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    ADC-VDB770 - Interact with visitors and devices using the call screen

    Users can talk to individuals at their door using the Fluent app or a compatible panel. Additionally, users can control their security system, locks, access control doors, garage doors, and lights all from the live video call screen.

    Requirements

    • To view using the Fluent app, the app must be version 4.14+ on an Apple or Android mobile device (e.g., smartphone or tablet). To use the microphone with the doorbell camera, the mobile device must have the microphone permission enabled.
    • To view using a panel, it must be one of the following compatible panels with the required settings. For more information about required settings, see the panel-specific guide:
      • Qolsys IQ Panel 2 
      • Qolsys IQ Panel 4

    To start a video call:

    1. Log into the Fluent app.
    2. Tap Doorbell Camera.
    3. Tap .
    4. Use the controls to talk, listen, send commands to devices, and end the call.

    To control devices while on a video call:

    1. While on a video doorbell call, tap Actions.
      Actions button
    2. On the desired device category, tap. The following devices can be controlled from the video call screen:
      Action button pressed
      • Security system: Arm away, arm stay, and disarm
      • Locked Locks: Lock and unlock
      • Garage closed Garage doors: Open and close
      • Light on Lights: Turn on and off
      • Access control lockedAccess control doors: Lock, unlock, and buzz open

        Note: Users can only interact with access control doors using the Fluent app.

    3. Tap to select the desired device.
      Actions selection
    4. Tap the desired action.
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