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It means you are free to leave the Quiet Time setting at a lower value maximizing the capture of motion events. This means you are not playing games all day micromanaging your quiet time to reduce upload frequencies.
Example: Should a storm blow in and prolonged winds cause your camera to "run away" with motion events, the system will continue raising your quiet time sustaining your average per hour. The system is not literally limiting to a certain number of photos per hour initially. Instead it becomes a governor that slows down motion uploads during prolonged high rates.
Reduce the need to micromanage your camera quiet time while maximizing capture during periodic motion periods by keeping quiet time low.
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If your camera has been stolen, check the box below to permanently log the camera and account details into our database. Should you find the camera or locate it you can uncheck the box or call us if you have deleted the camera from your account. If there is any activity on this camera at any point in the future, our staff will be notified and we will then contact you via email to let you know. We can then decide on a plan of action
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Because a camera will automatically link to your account when it is linked to an active data plan also on your account, you could cancel the data plan first to stop this from happening.
If this camera is tied to an active data plan, and you are moving your SIM with active plan to a new camera, move the SIM card first, get your new camera operating, then delete this camera.
If you are selling/giving this camera to someone, you should likely provide it with its original SIM card, unless that SIM is tied to an active data plan on your account. However, if you have purchased a new Ridgetec camera, you could keep your original SIM and active plans intact by placing your active SIM with plan into your new camera, and provide the new SIM from the retail package with your old camera. In this case, once you have your new camera operating on the portal with your old SIM, then you can delete the camera and someone else will be able to activate their own data plan using the brand new SIM and the camera will add to their account.
If you decide to cancel your data plan prior to deleting a camera, you have several options:
Your pool is already set to suspend, there is nothing further for you to do.