Installation Instructions

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Your doorbell comes with a 10,000mAh battery pack built-in, and it also works with

existing

12V~24V AC

hardwire power source. It enables you to make use of your legacy doorbell wiring for retro-fit installation.

10. Installation

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Advanced Features

Device Version

Device Name

Device Share

Receive Notifications

Device Information

Basic Function

Alarm Setting

SD Card

Cloud Storage Service

Settings

Chime settings

You can enter into the chime setting page following below setting steps, so as to mute the Chime

Reminder, select ringtones, adjust chime volume or unbind the connection with doorbell.

Status light

Display box of people detection

Wireles Chime

Automatic

Basic Function

Night Vision

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NOTE:

1. Your doorbell communicates with the chime via Radio Frequency, but not WiFi.

2. You can assign different chimes as needed.

3. Press and hold

RESET

button on the chime for 5 seconds till the indicator flashes blue 3 times, and

you can also release the connection between the chime and its connected doorbell.

NOTE:

For retro-fit installation, you need to bypass your indoor mechanical chime so as to provide sufficient

power for the new video doorbell.

Step.4

Wireless Chime

Middle

Chime Pairing

One-button untie

Chime Reminder

View operation video?

Ring Volume

Summary of content (7 pages)

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4 Chime settings You can enter into the chime setting page following below setting steps, so as to mute the Chime Reminder, select ringtones, adjust chime volume or unbind the connection with doorbell.
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10.1 Retro-fit installation (Optional) To replace your existing doorbell and mechanical chime, please follow below installation steps: 1 Shut off the master circuit breaker in your house. 2 Bypass your indoor chime with provided jumper. In most cases, the existing doorbell circuit looks similar to the image below. Remove the cover of the indoor chime and loosen the “FRONT” and “TRANS” terminal screws. Use the provided jumper to connect the two terminals, and replace the chime cover.
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4 Replace your existing doorbell. Wall mount screw kit Remove the existing doorbell from the wall and disconnect the wires. Lead the wire through the holes on the bracket before mounting. Mark the screw holes location and mount the brackets on your wall with screws. Security Screw Screwdriver Attach the wires to the terminals. Wire extension kits are optional. 5 Feed the wires back to the wall and Mount the doorbell to the brackets. Restore power at the breaker, and your doorbell is ready for use.
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10.2 Wireless installation Wall mount screw kit Release the bracket from the doorbell with the provided tool. Mark the screw holes and mount the bracket on your wall with screws. Adhesive tape is provided to mount the bracket on flat surfaces.(Optional) Security Screw Screwdriver Attach the doorbell to the fixed mounting bracket. Tighten the security screw at the bottom of the bracket. All set! -11- Press the doorbell button to run a test.
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11. Trouble Shooting Q1: Is the video doorbell powered by battery? A1: Yes, there is a 10,000mAh big Li-ion battery pack built-in. Thanks to the low power consumption technology, a full charge lasts for more than 3 months in our lab test environment.(20 events per day, 15 seconds video recording per event) Q2: How to connect the hardwire to the doorbell? Does the cable order matter? A2: Your doorbell works with both DC 12V and AC 12V - 24V hardwire power source.
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Q7: How many wireless chimes can be paired with one video doorbell? A7: You can add as many wireless chimes as your wish on one video doorbell. Q8: Does it support customized Motion Detection Zones. A8: Yes it does. You can customize the detection zone in the doorbell settings. And there are 5 level of sensitivity in the settings.
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This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not cause harmful interference (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.