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If you want to save video, you also need to install a microSD card, as you don’t get one in the box. Without a card, the camera will still work and you’ll get notifications but nothing will be saved. The resolution indicates the size of image that is captured by the camera, the larger the image the clearer the image will appear. Higher resolution cameras are ideal when viewing footage on a large TV screen. Lower resolution cameras are perfect for viewing high definition video on your smartphone or tablet.
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Yale doesn’t quote the viewing angle of this camera, but I managed to get in most of my office with it sat against a wall. At least, I got the important bits. Covering a room, then, shouldn’t be too hard. or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit. 18+, UK residents More useful is the activity zone setting. Using the simple grid, you can mark out the areas of the image that you want to monitor; motion outside of these zones is ignored. That was largely enough to keep down the number of notifications that I got. From the app, you can tap your camera to go into the live view. From here you can see what’s going on in real-time, plus you can use the two-way talk feature to communicate with anyone that you can see. Once set up, you’ll need to insert a microSD card to record footage onto, and go through the menus to tailor the device for your setup. There’s an option to set the name of the room you are using the device in and make other adjustments such as setting which hours you want it to record the footage, whether you want it to link to an alarm or trigger the siren.This view would be even better if the thumbnails worked, but I only ever got greyed out thumbnails with no picture. Great camera and app much more stable now. Whole thing really customisable. Shame about the USB A plug on the end of the sealed cable which requires a big hole through the wall. Overall, this is a great piece of kit for the money. I particularly like the video replay based on movement detection.
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This weatherproof 'All-in-one' camera includes an alarm siren, spotlight and HD 1080p video recordings for smartphone viewing. View Full Specification Is it any good? Well, not too bad actually. Provided there’s a clear view of a person, the camera will largely get the detection right. And, the footage is recorded when motion is detected, human or not. Very clear in daylight but not much detail when viewing during dark. Very easy to install and monitor. Having recently reviewed the Yale Indoor WiFi Pan and Tilt camera which had difficult to navigate menus, I was expecting this camera to be much the same given they share the same app. However, that’s not the case. The Yale Front Door WiFi Camera Light and Siren is actually much easier to control via your smartphone/tablet. While the main screen shows a ‘live view’ of your property, underneath there are clear buttons for additional ‘actions’. These include switching the siren or spotlight on, speaking to whoever is at your door, taking a picture, or recording footage.
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Can this camera be linked to a Yale SR 340 system to trigger a burglar event when it detects motion? At its most basic, the camera will record video when it detects motion. That’s probably going to end up with a lot of alerts, so it’s best to apply a few settings. First, you can turn on Human detection, which has the poorly written explanation of, “It only pushes message towards human detection after it is enabled.” What it means is that you only get alerts when a person is spotted.
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