Like many consumer products ( Amazon Echo for example ) your smart phone is required to configure the cameras. I fully expect in the future I will be opening up the housing of these supposedly waterproof cameras to attempt to extract and replace the card. If you can eject the card, you can manually archive footage and view in a standard web browser without requiring the WiFi connection and proprietary Reolink PC Client software. Would you rather replace a $10 flash card or a $100 camera? Two, the camera stores standard H.264 video clips to the card in standard Windows compatible file system. Why does this matter? Two reasons, chances are 3-5 years from now the flash on the uSD card will wear out. I installed 3 cameras and the push-to-eject mechanism only worked on 1 of the 3 ( and stopped after a single eject ). Once it is in – forget about ever removing it or replacing it. The opening is just big enough for the card, so you may need a paper clip or long finger nail to actually push it in all the way. First thing out of the box, insert a uSD ( about $10 for 64 GB in 2019 ). The Argus Pro and Argus 2 cameras don’t come with on board memory but instead a uSD card slot. Goal of this blog is to provide a simple setup guide and a camera evaluation for use in an external security scenario for capturing both pedestrians on a sidewalk and car license plates entering a confined cul de sac.
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Installation manual was downloaded from here. I purchased both the Argus Pro and the Argus 2 which vary primarily only in the low light image sensor used. Nancy johnson on Reolink Argus Pro and Argus 2…Ģ019.02.22 This blog is a quick setup guide and evaluation of the Reolink Argus family of solar powered motion activity security cameras.
Reolink Argus Pro and Argus 2 Security Camera Installation and Review.
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