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Hi
Had the arlo light for 5 days now and have motion detection issues during daylight hours. Even at 50% I get false notifications, the light is pointing at the same area as a couple of Arlo cameras (basically a camera at each end of the rear of the house and the light in the middle with nothing different about sunlight, shrubs etc). I am not talking about just one or two a day either, i am talking about five or six an hour at 50%, at 60%-70% i get bombarded by alerts.
Question is why when my Arlo Cam (gen 1's) are set at 65% I get no false alerts? When its dark the false alert cease, so i assume its the sun causing it? I dont want to lower the sensitivity even more as this may affect night time detection to the point of it being useless.
Basically i just want to leave it armed all the time.
Anyone elso finding motion detection an issue? What sensitivity % are people generally using?
(I currently use IFTTT triggers to arm/disarm at sunrise/sunset)
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I use a schedule to disarm the lights during the day and arm them at night. Since the lights won't light up during the day and you already have camera(s) in the same area, why have both be active, especially if you're getting false triggers? As noted, it may be the exact positioning that's getting reflected IR setting them off.
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Why I cant get to schedule to arm from say 6 pm to 6am , says stop time should be later than start time.
Also one of my lights goes crazy with notifications for about 5 mins once is triggered even if no one in sight of it.
So if i walk pass , it turns on and off for about 5 mins. it turns on 1 min then off then little man icon lights up and keeps turning on light. then repeats
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@spirosspike wrote:
Why I cant get to schedule to arm from say 6 pm to 6am , says stop time should be later than start time.
Try this.
- Start time 12:00 AM (what we know as 00:00 AM)
- Stop time 06:00 AM
- Start time 06:00 PM
- Stop time 12:00 AM
Just another user
Arlo hardware: Q Plus, Pro 2 (X2), Pro 3 (X3), Pro 3 Floodlight, Security Light (X2), Ultra (X2), Doorbell, Chime
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Using a schedule, particularly Arlo's fairly primitive time based schedule isnt really a solution. If I use a schedule to turn the lights on/off in the day and night it means I will be constantly amending them as the sunrise/sunset changes during the year.
I currently use stringify and IFTTT to turn on/off at sunset/sunrise but dont like embedding another system to control things, it just adds to things to go wrong, maintain etc.