try a new sd card , if this doesnt work you need to send it in if its not writing to the card. often times cards are the cause of it not writing to the card. if the new or different card dont work tell them via email i recommended you send them both in for service. they should give you an ram at that point.
pm me your contact info and the specific issues with your cameras.
less links is better and more efficient but the system is designed to operate with multiple links. I try to keep all mine at or below 2-3 . Centralizing you home unit can help with this.
i answered your pm
Mine has been running for about 18 months and zero issues.Raise your hand if you've driven out to your lease/property cause your cell unit went offline, and you were wondering if it got stolen.
Had one go down 3 times, cell coverage and corrupt SD cardRaise your hand if you've driven out to your lease/property cause your cell unit went offline, and you were wondering if it got stolen.
So far...no issues. Which is great, as my cameras are 1700 miles away.Raise your hand if you've driven out to your lease/property cause your cell unit went offline, and you were wondering if it got stolen.
nothing new for cameras as far as models. , i would be surprised if we didnt have a firmware update or two at some point. an app is in the works but a ways out. power options are streamlined now so that will make for a better experience for new users.
John, or anybody else, I'm having trouble with one of my sets of cuddelinks. A dual cell K and 4 J remotes. This is my best set of cuddelinks. I don't believe I've had any issues with them since I put them out a couple years ago. Anyway I took them down to move them to different property about 3 weeks ago. I used them at that property for about a week, then decided to move them back. I couldn't get back to that property until yesterday, so they had been sitting in the house turned off for a couple weeks. When I put them out, none of the remotes would link up to the cell. The cell stayed at 1 node, and the remotes couldn't give a number on the level test. Also the cell wouldn't send any pictures. It kept showing Cell TX, but they never came through. No report came through either and I had it set to 4 a day. I left them out and checked them today, but no change. I noticed there was an firmware update, so I took one remote and the cell back to the house to download it and see if that would help. I went from 8.1 to 8.3. That seemed to work. The cell starting sending pictures that it took (not the remote). Eventually, the cell showed 2 nodes and the level on the remote went to 99. Still no pictures from the remote though. I've had the remote take quite a few pictures in the last couple hours. They're on the memory card of the remote, but not the cell. Is there something I can do to get the network going again?
anytime you move a camera or turn it off after a long period you should run a cell test , this wakes it up and gets it connected to the server.
30-60 days max in most cases. its well worth adding the 6 d external booster to a 4 d camera. it will pay for itself very quickly, you will get 100-150 days on average on the external pack and then another 30-60 not he internal if needed. 6 ds outperform 4 ds since they are in sequence you get considerably more days per battery. The main reason why we went to all 4 d cameras is because the external power options work so much better with that configuration.
Thanks for taking the time to reply today. The cell and remote I have handy are working great now. Tomorrow I'll take them back to the woods and update the other remotes to 8.3. Do i need to reset and remove the batteries each of these cameras as well?
