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My doorbell is always at 80% sensitivity. I turn it down and leave the screen and go back to adjust and it has turned itself back up to 80. When it’s that high I get every single car driving down my street and the product because more of a nuisance than a helpful tool. Nobody wants that many notifications, so I end up silencing the Arlo app. Why can’t I turn it down? Anyone else experience this? #doorbell #motion #sensitivity
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The motion test doesn't save since you may want different settings for different modes. You need to set the sensitivity in your modes and rules:
https://kb.arlo.com/42/What-are-modes-and-rules-and-how-does-Arlo-use-them
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