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Installed less than a month ago, and have to already replace the batteries. Dont have motion detection on regularly to drain batteries. All five cameras went out on the same day, exactly one day after I was unable to connect to the hub remotely. Were the camera batteries unneccessarily drained during this one day period when the hub was unavailable to connect?
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Hello Shogun,
Thank you for your post. We have had a hand full of customers reporting inaccurate battery level readings regarding their cameras. This was caused by a programing issue that was recently discovered by our software team. Cameras that were positioned outside in cold temperatures were the most effected. If your cameras were placed outside in the cold temperature please try the following listed below.
Bring the cameras inside to room temperature and remove the batteries. Let the batteries warm to room temperature before placing them back inside the cameras. This will allow the batteries to regain their maximum charge and allow for a more accurate battery reading from the camera
If your cameras were not in the direct cold please follow the steps listed above to reset your battery reading levels.
If you continue to experience problems with your batteries please reply back to this thread and I will further assist you.
The Arlo Team
David
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After bringing my cameras inside and getting the batteries to room temperature, I still have a low battery warning.
Please let me know what I am to do now.
Thank you,
Adam Molinaro
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One of our 2 cameras showed low battery after 6 weeks, and died when the other was 3 bars.
Replaced the batteries, but checked the 4 batteries. One was <1 V, and the other 3 normal, so one failed battery made camera stop working.
These are the original batteries.
Watch for one bad cell if your cameras fail early.
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However, the camera with no motion detection and is not used but maybe once every 3-5 days for 2 mins shows the batteries need to be replaced.
Is there an update for this or should I send the camera back?
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What camera firmware versions do the cameras have? Look in Settings, Camera Settings and scroll down to the bottom for each camera. If they aren't current (1.2.2412), open and close the battery door and watch the front LEDs for update status. Perhaps the one camera isn't up to snuff and replacing the batteries will force the upgrade.
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I swapped batteries with another camera, and the batteries from the defective camera were showing as almost completely used in different camera as well, so the defective camera is using much more battery power than normal at an idle state.
I bought new batteries today and replaced them. The camera was offline after the replacement for 2 reboots, then I noticed that it needed to be re-paired with the base while in the same room as the base unit.
I guess I'll keep an eye on it and update you all in another couple weeks.
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I deleted the camera from the paired devices, re-synced it, it worked for about 10 minutes. Since then I got "Offline" so the camera was not accessible.
Today I got, "It's time replace your batteries." This camera now shows 6%. I JUST replaced the batteries Wednesday.
I have a ticket in with NETGEAR L2 support (Allen) and said he said would call me when he is available, but he hasn't called me back since their last missed attempt (Wednesday). I have to say I'm not liking my experience with NETGEAR support so far.
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There's extra consumption when users first start using the system. Once over that hump, battery life generally gets much better. Consider the use of rechargeable batteries as referenced in the Buying Tips and Options forum.
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Lamorena619 wrote:
Where can I get firmware updates
Firmware updates are now fully automatic... If the base requires an update ( meaning there is one that wasn't done ) usu a reboot via the power button will trigger it
Morse is faster than texting!
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You've got it right. Try resetting the camera by opening and closing the battery door. Could be a defective camera by also try swapping with another camera if you have one. If the trouble follows the camera, create a trouble ticket.
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We are getting low battery screens for two of our cameras despite changing the batteries. I tried to restart the device from the app, but no change. One is an outdoor camera and the other is indoors. What should I try next?
Thank you!
Sharon
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Sometimes using the power switch gives you a resolution that using the restart button doesn't since it actually powers everything off, clearing memory, etc. Worth a try. What batteries are you using? There's always the chance that you got a bad batch, regardless of manufacturer. Did they instantly show low battery or did it take some time? Roughly how much recording and live viewing has been done on each, in minutes?
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Gregory143,
Please contact the Arlo Support Team to further investigate this issue. You will find several options for contacting support in the provided link. If you have any additional questions/concerns feel free to private message me. I would be happy to help.
JamesC
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rdt303,
Because only one camera is affected, this could be due to poor signal strength between the camera and base station. One way to isolate this further is to place the affected camera in a location with an unaffected camera and see if the behavior follows the camera.
JamesC
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Firmware 1.2.10342
Out of the box the batteries lasted a couple of months. Since then after a couple days I get a low battery alert after putting in fresh batteries. Camera is useless if we can't even go on vacation without wondering if the camera will even last until we get back. From all the comments I have found online this is a known problem with this device and no one has seemed to be able to find a resolution.
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