Fret not if getting the irritating "Zmodo Camera offline" warning. Many face this problem for several reasons, such as power outages or Wi-Fi failures. To bring in a new-found peace of mind, let us dive into the possibilities of your Zmodo camera going offline and how to fix them.

Check your internet connection first. A bad or intermittent Wi-Fi signal is maybe the most instances. Make sure the camera is within range of your router and that other devices are connecting to your Wi-Fi network fine. It may also have been a firmware update on the router or even a brief outage that caused the camera to drop-out recently.

Next, ensure that the camera has power. If the power source is disconnected, then the camera can simply go offline. Make sure the outlet is working, and the power cable firmly attached.

Still having a problem? Then, your Zmodo camera may need to be reset. The resetting procedure consists of pressing and holding the button for 10-15 seconds, or until the status light blinks. This button, called a reset zmodo camera button, is usually found on the rear or beneath the camera. This will allow you to reconnect the camera on Wi-Fi and restore its original settings.

Having the Zmodo camera not recording error on a Zmodo device is common. This may occur when cloud storage is full or expired or when the camera is offline. Check in the Zmodo app if your storage plan is still active. Also, check that motion detection is on. 
The above can temporarily bring the camera back online and resume recording. 
You can get more details from our website.