Can I record "IT'S THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, GO BACK TO BED" for my mother, with Alzheimer's that keeps getting out of bed in the middle of the night? How long of a message can I record? Will the sensor loop as long as you are in front of the eye? Will...
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I use mine as a security warning at my gate and it is plenty loud for anyone walking by. Record time is 2 minutes I believe (could be wrong). My message is only 20 seconds long or so. It will continue to loop as long as motion is detected. You can add a long silence in you audio file if you want it to pause for a while. When triggered again it replays. Multiple units will work, they will detect motion in the area they are pointed at. You will need a micro SD card to put your audio file on then upload it to the device. Mine has worked very well, the only clumsy part is getting the sound file loaded with your micro SD card. It is rather startling to hear a sudden voice out of nowhere. You might consider using gentle words for your mother :o)
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32GB will record between 36 to 40 hours. I don't believe you can turn off the camera on or off on your phone app. There is also the limitation that you cannot review recorded video on the app. I could not make that option work for me. Other that that, these cameras are pretty good. When you set it up make sure you do not set the sensitivity on high on the alerts, since any motion will set it up. I have it set to low.
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Patient DOES NOT wear the sensor. The sensor is either hung up or placed directly on a solid surface. It will go off when the barrier line has been broken and is quite sensitive, even in low light environments. The receiver is very loud, and might need to be covered to lower the volume, as there is no volume control. The great part is that it is loud enough to wake even the most sound sleeper. Prior to using this unit, you will want to test the placement and direction of angle, to have an accurate location and angle to accomplish your goal. My father has alzheimer's and this worked great with his night time wandering, until he was more recently placed in a memory care facility. Patient DOES NOT wear the sensor. The sensor is either hung up or placed directly on a solid surface. It will go off when the barrier line has been broken and is quite sensitive, even in low light environments. The receiver is very loud, and might need to be covered to lower the volume, as there is no volume control. The great part is that it is loud enough to wake even the most sound sleeper. Prior to using this unit, you will want to test the placement and direction of angle, to have an accurate location and angle to accomplish your goal. My father has alzheimer's and this worked... » Read More Patient DOES NOT wear the sensor. The sensor is either hung up or placed directly on a solid surface. It will go off when the barrier line has been broken and is quite sensitive, even in low light environments. The receiver is very loud, and might need to be covered to lower the volume, as there is no volume control. The great part is that it is loud enough to wake even the most sound sleeper. Prior to using this unit, you will want to test the placement and direction of angle, to have an accurate location and angle to accomplish your goal. My father has alzheimer's and this worked great with his night time wandering, until he was more recently placed in a memory care facility. « Show Less
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Hmm that is strange, as I have mine set up and it runs without a hitch! I do have it set to record upon motion detected, and it has caught most everything, even squirrels and cats walking by. I have not used the timed hours feature, I should try it to see if it works correctly. You might double check the clock it is going by, to ensure it has the correct time. I am sorry to hear that there is no support, I guess I will just cross my fingers and hope that mine continues to work as it has so far - perfectly. I have experienced the fact that when it is recording, the viewpoint defaults to the camera with which it is recording with, and you cannot see the other camera(s) while it is recording. I just have the 2 cameras, and when I have it in quad mode, it does warn me that scheduled recording cannot begin as long as it is in quad mode; I just get seasick watching it constantly switch back and forth between the cameras, and I want to see both of them at once, all the time, hence the quad mode viewing. I have been very happy with this product. I hope you are able to get your issues resolved.
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it will record 2 hours after the motion sensor is activated, however - though the battery life would seem to be longer - you cannot get it to do anything beyond the two hours without reactivating it; I do not recommend it for the motion sense function, but otherwise it is good.
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Good morning. I regretted having bought this alarm. It was a waste of money and would have returned it if only I could at that time. I hope this answers a question in your mind about the reliability of this sensor.
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There's a sensitivity level you can play around with. At a sensitive setting, my camera picked up dust flying by it in the middle of the night. I think the AC kicked in and blew some dust and the infrared was able to detect it. As long as it detects motion within the range you pick, it will start recording (you have 2 different ranges you can set).
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You should probably hound customer support, but also understand that this is an unusual question so it might take them some time to get an answer for you. I would assume that it uses a combination of the motion sensor and possibly skin temperature to figure out if you are sleeping, because when I lay perfectly still it doesn't log me as sleeping but lying down. I'm guessing that no (or very little) movement + lower skin temperature (our temperature drops when we fall asleep) is what the device uses to gauge sleep vs lying down. But like I said totally a guess bud.
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Unfortunately, no. It is on all day and night and the memory will reset (number of steps becomes zero) at midnight everyday. You can track the memory as far as the past 7 days.
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Yes, there is timed recording, plus motion sensor recording.On my system, a 15 second recording is one MB 1024 MB in one GBWithout doing the. Math, I would think your needs would be coveredDespite the other answers here, there is scheduled recording. You may set on and off times, and continuous recording available
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I have mine set as continuous loop, but when night driving the camera doesn't notice anything on dark highways, then stops recording only to start again when lights brighten the lens. I guess it thinks the vehicle isn't moving. I don't know. Just my observation, in which I don't care for. I would rather have the thing recording on the loop until I turn it off. So far I have not found that button.
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Livescribe+ app needs to be active to start a recording if the iOS device goes to sleep recording will continue. With Livescribe+ app update 1.0.3 previous recording issues have been resolved (loss of recording on incoming phone call, lost recording when pass-code is enabled). More infor here: https://support.livescribe.com/entries/22908185-83252-LIVESCRIBE-Recording-pausing-stopping-and-playing-audio Also if you decide to buy try this referral link to receive 15% off on your order from the Livescribe store http://refer.livescribe.com/a/clk/1h02C9
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hello wendy, you can setup the alarm recording schedule . For example , if you are at home from 18:00 pm to 7:00 am and don't need alarm recordings, then you configure the camera detection working schedule range 7:00 am to 18:00pm. it means that the camera doesn't record at night. You can configure the 24 hours and also 7 days motion detection range .
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No, you can't. You can set alarm time on and off, and option to record. You must leave it on the station and then it will record as you set it to. It is a single event (with options) recording. Thanl you for asking!
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It can record at night. While recording the display shuts off. Connect to computer later to download results
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If you don't need to record a 'personal' message, just press the Answer On/Off button on your base set. When the red light is on, the phone will answer with a standard message (you can use your cell phone to call it, so you can hear what it says). I actually never tried to record a personal message, so really can't help you with that. Good luck!
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32GB will record between 36 to 40 hours.I don't believe you can turn off the camera on or off on your phone app. There is also the limitation that you cannot review recorded video on the app. I could not make that option work for me. Other that that, these cameras are pretty good. When you set it up make sure you do not set the sensitivity on high on the alerts, since any motion will set it up. I have it set to low.