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Why Is Your Arlo Doorbell Flashing Red And White? | Troubleshooting Tips

Arlo Doorbells are an essential part of home security system providing alerts about all activities on the door side. But, Arlo also flashes LED lights when there is an issue such as a Red And White LED on Arlo's doorbell. Possible Causes: Wi-Fi Connection issue Low Battery Check LED Lights during & after Set up Doorbell’s Firmware issue Key Solution Points: Recharge Battery Check your Wi-Fi Network Reset Arlo Doorbell Update Firmware Arlo Essential Wired Video Doorbell

How To Fix Arlo Doorbell Flashing Red And White | Causes & Solutions

Low Battery First, when I faced this issue, I did check my Arlo battery. Sometimes, Arlo doorbell is not getting enough power from the source or the battery is relatively low and it shows a blinking red LED. The flashing light is a warning signal that alerts you to the need to recharge or replace the battery. Recharge or Replace the Battery: You must recharge or replace the battery. Recharge the battery, remove it from the doorbell, and connect it to a power source using a USB cable. Otherwise, you need to replace your battery. Related: How long does a Ring Doorbell battery last? Wi-Fi Network Issue When you have a poor Wi-Fi connection, it may face network error issues, and your Arlo Essential video doorbell may not record and upload a recording to cloud storage in a result it shows red and white light to indicate potential issues. Check Your Wi-Fi Signal First, check your Wi-Fi signal strength. Move the doorbell closer to your router or use a Wi-Fi extender to improve the signal. You can also try resetting your router and doorbell to see if that resolves the issue. Reset Arlo Doorbell A reset for Arlo Doorbell is required when you are unable to resolve your issue from the above methods.

What do LED behaviors on my Arlo Essential Video Doorbell Wired mean?

Note: LED behaviors on your Arlo doorbell depend on whether you have set it up or not. We will cover both in the guide below. LED behaviors during Setup i) Flashing White The Flashing white light shows when your Doorbell is trying to discover WiFi network, SmartHub, or base station. The doorbell initiates this when you press the doorbell. ii) Solid Amber Solid amber light shows when the doorbell is not receiving enough power from the transformer. Precautions: Your doorbell must be connected to a voltage source having a voltage level of 16-24V AC and 10A. Check how to measure voltage of Arlo doorbell. If you have checked voltage level and it is giving the appropriate voltage, you must activate bypass mode on your Power Kit. iii) Flashing Amber This flashing amber LED appears when there is a Wi-Fi network issue with your doorbell and mobile device. Solution: Make sure that both your mobile device and Arlo doorbell are on the same network. Usually, 2.4GHz work well. iv) Alternating amber and white The temperature is too low and it requires a bit of time to get warmer and let the battery recharge. LED Behaviors after Setup When you have set up your Arlo doorbell, you can check your issue relative to the following LEDs. i) Slow breathing white The doorbell detected motion. ii) Solid white The doorbell is connected to a call. iii) Fading white The call from the doorbell ended. Enjoy Reading Too: Why Is My Blink Doorbell Not Ringing How To Sneak Past Ring Doorbell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQsVNHebvhQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use my Arlo doorbell without connecting it to the app? No, you cannot use your Arlo doorbell without connecting it to the Arlo app. The app is required to set up and control your doorbell, including receiving notifications when someone rings the doorbell or motion is detected. How do I pair my Arlo doorbell with my Wi-Fi network and the Arlo app First, make sure that your doorbell is in pairing mode (flashing red and white). Then, open the Arlo app on your mobile device, select "Add Device," and follow the on-screen instructions to connect your doorbell to your Wi-Fi network. About Author Read the full article

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How To Do Arlo Doorbell Installation

Arlo doorbell is designed to protect your property. The process of the Arlo doorbell installation and setup is easy with the Arlo app. If you need a step-by-step guide to install your doorbell, then follow the instructions provided on this page.

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Resolving Arlo Video Doorbell Issues

Arlo video doorbells can help you secure your home from intruders by letting you know about their presence and whereabouts. It can also let you speak to your guests and any visitors like delivery men, and others. But, if there are issues with the doorbell, you may miss out on all of it. This blog will walk you through some easy steps to resolve the Arlo Video Doorbell issues in no time.

Unable to connect to WiFi

Signs

● The soft white light that shines from your doorbell's top glows a soft white

● The doorbell camera emits a sound when you press the button

● No alerts or warning messages on the Arlo app

● No record of the videos or images being recorded

These issues could indicate that your Arlo Video Doorbell setup has disconnected from your WiFi network. Reconnect to your WiFi network by trying to reset your router.

Weak Network Strength

●     Untimely notifications or no notifications at all

●     Ring and Motion events are not functioning properly

●     Unable to live stream videos and audio

●     Elongated connection times

Power Issues

●     Frequent WiFi signal disconnections

●     Abrupt Shutdown of the doorbell

●     Live streaming freezing up

●     Inner Doorbell Ringing issues

●     Night Vision not working

●     The Doorbell camera works fine on some occasions but quits later.

The Arlo Video Doorbell needs a power source with at least 16 volts AC supply. Check the voltage of your doorbell. Open the application to find the best option for you. Arlo Doorbell Camera must function properly if the power supply value is listed as "Good" or at least 3,900mV.

Steps to Fix the Arlo Video Doorbell Offline Problem

Once you have identified the reason behind the issue, you can follow the easy troubleshooting tips:

●     Check the power cord to make sure it is securely attached to the DC-IN port on the camera. If it isn't, you can reconnect the cable or change it if necessary.

●     A voltage regulator device can be used to resolve low voltage issues. You can also adjust the power source, or wait for the voltage to normalize.

●     Make sure the batteries are secure in their battery compartment. Check that you have correctly inserted the batteries. Match the terminals to their correct points, as indicated in the user manual.

●     Check to make sure the batteries are fully charged and in good condition. If they are not charged, you can recharge them or get new ones.

●     Verify that the Arlo base station is connected to a power supply. This can be confirmed by checking the status LED on the base station. It should be glowing green. It is possible that your power cable has been damaged. You will need to replace it with a new one.

If you are still facing issues with the Arlo Video Doorbell, you can reset the same. Here are some steps you can follow:

●     Press and hold the RESET button on your Arlo doorbell for about 15 seconds. You can use the release pin that came with the device.

●     Release the RESET button when the ring LED around the doorbell button begins to blink in white color.

●     Allow some time for the doorbell to reboot and connect it again to your Arlo account easily.

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The Arlo login page can be used to access the Arlo camera and doorbell setup page wherein you can always configure the settings easily. If you are looking for help with the camera login page, or the webpage is returning an error while you are trying to access it, you can follow simple troubleshooting steps.

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The best video doorbells of 2021

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Video doorbells offer a simple starting point for those interested in smart home security, and offer a little extra peace of mind for anyone anxious about unwanted visitors or stolen packages. For the last few weeks we’ve been testing an assortment of video doorbells from various companies, assessing features, subscription plans and capabilities. We found three that should fit your needs, no matter how much information you want on the world beyond your front door.

Best overall video Doorbell

Ring’s Video Doorbell 2 Pro uses radar to give you highly accurate motion alerts, has stellar looking video with a wide, tall field of view and crisp audio, and can even show you on a map the route someone took as they made their way to your door.

Best Ring alternative

The Arlo Wired Video Doorbell has a sleek design and is easy to set up, plus it gives you clear video, a multitude of settings to fine-tune the video quality, and an affordable price.

Best wireless video doorbell

The Ring Video Doorbell 4 is ideal for someone who wants a wireless battery-powered doorbell, and still wants the added peace of mind and the security of Ring’s quality video capture, alerts, and extensive feature set.

Best overall video doorbell: Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 ($249.99; amazon.com)

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The Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 has a tall, wide field of view that captures everything at your door — it’s a setup we wish every video doorbell offered. Plus, a robust set of sensors, including radar, gives you not just accurate alerts but the ability to reconstruct the path a visitor took to your door, handy for checking to see if anybody was casing the joint. It’s the most expensive video doorbell we tested, but we think the rich feature set is worth it.

As noted in our full review, installation of the Doorbell Pro 2 took us about 15 minutes. It’s a hardwired doorbell, and it works with your existing chime when you install the included Pro Power Kit. We think the Pro 2’s small footprint and design is more appealing than the larger Ring Video Doorbell 3 and Doorbell 4. The entire installation process is well documented in the Ring app, complete with troubleshooting steps and all of the required tools — save for an electric drill, which we highly recommend — are included in the box.

The Doorbell Pro 2’s super-wide, tall field of view (150 degrees by 150 degrees of coverage) gives you a head-to-toe perspective on your porch, perfect for spotting packages and identifying visitors. The Arlo Wired Video Doorbell and Logitech’s Circle View Doorbell offer similarly wide fields of view, and frankly we feel all video doorbells should offer a similar perspective. Both livestreamed video and captured clips were clear and free of any pixelation. Color night vision makes it easy to identify what you’re looking at in clips captured in darkness. Pro 2 leverages its smarts to record a short clip of video just before any movement is detected. The pre-roll video gives you information about what was going on just before the camera was triggered, and is only found in Ring’s higher-end doorbells like the Pro 2 or Video Doorbell 4.

The Pro 2 can detect motion at “any distance,” according to Ring, but they suggest limiting its motion detection to only check for movement at up to 30 feet away, and consistently and reliably detected events within the specified range we set in the app, and didn’t send any false alerts. This is thanks to the radar technology inside, but also due to how far Ring’s motion detection algorithms have come. False motion alerts were few and far between on any Ring doorbell we tested, much improved since we began testing Ring products a couple of years ago.

Ring’s aptly named Bird’s Eye View uses satellite mapping data and the doorbell’s onboard radar to map the path a person or animal took as they approached the doorbell. You can then view that map — in real time or when viewing a recorded clip — to see if a person walked up straight to your door, across your yard or maybe to a window first before arriving at your door.

No Ring product can alert you when the camera detects a package and when the package is picked up. It’s a weird miss and is common on other doorbells. Google’s Nest Hello doorbell, for example, has had this feature for a few years now as long as you sign up for the Nest Aware monthly subscription service.

The Doorbell Pro 2, like the rest of Ring’s products, integrates with Amazon’s Alexa platform (which makes sense, as Amazon owns Ring) and Google Assistant. Meaning you can ask your Nest Hub or Echo Show 8 to show you a live feed from the Pro 2, or use your smart devices as electronic wireless chimes to alert you when someone rings the doorbell.

If you sign up for Ring’s Protect subscription service, you can turn on Alexa Greetings for the Pro 2, which allows Alexa to answer your door if you can’t get to it. The greetings are good, in theory, but in practice they’re confusing and awkward. The greeting will play, regardless if you’re home or not, whenever you don’t answer the doorbell ring in the mobile app. In our testing, in situations where we were home, visitors were greeted by Alexa, then told that we weren’t home and asked to leave a message before we got to the door. You can say, “Alexa, stop” to the Pro 2 in order to stop greetings after they’ve started, but we’d rather have greetings automatically turned on or off based on location.

Ring Protect, the company’s subscription service, starts at $3 per month or $30 per year. The basic paid plan covers a single camera, and video clips are saved for 60 days. You can download and share those, along with photos, and can enable people-only notifications as well as receive rich notifications that include a video clip in the alert. At $3 per month for a single video doorbell, Ring’s plan is affordable and in our opinion worth paying for.

For $10 a month or $100 a year, you can add as many cameras as you want along with 24/7 monitoring of Ring Alarm, the company’s home security system (and our overall pick in that category). This makes sense if you’re going to upgrade to a full system and want professional monitoring.

With sharp video that shows everything at your door, accurate motion detection that maps out people’s paths and an affordable base subscription, the Video Doorbell Pro 2 was an easy top pick for the best video doorbell in 2021.

While we think its products perform very well, and are often best in class, Ring has run into controversy given the company’s sharing practices and agreements with local police departments. At the beginning of June, Ring changed how police departments can obtain footage — requiring them to make any requests from Ring users public — adding accountability to the request process and mitigating some of the anxiety over their relationship with law enforcement.

Best Ring video doorbell alternative: Arlo Wired Video Doorbell ($119.99, originally $149.99; amazon.com)

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For those who find Ring’s relationship with law enforcement agencies across the US troubling, then Arlo’s Wired Video Doorbell is our top pick for best Ring alternative. For $149.99, Arlo’s solution pairs a sleek design with clear video and handy motion alerts.

Arlo not only delivers crisp and clear video, but it has an even wider-angle lens than the Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2. This allows you to see from the floor to the ceiling. The lens doesn’t have as pronounced a fish-eye view as other doorbells, which makes for better video. If you have a slower internet connection, you can reduce the quality down to 720p or 1080p from the default 1536p.

Installing the Wired Video Doorbell was a breeze. Remove your old doorbell, connect the included power kit to your existing chime and power up the doorbell. From there, fire up the Arlo app and follow the on-screen instructions. It also has a really sleek design, with a big, easy-to-press button that illuminates with a circle of LED lights as a person approaches the door. After a few seconds, the lights begin to fade and eventually turn off. Really nifty.

The Wired Doorbell has a maximum motion detection range of just over 16 feet, roughly half the distance of the Ring Pro 2. There’s a motion detection test built into the Arlo app that helps you figure out the ideal level to help eliminate errant alerts.

When a motion event is triggered, Arlo can identify multiple objects and label them. If a bird or a dog walks past the camera and it detects motion, the clip will be labeled “Animal” in the app — same goes for a person, vehicle or package.

Looking through the library of captured clips, there were a few occasions when Arlo labeled a clip of an animal as a person, but the great majority of clips were accurately identified and labeled.

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You’ll need to sign up for one of Arlo’s Smart subscription plans to take advantage of the object detection features, set activity zones and get access to view 30 days of video history. The Premier plan costs $2.99 per month for a single camera or $9.99 per month for up to five cameras. The Elite Arlo Smart plan ($4.99 per month for a single camera, or $14.99 per month for five cameras) offers all of the same features but stores up to 4K video if you have cameras that support that resolution (the Wired Video Doorbell doesn’t). You get a 90-day trial of Arlo Smart to test these features, if you’re a new customer.

Arlo works with Amazon’s Alexa and Google Assistant, as well as the automation website If This Then That (IFTTT) so you can ask to see your front door on your Nest smart display or log every time someone rings your doorbell in a Google Sheet.

The Arlo Wired Video Doorbell is attractive, easy to install and set up and has a wide field of view that ensures you see everything you possibly can. Its monthly subscription includes object identification and high-quality video storage that make it worth the asking price.

Best wireless video doorbell: Ring Video Doorbell 4 ($199.99; amazon.com)

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The $199.99 Ring Video Doorbell 4 is an ideal option for renters or homeowners who might not want to make permanent modifications to their residences since it can be powered via removable batteries or a hardwired connection. And regardless of how you power the Video Doorbell 4, it offers all of the mainstay Ring features.

The Doorbell 4 delivered clear and crisp video with audio to match when we viewed the stream in real time or when alerts came through on our phone. We’re also pretty pleased with the quality of the alerts, as we didn’t receive any erroneous motion alerts from something like a leaf blowing by. Instead, alerts were properly triggered when a person appeared or when a package was delivered. Video quality was nearly on par with the Pro 2 and other Ring doorbells as well. And like the Pro 2, the Doorbell 4 gives you pre-roll video of the moments before a motion alert is triggered, to better tell you the full story of whatever happened.

Installation is simple, whichever method you choose. You can use rechargeable and removable batteries to power it, or hardwire it to your existing doorbell power and chime. It’s hard to estimate how long a battery will last on each charge, due to numerous factors such as motion alerts, recording frequency and so on. If there’s a standard outlet near where you’re installing the doorbell, you can purchase Ring’s Plug-In Adapter for $24.99 to keep the battery charged at all times. Alternatively, you can buy a second battery for $29.99 that you can have charged and ready to go.

Those opting for the rechargeable route can pair it with a Ring Chime to easily hear when someone is at the door. Like many of the other doorbells we tested, you can also pair the Doorbell 4 with Amazon Alexa and get notified on Echo devices when someone is at the door.

You might be asking yourself, well, what about the Video Doorbell 3? It’s $20 less and looks nearly identical, but you’ll miss out on the pre-roll video, which provides context around what triggered a motion alert. For our money, we’d spend the extra $20 and get the Video Doorbell 4.

How we tested

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Instead of drilling countless holes in our front door jamb, and in order to test nearly a dozen different video doorbells at the same time under identical conditions, we built a testing rig. We installed all of the video doorbells just as you would on the outside of a home, only instead of using existing doorbell wiring, we took advantage of plug-in power adapters to provide the necessary power to each unit. If a video doorbell could be hardwired, that’s what we used in order to provide a consistent experience.

We hung the testing rig on the outside of our house with the middle of the rig at a height of 48 inches, the recommended height for video doorbell installations. The area the doorbells overlook is what we’d classify as a medium-traffic area with people, pets and random animals crossing their path at all times of day.

After installing and going through the setup process for each respective video doorbell, we went through the settings and tried to match as many of them across the board as possible. For example, if a video doorbell allowed us to set an activity zone for it to monitor, we created one as big as the camera’s field of view.

Over the course of a few weeks, we would monitor which doorbells were picking up the same motion activities, be it our dogs being let out early in the morning or having someone drop off a package. We paid attention to how reliable any motion alert labeling was and how soon a motion alert would arrive on our iPhone, iPad or Pixel 5.

We also tested how reliable two-way talk is by having a family member press the doorbell button, answering it on our mobile device and then holding a conversation.

We took into account the subscription model for each video doorbell, if applicable. Lastly, the warranty was considered when rating the results.

Others we tested

Kangaroo Doorbell Camera + Chime ($24.99, originally $39.98; heykangaroo.com)

If you want a video doorbell to serve as a deterrent and don’t care about fancy features, the Kangaroo Doorbell Camera deserves a look. It doesn’t record video or even let you livestream your doorbell when someone rings it. Instead, you’ll receive an animated GIF of whoever or whatever triggered a motion alert or rang your doorbell. Included in the box is a wireless chime you plug in inside your home.

For $2 or $4 per month you get 365-day cloud storage of any captured content, a 90-day activity timeline and Kangaroo will reimburse you up to $300 for a stolen package when you subscribe to the lower-priced plan, or $800 for any stolen packages on the higher-priced plan.

Arlo Essential Wireless Video Doorbell ($199.99; amazon.com)

As far as features are concerned, the Arlo Essential Wireless Video Doorbell nearly matched its wired counterpart. However, its range of motion detection is much shorter at 9 feet and the overall design is bulky. It’s by far the thickest video doorbell we tested and it sticks out quite a bit in our testing rig.

If you don’t have the option of installing a wired video doorbell (perhaps you’re renting and your landlord would prefer you didn’t make any permanent alterations) and don’t want a Ring product on the front of your house, then the Arlo Essential Wireless Video Doorbell is a good pick.

Logitech Circle View Doorbell ($199.99; logitech.com)

Logitech’s Circle View Doorbell is the only Apple HomeKit-compatible doorbell we tested. Every interaction, from setup to livestreaming to video recording, is done through the Home app on your iPhone or iPad. Tight integration with Apple’s HomeKit platform, including notifications on your Apple TV complete with a picture-in-picture live video feed, make it attractive to Apple fans. If you pay for extra iCloud storage — 200GB or higher tiers — the Circle View Doorbell will use Apple’s HomeKit Secure Video service to store video for easy access without counting against your iCloud storage plan.

During testing we experienced random disconnect alerts followed a few seconds later by an alert letting us know the doorbell had reconnected to our home’s Wi-Fi network, which is something we’ve experienced with a personal Circle View Doorbell we have installed at our front door. Otherwise, we like the Circle View’s wide field of view, and if you’re invested in Apple’s ecosystem, the Circle Doorbell is worth looking at.

Nest Hello ($149.99, originally $229.99; target.com)

Google’s Nest Hello video doorbell has been around for a while, but it still holds its own against the competition. It’s one of the more attractive doorbells we tested, and as you would expect it integrates nicely with Google Assistant and the rest of the Nest lineup.

For $6 per month you can add as many Nest cameras to your account as you want, access 30 days’ worth of video history and get access to more advanced features like activity zones and intelligent alerts for things like package deliveries, and you can turn your smart displays and speakers into security devices.

Ring Video Doorbell Wired ($59.99; amazon.com)

Ring’s Video Doorbell Wired is a capable and impressive offering, especially when you consider the price. Its compact design makes it easy to install even in the tightest of spaces.

As its name implies, it’s a wired installation, but it doesn’t support your existing chime. Instead, you’ll need to buy a Ring Chime that not only plays a sound when motion is detected or someone presses the doorbell button, but it also acts as a hub to keep your doorbell connected to your home’s network.

Ring Video Doorbell (2020) ($99.99; amazon.com)

Ring’s Video Doorbell has the company’s iconic design and can run on a battery or be hardwired. It’s equipped with adjustable motion zones and settings, and captures 1080p video. At $99 it’s affordably priced, and is easy to install and set up. The battery isn’t removable, however, meaning you’ll have to remove the entire doorbell from the mounting plate to recharge it.

Ring’s subscription service, Ring Protect, costs $3 per month for 60-day video history, people-only motion alerts and improved notifications. If you want a Ring Video Doorbell but are shopping on a budget, this one is worth a look.

Ring Video Doorbell 3 ($179.99; amazon.com)

The Ring Video Doorbell 3 is a slightly less capable version of the Ring Video Doorbell 4. For $20 less you’re giving up only one feature: pre-roll video previews. In other words, the Video Doorbell 3 lacks the ability to record and play back a short clip of what happened before the motion alert was triggered.

It does include, however, a removable battery pack, hardware connections, HD video with night vision, dual-band Wi-Fi support and interchangeable faceplates. It’s a big step up from the standard Ring Video Doorbell, thanks to its added features.

Eufy Video Doorbell 2K (Wired) ($199.99; amazon.com)

Eufy’s Video Doorbell Wired aims to trade out the monthly subscription cost for a model that offers internal storage (4GB, to be exact) and even recording at 2K resolution delivers room for about two weeks of videos. Like our two picks, and many others on this list, it offers a wide-angle view in a relatively small build. We had some issue getting it to properly identify items in the frame, but the video quality was both crisp and clear. This doorbell won’t work with your home’s current chime but includes a wireless chime in the box to make up for it.

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How To Setup Manually Arlo Wireless Camera

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Steps To Follow Complete Your Profile in Arlo Wireless Camera Setup

Firstly active SIM card Add to the Arlo camera.

Note A SIM card is typically pre-installed.

Connect to a Mobile Device or PC with Internet access.

Note For Mobile, the Arlo app is required and available via the Google Play and Apple App stores. Mobile Device Need to are:

iOS 8 or later

Android 4.1 or later

1. Fix the battery.

Note Installing the battery is recommended even if the Arlo camera is connected to a power source.

2. Start the Arlo Camera app on your mobile device or directly to the admin site via an Internet service provider.

3. follow one of the following:

If setting up a new Arlo account, tap or click New to Arlo.

If you already have an Arlo account, enter your credentials to log in then tap or click Add Device.

4. Tap or click Arlo Camera Go.

5. To verify SIM activation, tap or click Continue (at the bottom).

6. From the APN Info screen, tap or click Skip This Step (at the bottom).

7. Press and hold the Sync button (on the top edge) for 2 seconds then release.

8. From the How To Sync screen, tap, or click Continue.

9. Aim your Arlo camera lens 4 to 8 inches in front of the QR code displayed on-screen until a chime is heard.

10. If you heard the chime sound, tap or click Yes, I heard a chime.

Note Allow several seconds for the app or website to discover your camera and display the Claim Your Mobile screen.

11. From the Claim Your Mobile screen, Submit the area, desired Arlo camera name, and time zone then taps or click Next.

12. Submit your account Details settings then tap or click Next.

13. choose a Plan screen, choose the desired service plan.

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Following are the steps to troubleshoot Arlo video doorbell Status LED

First make sure Power is available at your home

Then see if the power breaker is On for your home and Arlo Video doorbell

Make sure wires connection are correct

Make sure Arlo Power kit is correctly connected to your Arlo chime

Make sure the voltage of the Arlo doorbell transformer is between 16 - 24v AC

Check for any wear and tear on electric wires

Check for any physical damage to your Arlo video doorbell

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