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Essential Video Doorbell Wired 2. Tap the gear icon next to the doorbell. 3. Tap Video Settings. 4. Tap Night Vision. 5. If you're using an Android device, tap the slider. Turn Auto HDR on and off High dyanmic range (HDR) solves the problem with over- or under-exposed images of scenes with both bright and dark areas in the same picture. Your wired Arlo Essential Video Doorbell automatically determines when to use HDR. HDR is optimized for outdoor environments. Your camera comes set to use HDR automatically, but you can turn it on and off. This change takes effect on the next video stream or motion recording. 1. Open the Arlo app. 2. Tap the gear icon next to the doorbell. 3. Tap Video Settings. 4. Tap Auto HDR. If you're using an Android device, tap the slider. Change the audio settings You can adjust the settings to turn the microphone on and off and adjust the speaker. These settings take effect whether or not the microphone and speaker are enabled for live-streaming and motion recording. Note: Controls for the speaker and microphone settings of your mobile phone during a doorbell video call are set up within Call Settings. See Change the call settings on page 32. To change the audio settings: 1. Open the Arlo app. 2. Tap the gear icon next to the doorbell. 3. If you're using a mobile device, tap Audio Settings. 4. Adjust the settings: • Microphone toggle turns the microphone off and on. • Speaker toggle and volume. To turn the speaker on and off, tap Speaker. To change the speaker volume, move the Speaker Volume slider. Change Your Settings 49 User Manual

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Change Your Settings
Essential Video Doorbell Wired
User Manual
2.
Tap the gear icon next to the doorbell.
3.
Tap
Video Settings
.
4.
Tap
Night Vision
.
5.
If you’re using an Android device, tap the slider.
Turn Auto HDR on and off
High dyanmic range (HDR) solves the problem with over- or under-exposed images of scenes
with both bright and dark areas in the same picture. Your wired Arlo Essential Video Doorbell
automatically determines when to use HDR. HDR is optimized for outdoor environments. Your
camera comes set to use HDR automatically, but you can turn it on and off. This change takes
effect on the next video stream or motion recording.
1.
Open the Arlo app.
2.
Tap the gear icon next to the doorbell.
3.
Tap
Video Settings
.
4.
Tap
Auto HDR
.
If you’re using an Android device, tap the slider.
Change the audio settings
You can adjust the settings to turn the microphone on and off and adjust the speaker.
These
settings take effect whether or not the microphone and speaker are enabled for live-streaming
and motion recording.
Note:
Controls for the speaker and microphone settings of your mobile phone during a
doorbell video call are set up within Call Settings. See
Change the call settings
on page 32.
To change the audio settings:
1.
Open the Arlo app.
2.
Tap the gear icon next to the doorbell.
3.
If you’re using a mobile device, tap
Audio Settings
.
4.
Adjust the settings:
•
Microphone
toggle turns the microphone off and on.
•
Speaker
toggle and volume. To turn the speaker on and off, tap
Speaker
. To change
the speaker volume, move the
Speaker Volume
slider.