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Yup. I was avoiding cutting things if possible. I have just 1 layer covering it with the cheap duck brand electrical tape off amazon and I check at usual times to see if the light is on or not since it does still show through the center ambient sensor. If you are afraid of the heat issue that...

Appreciate the information. Yes, the ReoLink is 10/100 on the 8 POE ports but 10/100/1000 on the 2 uplink ports. Comparing the NetGear to the ReoLink is almost like apples and pears. For my use, 10/100 is all that is needed for each POE port. The Dahua cameras usually use about 10 megs each...

...100Mbps for each port with only 1,000Mbps LAN uplink ports, don't plug a WiFi Access Point into it, or a PC, just PoE security cameras. Reolink is a good starting point for an Individual to start their PoE security cameras system. You can get it up and running for under $500, then get a...

Noticed that the 8 port ReoLink 120 watt POE switch runs about $63. The equivalent 8 port NetGear POE switch is $110. Most here indicate that overall ReoLink products are not a consideration for purchase except for the video doorbell. In reviewing IP Cam comments, there are a few no buy...

Problem for me too because mine is out in a field and runs off solar and battery. With the previous Reolink I had in that place I could turn off the IR to save battery and just have it trigger the IR on when another camera elsewhere alerted. Mine also does not ever return to the same PTZ...

. . . which means they could be interoperable with other companies' remote chimes. And I did see a submission by Reolink for a remote chime.

...this module to other resellers as well: That's a good thing, as it raises the possibility that they could have sold the same internals to Reolink. My Reolink chime has one screw, but it didn't open easily, and I didn't want to pry and break my only working chime. Another submission by...

...the non-L series all run on 915 MHz? But are they incompatible with each other? e.g. -L to non-L?" and received: So it's possible that our Reolink 915 MHz camera units might be compatible with the older non-L, or the newer -L, or neither. Which makes this more expensive to test. edit: it...

...Networks published research about vulnerabilities found in the Peer-to-Peer (P2P) feature of a commonly used line of security cameras - Reolink. The most critical vulnerability, assigned a CVSS score of 9.1, allows attackers to access sensitive information such as audio/video streams...

Awesome Reolink adds in text to freak people out lol.. Tell you what look at the image you uploaded.. Your camera in that picture is the P2P Server. While they then show 3 computers in the middle as P2P Server that is a Server that is setup to detect 2 things. Your P2P Server Read State from...

I'm pushing the addresses to it via a DHCP reservation. It will accept 192.168.1.254, because if I change the reservation to push that, reboot the camera, and the log into its web server, its Network configuration shows 192.168.1.254.

Does reolink only accept 192.168.1.1 and other limited address ranges or lists for gateway ?

...a custom "rotator" script I wrote based on this thread from IPCamTalk. The script starts with a curl request to login and request a token: ReolinkToken=`curl -s GET "http://192.168.1.11/cgi-bin/api.cgi?cmd=Login&token=null" -d...

...away on a cellular network with no managing server in between the two? :wtf: I'm not talking about a "normal" P2P (your term), I'm talking about what happens when Bubba buys a cam on Amazon, takes it home and scans a QR code with his smartphone. You better tell Reolink they're doing it wrong:

They replied with, For $20 I think I might just try one, and then return it if it doesn't work.

...cars on street (camera cannot be aimed down the driveway) - Considerations: 1) Camera that accepts remote motion sensor connection. 2) $50 Reolink 2K SOLAR camera aimed across entrance, used as triggering device for 8MP POE camera 250' down driveway, facing down driveway. (yes, wifi +...

...situations with so many factors not known. Almost every camera will say 0 LUX with infrared or white LED on, and we all know how poorly Reolinks perform at night in low light yet that is their spec....or even two different good cameras. Take for example the 5442 4MP2.8mm fixed lens camera...

...They actually have a bunch of 915 MHz stuff, but this was the cheapest one: https://www.1800doorbell.com/doorbells/wireless/ I sent them an email asking if they have any information about interoperability with Reolink doorbell cameras.

Interesting read: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/reolink-video-doorbell-with-standard-electro-mechanical-chime-guide/556063/44?page=3

A week ago I came into possession of an unused Reolink RLC520 and decided to have a play. This is the first time I have ever done anything security camera-wise and I have no prior experience whatsoever so still learning. Do Armcrest, Dahua or Hikvision have a client program (free) which will...

Maybe this is the one thing Reolink can actually capture at night :lmao:

+1^^^. You could try the Reolink E1 Pro for $40 on amazon and if not happy, return it. It's pretty much a similar form factor like the Amcrest IP2M-841; that's just the way indoor cams and baby monitors are made, they throw in P/T whether you want it or not (most people do). Lots of mixed...

Except for their new Doorbell cam, Reolink is junk.

What about reolink?

well that settles it.... i guess now it's up to our hardworking electronic friend to come up with some circuit to connect to the 24 chime but instead of using 433Mhz, using a 915MHz receiver... perhaps this one with an Arduino, or maybe this one is closer to the solutions that already are out...

...:( I think this pretty much confirms that there are two versions under the same HW model they are listing, and only one frequency operates on each version. this means that even if your cam fails, if you get a new one, chances are even your very reolink chime will not work with the new one :(

I did a little sleuthing and googled for "reolink FCC", which returns a list of their recent filings, and then looked at every filing since late 2022. The filings don't have the model in the title, but I found two filings for doorbells (by looking at the External Photos) and then opened their...

the label of the chime says "Hardware V2" in my chime:

...pushing the volume and + buttons together to make it enter into the program mode, i can delet and re-add their transmiter, but not the reolink doorbell.... am I doing something wrong? otherwise, could you please confirm if the doorbell was paired with a reolink chime V1 or a v2? i am...

fenderman, who has successfully paired with 3rd-party, 433 MHz chimes, reports DB_566128M5MP_P, which is the same as mine, which is the same as yours, except for the trailing P/W, which I assume is for POE/WiFi. I hope this isn't one of those frustrating situations where a company changes the...