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Thanks so much for the video. About to buy this and setup with my synology nas. Question for you. It sounds like the answer is yes but want to confirm. Can I set this all up (over wifi) and have the SSS simply be the storage for all the footage while the reolink app/chime takes care of all the notifications (like notified when a person is there or if doorbell is rung like the ring system). Im hoping yes

Thank you! What tool do you use to pry off the cover?

Any idea what caused it?

Haha

The web interface you are showing in the video, is that a Reolink software we can download or is that the Reolink NVR's interface?

What Synology Nas are you using for the cameras?

Wow, right at Annapolis?

No one can convince me that person was sober. I'm so sick of these irresponsible, speeding, intoxicated drivers. Some of us are trying to get home safely. Bum.

Good of that silver suv driver to duck out without giving a witness statement 🙄

Going 60 in a residential neighborhood. Most likely a selfish dope dealer piece of human waste

Kudos to those that stopped to help.

Typical inpatient a$$hole, that's speeding and trying to pass someone on the left. Hope no one was hurt.

It looks like a hit and run -- literally.

Looks like the driver ran away! Is that true?

Can someone please, PLEASE explain which Reolink camera works with the synology NAS?? There are two versions available.

Is there any way to tilt the lens down at all?

Now that it is fully supported, according to synology compatibility list, can you confirm whether phone notifications work?

Very good video!!! Dear, DO YOU THINK? THAT WITHOUT MUCH DIFFICULTY A CABLE CAN BE JUMPED TO THE PUSH BUTTON TO HAVE A SECOND SECONDARY AND REMOTE PUSH BUTTON AND EXTEND IT THROUGH A HOLE. I VERY APPRECIATE YOUR RESPONSE. GREETINGS

Hey guys, I checked it out and the Reolink Doorbell POE and Wifi is now in the Pulldown menu :) (scroll down to the end of the list!)

Any idea how water could get into the lens assembly - and how to best protect it externally? I've had the WiFi version of this doorbell for about 6 months with no issues, but after a strong rainstorm recently the lens got water inside. It eventually evaporated in the sun a few days later, but now it's happening again every time it rains.

Is it practical to disassemble the moduel for the ourpose of cleaning the lens? I've had a lot of condensation on the inside which id like to clean, but given your remarks about the lens and image sensor assembly, maybe this is a bad idea.

I can add my Reolink Doorbell camera to Surveillance station using your guide but if I try to change the Brand to 'Reolink' and the Model to 'Video Doorbell WiFi' (it's now available as an option) it no longer works? Any ideas? I suspect when you specify the brand and model you get additional features. I can see Intercom, Two Way Audio and Live View stats show up in Surveillance Station as Apps for this camera.

Would the camera and infrared work without the plastic housing or is the transparent part of the housing a lens that is nessessry? I am thinking about mounting it behind a metal plate with glass inserts for the camera and infrared.

Is the bell press response instant comparing to wifi doorbells? Thanks in advance

Thanks for the great tear-down info! I was able to use it to remove the face plate so I could attach the unit behind a flush mount plate. I also took the speaker out and mounted it firing forward through the grill for better audio volume. Now it looks really cool and not like something I just picked up at Home Depot!

since the jack is on the board containing the camera lens would you have a live view if plugged into your NVR? I understand it wouldn't have the ir LED or the motion sensing abilities but would the camera still present an image being unplugged from the other board?

Thank you for the installation walk through, it was helpful, and the doorbell now works fine with Synology. I haven't been able to make the talk-back function work though. Synology now recognizes this feature, and allows me to talk back, but the sound doesn't appear on the doorbell. It would be great if you could cover that functionality and configuration too. As a newbie with video doorbells, I also wonder how you actually use the doorbell in real life, what apps and settings you use.

I got one but not sure how to get time lapse ?

Has anyone managed it with the DS Cam app and the 2-way audio function?

The Doorbell WiFi version seems to suffer from periodic reboots probably due to overheating, not sure if this is also true for the PoE version. I'm hoping that some better cooling can fix this. Do you know what part this might be? I can confirm PoE does not work on the WiFii version for some reason. Wish it would!

This maybe stupid question, but would it be possible to just have one camera for 2 devices, so 2 buttons 1 camera... I have a situation where a house with 2 apartments has a built intercom interface with one camera amd two buttons, and Id like to repurpose that metal interface...if that makes sense. It would need some butchering and soldering but Im not sure if that would work

Thanks for the Teardown. Good tip to seal the top 2/3 of the camera. I installed a PoE version on a 50x50mm metal post outside and it very soon became very hot. I then prepped and painted it and the wedge silver which reduced the suns heat to an acceptable level for an outside install. drive.google.com/file/d/1TvE7zhsG6IaRMZ2AA5jYphZe1-IbgTFd/view?usp=sharing

Any idea if it's possible to run my existing doorbell wiring to it with a 10W AC transformer, terminate the connection somewhere on the Reolink POE, but get it to physically short the 2 AC wires when the gpio button is pressed, triggering my mechanical chime, while at the same time triggering the stock 433mhz rf signal? I have yet to see anything like that on the market

Is that a 2.8mm lens on the 810?

What are your thoughts on the possibility of separating the mainboard from the daughterboard (for the image sensor) and then getting say a 1-2ft flexible ribbon cable to connect to the mainboard so the mainboard (and button) could be hidden out of the way, only exposing the smaller camera to the outside world. My goal would be to have a smaller footprint Reolink camera without the doorbell button exposed. Basically cut the plastic housing in half and 3d print a black bottom cap and then put the mainboard 1-2ft away from the camera unit on the interior side of an exterior wall (or inside a wall behind the camera, out of the way). Looks like it would be doable if could find the right ribbon cable....

Thanks for the teardown. Am I correct in saying that the screw terminals cannot be used for POE power and it is just for power from the chime? And that external POE used for this device should be 24volts?

The networking stopped working on mine, do you think the port could potentially be replaced? It still receives power and clearly records because the SD card has stuff on it.

Does anyone know how to change the momentary delay of the Reolink doorbell button to 1 second? It's configured to 4 seconds by default.

Anyone tried to replace the lens to 6mm or 8mm ?

Thanks for doing this video. Do you think it would be possible to replace the fish eye lens with another lens? For example, a zoomed in lens such as a x3 or x5, on an M12 mount. Similar to what some UA-camrs did with the Wyze V3.

RJ, I've been trying to set this thing up for a day and a half, and yours is the first video I've run across that said anything about checking the RTSP box. That solved my problem entirely. Thank you so much!

Hey dude so can i plug this straight into my modem via lan cable and view on reolink app thank you.

thanks for the video, however I have the wifi version, and it does not do more than 20fps. also dual recording is not edge as far as I know, its to allow multiple streams recording at the same time from the same camera, e.g. one high quality. another lower

cant wait for a 4k model

Be nice to see some night video with movement. What is the FPS at night? Color night vision is a game changer. I have a 4K Hikvision ColorVu 180 degree camera and I picked up 5 Hikvision ColorVu clones with person detection a few years ago when Amazon had them for $23 each. The more ambient light you have, the better these cameras work because the shutter still needs to stay open long enough to let the light in even with the f/1.0 lens so movement can be problematic in very low light.

It was amazing how consistent the CX410 was throughout the whole day

You can buy cheap licenses for your Surveillance Station ua-cam.com/video/pGKg9onTwi4/v-deo.html

Dual recording allows you to record in real time to a second NAS on the network. I'm told edge recording is under the edge recording app in the application centre (and Reolink cameras aren't supported, which is annoying).