Reasons Why Wyze Cam Pan Won't Auto-Track Movement
- Motion Tracking Disabled: One common reason could be that the motion tracking feature is disabled in the settings.
- Firmware Issues: Outdated or buggy firmware might lead to malfunctioning of the auto-tracking feature.
- Camera Positioning: If your camera is positioned in a way that it can't detect motion properly, it might not track movement effectively.
- Environmental Factors: Factors such as low light conditions or obstructions in the camera's field of view can hinder its ability to detect and track motion.
- Overloading Network: If your network is overloaded, there may be a delay in response, causing tracking failures.
How to Fix Wyze Cam Pan Auto-Tracking
- Enable Motion Tracking: Go to the Wyze app, select your camera, and ensure that motion tracking is turned on under the settings.
- Update Firmware: Check if there’s a firmware update available for your Wyze Cam Pan. Install the latest update to fix any potential bugs.
- Reposition Camera: Adjust the camera placement to provide a clear, unobstructed view for better motion detection and tracking.
- Improve Lighting Conditions: Ensure the area is well-lit and clear of clutter to help the camera detect motion more accurately.
- Optimize Network: Reduce network load by ensuring fewer devices are using bandwidth when the camera is active. Also, check your internet speed to ensure it's sufficient for streaming video feeds.
