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Hi Pete Thanks for the reply I connected my doorbell directly to the 24v (40va) transformer and it lit up and worked as it should (I was able to access the doorbell from the Ezviz app on my phone) when I tried integrating the relay back into it, the same thing happens, the speaker keeps...

...that there are no dependencies of the DB to the M&S system. Wire the doorbell with PS and configure the EZViz app to work as an electronic chime with no connection to anything but the power supply for the Video Doorbell. Test it to make sure it works. Here tested the Video Doorbell and...

Hi So I have an original doorbell at the front door, and when pressed, the intercom speaker makes a chime noise (ding dong). I assume this is electronic as ther eis no mechanical things that move. I tried looking for a schematic but to no avail (perhaps too old)? I didn't know, but I ended...

I would like to get this working on EZVIZ DB1, but can't find EZVIZ firmware 200321, I can only see 200220 or 211011 as latest firmware. Also it looks like you've got EZVIZ firmware working with ONVIF, although page 101 states that EZVIZ firmware does not support ONVIF functionality. Can you...

...plays its song non-stop in a loop With the power kit, the button of the bell will not ring the chime (I have tried mechanical and electronic chime mode), for this chime even to play the whole song the circuit just needs to be completed briefly. If I do it manually from the terminals, it...

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...installed a Hikvision DS-HD1 and will get random and persistent ringing on my chime. As in no one is pushing the button, it isn't stuck, and will chime 20x times out of the blue. I have an electronic chime with the power kit installed per previous recommendations on this thread. Thoughts?

I would configure it as an electronic chime. Here only utilize the app when I initially configured the video doorbell. They unregistered the Doorbell from the app and removed the app.

Unfortunately, I don't have one available so I am not able to try that. Does it matter which chime type I select in the app? I tried electronic and mechanical and didn't notice any differences.

Considering a slightly more powerful transformer to avoid the buzzing I'm currently getting (it's like we've got a neon light fitted). Anybody think this one would be appropriate: Robus Electronic Transformer 35-105VA It seems to be 12V way more current. Its designed for light fittings but...

Ok so I tested this myself, runs fine on 9VDC 1A, drawing about 0.4A without IR but mechanical chime doesn't work, I think the triac much be looking for zero crossing to release, when I hit the button it pulls it down to like 5V and goes into current limiting mode (1A) and stays there. I...

...on the right, connected to the "speaker" representing the digital chime) - I did it this way, because it was not possible with my electronic chime to trigger it with a transistor (the circuit to be closed does not base on ground). Ah, and another Note: The 5V Regulator I used is a assembled...

There are some Digital/Electronic Chimes that are not compatible with this Doorbell. Of course we do not have a list of those, we did include the list from the Hikvision Data Sheet on our 101: Keep in mind since this list is old I am sure there are other models that do work that are not on this...

...going out is a problem indicator. 3) The doorbell is not ringing any of the chimes. In my house, I have one doorbell and three electronic chimes... one on each floor. Electrically, the transformer is connected to the middle-floor chime and the other two branch off of it. I installed the...

...power kit and if you chose Mech. they found it would sent out different timing power cycles to the Chime than if you chose Digital/Electronic Chime, they were trying to figure out what was the difference between the two. I think they were using an Oscilloscope. i know this does not help you...

Sorry guys, with the Holiday, I will be adding both of your writeups in the 101 soon...

So today I was also able to get my chime working, my steps were similar but slightly different, so posting here for completeness... Hardware: Hik-Vision DS-HD1 Prior Firmware: Hikvision 200321 Previously configured via BCT only and placed on restrictive IOT VLAN. Was unable to configure via any...

Every thing I was asking EVERY ONE to do is the same you are asking some one to do your self. (yes, this time I am saying you typed this word for word) "This is an important thing, and we must be sure the information provided is correct, please provide some official documentation link or...

Didn't miss it, it meant you knew it was a jerkie post. I was just underlining it. :) in EZVIZ documentation it is clearly stated that IF you use a traditional chime you MUST use the powerkit. It's not a choice. And this is confirmed by many people on the field, including me. Yours works...

Guess you missed the "not too be a jerk but we all need to stop posting things we have no clue about like its a fact that we know! " 1& 2) Never said it did and how would you know if the fuse was popped? My system works with and with out the power kit. The mechanical chime sounds a tad...

Your right, holding reset when you turn the power back on is what reset your password. This is how you can UNBrick (solid or flashing red light) as well. You can even rename any firmware file you wish to flash and put that on the SD card and flash that way if your having problems (HUGE help...

...set it up from default with mechanical chime, export the configuration file using BCT, then repeat exactly the same except choosing electronic chime (or no chime, whatever) and export that config file, that might be extremely helpful, I could probably manually edit the config file then I just...

Sorry, I should've been more clear - I have the Guarding Vision app installed and verified that the chime type is set to mechanical. Despite this, the chime still doesn't ring. I really think there's an issue with my doorbell since if I disconnect the DB1 and short the doorbell wires, the chime...

You did read the 101 and the recent posts about the fact that sometimes the DB1 resets the chime option to disabled in its settings, right? Unfortunately in latest ezviz mobile app you can access the options only during setup, once it's setup you can't configure (enable/disable/select chime...

Yeah, every time I removed the doorbell from the app or factory reset it, I selected mechanical chime on the setup page. The issue I'm seeing is when you press the doorbell button, the doorbell itself plays the chime noise (that is enabled in the app), but the chime indoors does not ring. The...

Nope, I actually downgraded my chime from an electronic chime to a mechanical one (the absolutely cheapest one I could find) when I changed my doorbell just to simplify things. Can you describe your problem and what chime you are using? I suppose you also already setup the the doorbell to...

...chime and nothing else you have to change. The power kit is NOT needed but you can leave it installed if you like. What electronic chime do you have setup and working with your DB right now? The so called "resistor" is just a fuse "open it up and you can see this" that is needed incase...

Question- I have the Ezviz DB1 with Hikvision firmware and iOS app. I have an electronic chime that I would like to be able to toggle on/off. If I change the Chime Type from Electronic to Not Installed, will it still signal the chime when the doorbell button is pressed? Secondly, do I need to...

Hi: I don't deal with Ezviz any more. I called them last week concerning the chime for the DB1 and they didn't even know what I was talking about, even after giving them their OWN WEBPAGE on the chime. I can't comprehend such incompetence so I'd rather not. Besides, the other poster tried that...

...without it, IIRC, but there are people more knowledgable than me on the electrical part that might confirm or not. Did you choose "Electronic chime" in the option, right? Gauge of the wire might be the issue, because in your case I suspect something's not working as it should, electrically...