topic Re: Arlo Pro Wirless Camera in Arlo Pro

Arlo Pro Wirless Camera

twash0607 — Wed, 07 Dec 2016 02:12:00 GMT

My Arlo Pro is placed right outside of my front door and when I try to live stream it, it will not work. Its gives me the "request timed out". I thought maybe the base was to far away at 15 ft. I moved it to where it is only 5 feet away from the camera and still to no avail "request timed out." So any suggestions would be great before i decide to pack them up and return them.

Re: Arlo Pro Wirless Camera

steve_t — Wed, 07 Dec 2016 03:11:28 GMT

What's your internet connections up/down speed?

www.speedtest.net

Re: Arlo Pro Wirless Camera

twash0607 — Wed, 07 Dec 2016 09:59:58 GMT

56Mbps down 46Mbps up

Re: Arlo Pro Wirless Camera

jguerdat — Wed, 07 Dec 2016 14:12:55 GMT

Have you tried both the app and browser to see if one works properly? If using the app, have you tried both cell and WiFi service?

The issue with the connection is anyplace between your device, the servers and the base. Consistent issues would seem to be relative to your device but not necessarily.

Re: Arlo Pro Wirless Camera

twash0607 — Wed, 07 Dec 2016 14:32:27 GMT

Yes I have used both app and computer. It's crazy that the signal won't go through the door or window. The camera is right outside the door and the base is on the inside of the door. But as soon as I bring the camera inside it connects with no issues.

Re: Arlo Pro Wirless Camera

jguerdat — Wed, 07 Dec 2016 14:51:29 GMT

That could be for a variety of reasons. A metallic film on the window, dense wall material, wiring, ductwork, etc. all get in there. What if you move it a couple/few feet to either side of the current location - any luck? Bring it inside again and try various locations with varying distances to see if the symptom recurs. Swap cameras to see if stays with the position or the camera.

Re: Arlo Pro Wirless Camera

twash0607 — Thu, 15 Dec 2016 09:56:15 GMT

To no avail nothing worked. I appreciate the quick responses for help. I really hoped these cameras would have worked. I unfortunately had to return them. Didn't want to run a wire to a camera, but looks like the totally wireless isn't all the way there yet. On to the next.