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• Pin this Action Button to the Resident Home Screen? If this button is pinned to the resident home
screen, residents will be able to easily access this action button without bringing up the camera or
receiving a call. This might be useful for a door-release button to allows resident to let themselves into
the building if they forgot their key, proximity tag or access code.
• Relay A through C: Click the Grey/Purple toggle switch to enable/disable each relay for this action.
o S pecify how long the enabled relays should delay before activiating and how long to stay active
for.
» Assistive LED Activation
You can specify the ambient lighting level that must be reached before Assistive LEDs are activated.The assistive
LEDs will help you see your visitors in lower-light situations. The Scale measures from 0 (pitch black) to 1000
(daylight). The best bet is to start in the middle at 500 and make adjustments accordingly. The lower the number,
the darker it must get before the LEDs turn on.
• Idle Lighting Auto-On Level: Specify the level of environmental lighting required to trigger the unit's
LED lighting fixture to turn on while the device is idle and not in use.
• Active Lighting Auto-On Level: Specify the level of environmental lighting required to trigger the unit's
LED lighting fixture to turn on while the device is in use.
» Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What are the ratings for the 3 Form-C Relays on the AT700AS?
Each Form-C Relay built into the AT700AS is rated for 3A.
Q. What types of Proximity Cards/Fobs can be used with the AT700AS built-in Proximity Reader?
The AT700AS can support 13.56 MHZ and 125KHZ RFID Cards.
Q. What are the Network & Internet Requirements for the AT700AS?
Please refer to
Network & Internet
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Requirements.
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