Reolink E1 User Manual

Reolink Wireless Camera
User Manual
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Delete Recordings
Reolink cameras don’t support deleting selected recordings. The camera will
automatically delete and overwrite the older recordings when the SD card is full.
Or you can manually format the SD card to delete all recordings.
Time Lapse
Time-lapse photography, also known as time-lapse video, is a shooting technique
that compresses time. It shoots a group of photos or videos, by connecting photo
series or extracting video frames, the process of several minutes, hours, or even
several years is compressed into a short period of time and played as a video. In a
time-lapse video, the process of slowly changing objects or scenes is compressed
into a short period of time, presenting a wonderful scene that is usually
undetectable by the naked eyes.
The process of shooting time-lapse photography with a camera is similar to
making a stop motion animation (Stop Motion), connecting a single still picture in
series to get a dynamic video. It is a means of recording at regular intervals, and
reproducing the slow changing process of the scene with obviously changing
images. For cameras that support time lapse, please set it up with the steps below.
Set up Time Lapse
1. Tap on . Then tap on Time Lapse.

Reolink E1 Specifications

General

Pan & Tilt	355° Pan, 50° Tilt
Audio	Two-way audio
Storage	microSD card slot (up to 128GB)
Image Sensor	1/2.7" CMOS Sensor
Wireless Standard	IEEE 802.11b/g/n
Wireless Security	WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK
Ethernet	No
Operating Temperature	-10°C to 55°C (14°F to 131°F)
Weight	200g
Motion Detection	Yes
Resolution	2304x1296 (3MP)
Night Vision	40 ft (12m)
Connectivity	Wi-Fi
Power	DC 5V/1A
IR Distance	40 ft (12m)
Day/Night Mode	Auto-switching
Viewing Angle	Horizontal: 87.5°, Vertical: 47°, Diagonal: 100°