ADC-VDB770 enrollment best practices
ADC-VDB770 Doorbell Camera — Install, Enrollment & Setup The ADC-VDB770 requires the included power module for every installation. Follow the steps below to wire, enroll, and configure the doorbell camera with True Protection. Before You Begin * Verify chime & button work: Ring the existing doorbell to confirm t…
The ADC-VDB770 detects too much or too little motion
Users can configure the ADC-VDB770's motion detection settings to only capture what is important. Follow these guidelines to optimize motion detection. Verify that the correct mounting bracket is selected When using mounting brackets that tilt the device vertically, selecting the currently used bracket in the Vide…
Wire the ADC-VDB770 without a chime
The ADC-VDB770 can be powered without a chime using either a DC adapter with a power rating of 15-30V DC, 8W minimum — or an AC transformer with a power rating of 16-30V AC, 10-30VA. Important : This chimeless configuration requires a resistor rated at 10 Watts 10 Ohms with 5% tolerance. To wire the ADC-VDB770 with…
Adjust the call volume for the ADC-VDB770
Doorbell Camera: How to Adjust Call Volume You can change how loud an active doorbell call sounds from your Alarm.com doorbell camera. Use either the Customer Website or the Customer app to set the preferred volume level. Adjust Call Volume on the Customer Website * Log into the Customer Website . * Click Vide…
Interact with visitors and devices using the ADC-VDB770 call screen
Users can talk to individuals at their door using the Customer app or a Qolsys IQ Panel 2. Additionally, users can control their security system, locks, access control doors, garage doors, and lights all from the live video call screen. Requirements * The Customer app version 4.14+ on an Apple or Android mobile de…
Wire the ADC-VDB770 to two chimes
Wiring the ADC-VDB770 with Two Chimes The ADC-VDB770 supports up to two digital or mechanical chimes when wired correctly. To achieve this, two power modules must be used, and the chimes must be wired in parallel , not in series. Step-by-Step Wiring Instructions * On the first power module , connect the white…
ADC-VDB770 installation overview
ADC-VDB770 Video Doorbell: Installation Overview & LED Guide The ADC-VDB770 is Alarm.com’s advanced video doorbell with two-way audio, video analytics, and wide-angle coverage. This overview provides the essential installation flow, post-installation checks, and a quick-reference LED status guide. For complete in…
Unable to hear audio during an ADC-VDB770 doorbell call
There are several possible reasons why audio issues may be experienced during a call between the Customer app and the ADC-VDB770. Note : Depending on the device the user has, the instructions to verify settings may vary. For device-specific instructions about how to verify these settings, refer to Apple Support or…
Factory reset an ADC-VDB770 to its default settings
How to Factory Reset the ADC-VDB770 Video Doorbell Camera Resetting your ADC-VDB770 doorbell camera to its factory default settings will erase all programming and settings. After a reset, the device must be removed from your Alarm.com account and re-enrolled before it can be used again. Important Notes Before…
Wire two ADC-VDB770s to a mechanical chime
Wiring Two ADC-VDB770s to a Single Mechanical Chime The ADC-VDB770 can be wired so that two video doorbells connect to a single mechanical chime . This configuration requires each doorbell to have its own power module and proper wiring. Important: This setup is only supported with mechanical chimes . Digital chi…
