Reolink 4K IP PoE Camera Outdoor CCTV with Smart Human/Vehicle Detection, IR Night Vision, IP66 Weatherproof Security Camera Supports Audio Recording, microSD Card Slot, Time Lapse, RLC-810A

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I just got an RLC-820A (8MP turret model). I am experiencing a significant problem with frame rate when a subchannel is enabled. Camera firmware v3.0.0.160_21010801. BI 5.3.7.12. The camera is configured as: MMU enabled: Memory Management Unit, an internal CPU component that enables virtual memory support. If you want more screenshots or specific settings please let me know. I can't figure out how to upload pictures to this...

Viewing the clips can be slow, sometimes loading it is instantaneous, other times it just hangs for a while. When any manufacturer wants to market a product in a certain country, it must comply with certain laws that regulate the use of frequencies and the impact it has on frequencies already in use. For the United States, the regulatory body that verifies each product and certifies its safety is the FCC. The commission has its own mark that certifies that the electromagnetic interference from the device complies with appropriate limits. oh and that's just if I have JUST the main stream added... So adding the sub stream to the same cam input, or even when I create a second feed for the sub, drops the "Clear" frame rate in bi to about 6 frames per sec. Doesn't matter what frame rate/bit rate/ resolution the cam is on, the frame rate just drops off! Edit #1: Today was a nice sunny day in Missouri. Typically this would mean a LOT of false-positive motion detection alarms. Today most of the alarms I received were my dog going outside or myself grilling. This was with the motion detection set to 30, on the RLC-520 a day like this on 30 would mean hundreds of alarms due to swaying tree limbs.We are interested in the report for the product 2AYHE-2012A. The Reolink RLC-810A is an identical copy of the Reolink RLC-511WA, with the only difference being the optical sensor. As we can see from the internal photos, Reolink RLC-810A mounts the NT98523MBG 2004-BB T8N60400 processor. For the internal flash memory, a 128MB card from GigaDevice ( FP2024 5F1GQ4UBYIG) is confirmed, as we expected from the flattened device tree. The device is also equipped with 256MB RAM from SKHynix ( H5TQ2G63GFR-RDC 025A NWMN9528HF). In my academic pursuits, I earned a BSc in Information Systems Design from UCLAN, before advancing my learning with a Master’s Degree in Computing. This advanced study also included Cisco CCNA accreditation, further demonstrating my commitment to understanding and staying ahead of the technology curve. You can power the camera using a power adapter but since this is a POE camera you only need one network cable for both power and video, however, you do need a POE switch of some sort to power it. Do not place the camera in a shaded area and point it towards a well-lit area. Or, it may result in poor image performance. For better image quality, please make sure that the lighting condition for both the camera and the captured object is the same.

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With the 5MP camera, you have a resolution of 2560×1920 which gives a 4:3 aspect ratio, so more square the wider the 16:9 that 3840×2160 offers. You can, of course, manually change the resolution to 2560×1440. So far I feel like the RLC-810A does a better job with motion detection. Although it does say "Person alert" when my dog is in frame, but I treat my dog like a kid, so maybe the camera is onto something. So if we go into settings and then Display, we can change the image quality, frame rate, and bitrate. The highest is 4k at 25 fps. Reolink Windows App – Camera Setup Reolink Windows App – Camera Network Settings Reolink Windows App – Camera Settings You then set the camera to record over a specific period of time, so for the next hour, for example. You can also have it record things like sunset and sunrise. Performance