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Doesn't report doorbell alert #14
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Hello, @jaburges the doorbell sensor works with ac voltage from traditional doorbells. Do you still use the ac doorbell with your video doorbell? |
yep - standard AC voltage. Replaced the old push button doorbell with the video doorbell. Its working about 1 in every 30 times - so really not usable |
Howdy all, I think im seeing this as an issue as well. I just installed the doorbell sensor using a Hikvision DS-KB6003-WIP video doorbell. It providing an AC current to the doorbell to cause the ring to happen. Its possible that the voltage is provided to trigger the wake up. I do notice the bell sound is not a loud with the doorbell cam then with the normal button. I have not checked the voltage provided yet. What is the minimum AC Voltage needing to be sent in order to trigger and wake from deep sleep? |
Hi @wonderslug We have tested the doorbell sensor to trigger down to 8VAC. Is the Hikvision connected to both the doorbell sensor and the doorbell chime? |
Howdy The HikVision is connected to the chime. The chime is connected to to the sensor as in the second connection diagram on the docs. I did get this working. I noticed that there was a low voltage (1.2 AVC) going across the chime terminals even when the button wasn't pressed. I was not getting a hum or odd chime but it was still there. I added a high value resistor (came with the HikVision/Laview) to between the terminals of the chime and the sensor was able to detect the button press. |
@wonderslug how high of a value resistor? Have you had reliable results? |
Hello, I'm having the same problem for a while nog. Only 1 in 30 presses is send to MQTT in Home Assistant. Did the resistor give any solution? and how is this done? |
i removed this from my system - as couldnt get it to work. Moved to a unifi G4 doorbell instead - closing this as not seen the vendor/dev respond since Jan 2020 |
After a reflash, solving the WiFi issue (and the correct MQTT server format) i'm now seeing MQTT messages for the battery status - however the doorbell ring does not send an MQTT message.
I'm using a video doorbell (not Ring) - but this should not change how the system works given the chime still "Ding Dongs" when pressed - so this device should be able to identify the button press?
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