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My video doorbell exhibits very scrambled display. It is hard wired to a 2.5amp transformer, connected to a fiber internet Netgear RBK752 router with 541.06 Mbs download, 542.56 Mbs upload & 1ms ping... Do I have a bad unit?
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@RobB772 wrote:
My video doorbell exhibits very scrambled display.
Can you post a screenshot?
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Thanks. This is usually caused by loss on the wifi connection (or possibly the internet upload to the cloud).
What signal strength are you seeing for the doorbell in the app?
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My ARLO VMB5000 base is connected to a Netgear Orbi RBR750 Ethernet (cat 6) which is running Greenlight Fiber with 544.10 Mbs Download, 542.60 Mbs Upload and 3 ms Ping . These values were taken 1 foot from the video doorbell.
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@RobB772 wrote:
My ARLO VMB5000 base is connected to a Netgear Orbi RBR750 Ethernet (cat 6) which is running Greenlight Fiber with 544.10 Mbs Download, 542.60 Mbs Upload and 3 ms Ping . These values were taken 1 foot from the video doorbell.
So not internet speed for sure.
If the doorbell is connected to the base, then what matters is the wifi signal from the base to the doorbell. If you have a subscription, then you could move the doorbell to the Orbi wifi, and see if the problem resolves.
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No I didn't. It's getting worse. Now it seems that every time any of my H10 (hardware) detect anything my base goes off-line. This problem makes me regret ever buying into the Arlo system.
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