Hi all! I got such a great response from my last Q that I thought I'd ask another one 🙂 So, I have a 4 story house (not as grand as it sounds) and the "front door" is on the floor 3, above. of steps on the edge of the property. At the bottom of those steps is a fenced driveway, gate to the road and door to the road. We currently have a doorbell down the road which hasn't worked since we moved. It is connected to power, and with a signal wire (I think) and the latch on the door frame has a wire running to it as well. The old system used to allow someone to press the button on the doorbell, the signal would be a "ding dong" in the house and a video would pop up on a display. That display had a button that allows you to open the door remotely from floor 3. So....to my question: Does the Aqara G4 have the option to connect it to both power and the wiring sends the signal to open the latch on the case the doors? I want to use the existing wiring to power the doorbell and open the door remotely from iOS devices on the 3rd floor. Thanks in advance for any advice!
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