john volkman
5 year old buck +
if you set them all up in close proximity or had them all on as you were checking link level with any other remote cameras right next to others ....this is why. None of the levels are concerning other than camera 6, you want to shoot for 20 or above. procedure should be to set up your home and arm it and then turn on one remote cam at a time check for level and then place it and arm it. Move to the second remote , turn it on. check level , arm etc etc.I set up all my cameras at home yesterday to test that everything was working properly before deploying them at our hunting land. I've been running these cameras for a few years now, and am trying to avoid connection and/or battery issues as our property is a few hours away. All cameras were updated with the newest firmware and setup within 30 yards of each other. The CL level on the cameras themselves showed 99 signal strength, but the report is showing much lower numbers. Why would this be? View attachment 44921
I would also suggest you dont use 01 in your channel . I would pick a number from 2-15 for your first number and 16 or higher for your second number, keep the two numbers 8 more more digits apart. With the default cuddelink channel using 01 and other rf users choosing 01 for a channel, interference is common.