Reolink 4K IP PoE Camera Outdoor CCTV with Smart Human/Vehicle Detection, IR Night Vision, IP66 Weatherproof Security Camera Supports Audio Recording, microSD Card Slot, Time Lapse, RLC-810A

Product Information

For this review, I used some microSD cards as well as Blue Iris. I have not used a Reolink NVR so can’t comment on what the experience with that is like. Neither the RLC-820A nor the RLC-810A came with a psu, so keep this in mind. There looks to be a provision for powering them via mains, but it’s not included. I would assume anyone buying these would want POE anyway, but just in case! The 510WA did come with a psu, and will not work with POE (this didn’t bother me, I wanted wireless in this instance). We are interested in the report for the product 2AYHE-2012A. The Reolink RLC-810A is an identical copy of the Reolink RLC-511WA, with the only difference being the optical sensor. As we can see from the internal photos, Reolink RLC-810A mounts the NT98523MBG 2004-BB T8N60400 processor. For the internal flash memory, a 128MB card from GigaDevice ( FP2024 5F1GQ4UBYIG) is confirmed, as we expected from the flattened device tree. The device is also equipped with 256MB RAM from SKHynix ( H5TQ2G63GFR-RDC 025A NWMN9528HF).

Which devices are based on the ARM architecture? To name a few: Nintendo DS, Nintendo DSI, iPhone 3GS, iPod, etc. As main features, we find a 32-bit register set, fixed-length instructions to simplify decoding and execution, RISC instructions. Before mounting the camera, I connected it to the power and router to make sure I could add it to Reolink app, and everything works as expected. The biggest issue I have, which all of them do, is certain objects will trigger false positives. The clothes drying on the washing line in windy weather is a particularly bad trigger for all my cameras. Price and Alternatives

It is not the task of this series to delve further into all hardware devices, so the hardware section ends here. In summary, let’s end this article with a couple of thoughts. I am not a hardware expert, so take everything in this article with a grain of salt. 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

The CPU is the main hardware element to be studied within a board. The job of a CPU is to process information. It takes the instructions from the memory that are to be executed, executes them, and places the result in some registers. In fact, each CPU has associated memories that are very small in size, but at the same time are very fast to write or read ― these memories are called registers. The RLC 810A (4.0 mm) has a lens specification of f-4.0 mm, and F-2.0, while its field of view is 87° to the horizontal, 47° to the vertical, and a 30-meter night vision distance.You can see a rubber joint around the MicroSD card slot that is meant to protect the card from rain, dust, and humidity. I tightened the two screws and installation is now complete. We just need to configure the camera to complete the setup, notably the Motion detection. The major distinguishing factors that the Reolink RLC-811A has over the Reolink RLC-810A are that it is built with spotlights and has 5x zooming capability. The Reolink RLC-810A does not have spotlights or zoom. Why should you not consider the Reolink RLC-811A?

U-Boot partition (file u-boot.bin) ― contains the U-Boot bootloader, size 0x18000 starting at 0xc0000. It’s 123w total, capable of up to 30w per port, so should be more than adequate to power these. Set Up: PoE Switch: Brand new, MokerLink POE Switch 8 port 10/100 PoE+ 2 port 10/100/1000 Uplink 120W POE Budget. Only have 4 cameras plugged in so far. Uplink goes into server. So if we go into settings and then Display, we can change the image quality, frame rate, and bitrate. The highest is 4k at 25 fps. Partition FDT (file nvt-na51055-evb.bin) ― the flattened device tree, loaded into the 0x40000 memory area of size 0x40000.

rootfs partition ( rootfs.ubifs.bin file) ― contains the file system image with configuration files and the operating system, size 0x2000000 starting at 0x700000. With the 4K camera, I am getting a lower quality feed from the camera, I am currently trying to work out if this is an issue with Blue Iris or the Reolink camera not supplying the full resolution stream. Web Interface