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Viewing the clips can be slow, sometimes loading it is instantaneous, other times it just hangs for a while. And sure I did, as we’ll need to insert a MicroSD card to be able to store the recorded videos. It’s much easier to insert it before installation though. If you just receive your new camera and are not familiar with the camera, you can have a look at the below video about the unboxing, setup and installation of the camera. Do not point the camera toward a glass window. Or, it may result in poor image performance due to the window glare from infrared LEDs, ambient lights or status lights.
Every manufacturer selling a product in the United States must certify electromagnetic safety by making arrangements with third-party laboratories to perform certain tests and measurements. If the commission approves the data for a certain product, then the manufacturer receives the FCC mark and the device can be offered for sale.The Reolink RLC-810A is an outdoor, bullet-IP camera, and primarily a Power over Ethernet ( PoE) camera. It is IP66 ratedand can also be powered up with a 12 Volts, 1 Amp, D.C adapter with less than 12 Watts of power. Now that we’ve made sure the camera works, we can install it. I attached it to a bush with some cable ties and PVC tube.
In motion detection, we can set the sensitivity and even set a schedule if we want different sensitivity at different times. We can also select in what area we want motion detection active. The same reasons why you may not consider the Reolink RLC-810A are applicable to the Reolink RLC-811A. It is a PoE camera and it requires you to deal with cables. If you don’t already own PoE devices like a switch, injector, 12 Volts 1 Amp D.C adapter, or a Reolink NVR, you would have to get at least one of these. Final Thoughts
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Before continuing with the more serious analysis using Binwalk, it is useful to explain the flattened device tree file format, which allows the operating system to know in advance the hardware devices that are present within the embedded system. I have the cameras sending the best quality picture and I have the server, network, and storage to handle that. It does have a built-in microphone so it can record audio, and the camera is IP66 rated which means it’s weatherproof and shouldn’t have any problems with heavy rain. It has a working temperature between -10 and 55 degrees celsius. I don’t want to get too much into the recording aspect or stream quality settings as I will cover those in a future post. I will be looking to manage these under some other software, but I did want to get these into Home-Assistant. There are several ways of doing this, with snippets of code and integrations. some are more difficult than others. Fortunately for us, someone has already written a very nice integration for us which takes away all the pain! Overall, both cameras perform satisfactorily, but let’s see the reasons why you may consider one over the other. Why should you consider the Reolink RLC-810A?
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