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You are very welcome!

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Thank you!!!

LOL, I try to cut the BS and get to the point, but I still can't help it ;-)

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Yes you can do that under the same account but it has to be under different zones. For example you can have 8 Cameras and a sync module for your office and another same setup for your home.

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 Thank you for that..

Try this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m8ljnZNq0d29k40.html

wifi extenders just push out the weak signal. You should get wireless access points.

Hi, I just made a video on that for you. Here is the link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i7dyfN1jrbS6mWg.html

When you open the app simply click on the plus sign on the upper right corner to add additional cameras. You don't have to have a subscription plan with Blink to add additional cameras. You can have all your cameras record footage to the USB Flash drive which is connected to the Sync Module.

Yes you can buy them separately, and you don't have to buy the all at once.

The bigger the flash drive the more storage you will have. So I would put at least a 64GB if not a 128GB flash drive.

Can we use it without usb? Like outdoor blink Camera (clip stay in app)

It will only record on the blik cloud, but the length of the recording and storage time depends on your subscription plan

Yes it works with Blink Mini, but you can't make it continuously record. For that you need to buy security cameras that have a base station with a Hard Drive inside of it. Like this one www.ebay.com/itm/144461027999

Hi, I don't blame you as some devices are very complicated to setup even for younger adults. So with this camera if they don't work most likely they lost network connection which may be fixed by unplugging the power cord for a few seconds and plugging them back in. If that doesn't work try restarting your router.

You need to make sure that you are logged in on the Same Blink Account and same WiFi network. Try using the 2.4GHz network instead of the 5GHz.

Hi, no the sync module is for local recording not for live viewing. You should make sure the 2nd Camera is connected to WiFi. Also click the camera icon for that camera on the App to take a still photo just to see if it is even responsive.

@Technology Tips Hi thanks for this. It is recording motions only and I can't live view at all, and there is no Camera option to press. Instead, it says "Event response" on the screen. It's connected to my Wi-Fi and WiFi is at full capacity. I set mine up without blink sync module 2 and my friend set hers up with the sync module 2, both of her cameras live stream fine. She seems to think I need to connect both my cameras to a sync module 2 to live stream on both cameras, but you advise I should be able to live stream both cameras without a sync module 2. Hmmmmm I'll disconnect and reconnect tomorrow. Thanks again for replying 🙂

@@cammyt9030 I just realized that I do have the Blink Annual plan so maybe that is why it is allowing me to watch both cameras Live even if my Sync module is disconnected.

@Technology Tips Hi, oh I see! I will purchase a sync module, and that should sort everything. Thanks so much for your advice 😊

@@cammyt9030 No problem

Reduce the wireless security settings to WPA2

This happened to another subscriber of my channel, and what they did is Power OFF the Smartphone, turn it back ON and try it again before opening any other apps on the smartphone.

I did that and the screen is still not giving me the options I need to continue. I don't get it, literally.

Solved. The keyboard was not dropping out when I added the system name. A call to Samsung took care of that issue. My Continue was sitting behind the keyboard. A wasted 6 hours.

@@paulallentaylor6034 Thanks for sharing the solution, so that others don't get stuck with the same issue.

Local Storage saves clips onto a Sync Module 2 with a USB drive* inserted. Find your Local Storage clips in the Blink app when you tap the media button at the bottom of the screen. The list of cameras that are available to Local Storage appears in the System Settings screen when Local Storage is active. Reach System Settings when you tap the settings icon and select the system, or tap the "Sync Module" banner on the Blink app home screen of the system you want to know about. If you do not find your camera on the list of Local Storage devices, there are usually two reasons. The camera is not eligible. The camera is already attached to a Blink Subscription Plan or trial. Eligible Local Storage cameras are Blink Video Doorbell, Outdoor, Indoor (gen 2), and Mini. Other cameras do not save clips to Local Storage. The XT2, XT, and Indoor (gen 1) cameras save clips to their own cloud storage instead. Local Storage stops saving clips to USB when a Blink Subscription Plan‍ becomes active, and all clips begin storing in the cloud. When you set up a new camera, you receive a 30 day trial of the Blink Plus Subscription, which automatically includes all eligible cameras on your account. When you have an active Blink Subscription Plan‍ and a Sync Module 2 with a recognized USB drive*, the clips in your cloud storage are backed up onto the USB drive once daily. You must safely eject‍ the USB drive to access clip backups.

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 Thank you

@@rosewilliams3215 You are welcome!

Va salut, am o intrebare ,trebuie neaparat abonament la blink sau se poate si fara . Multumesc

In this case your App is outdated, you need to first get the latest Blink App

Try to use the 2.4 GHz network not the 5 GHz network.

Did that. Reset router. Same issue. Frustrating.

​@@donleon7676 Maybe the Router security protocol is beyond the functioning range of the camera. Try using WPA or WPA2, not anything more secure than that.

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 Using wpa2. Think I may need router update. May try router/modem combo. Called "gateway", I think. Thank you.

Did you resolve this issue? I am having the same problem!

Take it closer to the Router, and try using the 2.4GHz Network instead of the 5GHz.

Did u get it fixed

Good point, I figure that out later.

Will a butter knife work?

Yes you can, but that will bring a massive load on your WiFi network and your Internet bandwidth. So for 10 or more cameras I recommend getting the wired security system with local storage on the base station hard drive.

The audio seems to be working OK for me; check the volume control of the video itself, in addition to your computer system.

I agree mine is lagging too despite having the fastest possible WiFi and internet speeds.

@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 What angered me most was when I went to return the unit someone from Blink contacted me asking for approval to look through my cameras recordings. As if somehow what I'm filming is what's causing the delay. This is the same stupidity as "clear your internet cookies to fix Microsoft Word". I think it's inexcusable to hear only an emailed consent is what's preventing strangers (technicians) from accessing all of the cameras logs.

@@b0mazor I agree 100%, they just want to make excuses and create roadblocks to delay or prevent a return or warranty exchange service. They know very well that the contents of the recording have nothing to do with the lag, but they say that any way to discourage people from claiming warranty service.

I am personally not too impressed with these cameras either. Mine looses network connectivity every week, and they are very close to the router. Not to mention it fails to record majority of the motion footage.

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 I had to actually called them turns out it was a lot of weird software problems

@@1pyroace1@1pyroace1 So, is everything working well after the software update?

@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 yes sir thank you

@@1pyroace1 No problem, I am glad to hear that.

They are greedy no doubt