)com

I mainly use the Android client as I am mostly away.

@user_804676946100366_804676946100366 Check this https://m.reolink.com/bg/product/rlc-823a-16x/?gad_source=1

You can stream to a website or YouTube.

@user_756125119496374_756125119496374 Follow this link https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013378753-How-to-Enable-Push-Notifications-for-NVR-via-Reolink-App/?gad_source=1

Only activate it through NVR and not directly.

@user_804514214613241_804514214613241 Yes, this is another method to have rich notification. However, this requires Linux knowledge. Most people opted for pushover which is quicker to implement.

@user_804585406742681_804585406742681 If you are able to run a cat5/6 cable then opt for a POE camera. Battery cameras detection is based on PIR which has a max range of 10m. And there is no pre-recording when the event is detected. Or you may opt to record 24x7. Think well before purchasing.

@jim_511091434688640 The only setting available under the push notification is the interval time having a max values of 2 min. But it's the aim of the camera to send an alert once the object is within the FOV.

@fxn_329751914586312 Have you added the apn?

@medway-computers_685415553384577 Therefore some firmware as the E1.

@medway-computers_685415553384577 I think this is rather a retail issue. Specs seem identical. Can you check its hw version? If it is IPC_566SD85MP then it uses the same fw as the E1 OD. If in doubt check with their support on support(@)reolink(dot)com

@user_804285736358076_804285736358076 This is my personal opinion as a customer. I have their cameras where they haven't released a fw upgrade for years but still working fine. Once they break I will purchase a new ones :).