Hello,can anyone help me set up my system to chime when doors are opened. Not the alarm, but just a chime notification when a door is opened.
Thanks
If you have HMS, use the app, go to the Home Monitoring Settings (bottom of page).
Then, in the Tune Settings section, you can select which sensor generates a sound when triggered.
Do you have Alexa?
If so you can setup a routine to announce when a door is open and include which door as well.
Myself and others do this and it works very well.
You can also set each individual sensor to send a push notification when opened in the sensor settings.
But, if you just want the hub to chime, @christiano was spot on.
Do you have a door sensor?
Do you have the Wyze Home Monitoring System?
Do you have a smart hub or whatever its called?
I have none of those things. You could point a camera at a door and when there is a motion send a notification to you as well?
Please note that the wyze doorbell chime that is included does NOT work without the doorbell itself. You canāt create rule that says when a camera has motion to play a sound on a chime without the doorbell or home monitoring setup.
You canāt create a rule to action the doorbell chimeā¦ Ever. The doorbell chime is unavailable in rules even if you have the doorbell. The only thing that can sound the doorbell chime is a doorbell button press.
Likewise, the HMS chime for contact sensors is also not actionable from within rules. Chimes triggered by Rules are out regardless.
I guess you could get a wyze plug and turn the wyze plug on for 30 seconds then shut it off 30 seconds later?
Then you could make or buy a 110 buzzer of some sort and plug it into the plug. If it has a switch on the buzzer, leave the switch on all the time so when it gets power it buzzes. I know these buzzer exist - think of every old clothes dryer on the planet. āend of cycle chimeā is SO loud in those old whirlpools.
That would be functional and the rules would allow a contact sensor, motion sensor, or cam motion\AI detection to trigger the plug. But, unfortunately, the rules execution latency from detection to execution can be excruciatingly long for some users who donāt have great ISP or WiFi transmit times.
I actually use macros and webhooks to have my Alexa devices announce all my cam detections and sensor activity. The delay can be maddening.
Where can I get the āHMS Chimeā ?
I am just getting started with all of this. I have had cameras and stuff so I have a basic understanding but I donāt see the chime anywhere in the Home monitoring stuffā¦
In Home Monitoring Settings ā Tune Settings you can turn on and off each individual contact sensor in the list to designate which ones chime when opened.
This is only accessible if you pay for the subscription. I shouldnāt have to pay monthly just to be able to turn on or off the chime. Itās the dumbest thing.
I donāt need wyze monitoring. I use the sensors for home automation dealing with elderly family but the chime is so damn annoying.
That is correct.
I agree. IMO, the chime is a function of the Hub, not the HMS. I would fully support a decision by Wyze to move the Sensor Chime settings out of the Monitoring tab and into a āSensor Chimesā setting selection within the Hub settings. I searched the Wishlist and didnāt find a specific match although there have been mentions of it within posts to other related Wishlist topics.
Since starting work at home that chime has been driving me crazy and Iām not paying Wyze for āmonitoringā just to control that single feature. So since I was a cellphone/ small electronics repair technician I decided to pull back the rubber feet on the hub and unscrew the 4 standard screws then using a wedge tool (a butter knife will do fine) I popped the top off and the speaker is attached to the top and disconnects easily.
I didnāt even unplug the thing. It was that easy.
No more chime.
If Wyze ever decides to listen to customers and fix that dumb restriction itās easy to plug the cable back in.
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