Solution for Dahua VTO 2202f-p lack of chime
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just buy a real doorbell...
most will will take the 433 or a phycal button push
most will will take the 433 or a phycal button push
TheBoz
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Alexa integration might be possible via Home Assistant via this integration that exists
Just an option... This is how I ring a chime with my motion detection on VTO2311:
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Home Assistant can receive MQTT messages from Blue Iris and play media on any supported media player.
Blue Iris Audio Alerts and MPD
Thank you everyone! I have received so much from this community, and I am very appreciative of all the insight and knowledge (hard won sometimes, I can tell). I wanted to contribute something, perhaps trivial, and only one of many ways to skin the cat, but I find it useful and am hoping that...
Home Assistant can receive MQTT messages from Blue Iris and play media on any supported media player.
I also meant to add:
My particular doorbell does not have PIR, so I actually like the option of having Blue Iris trigger a motion-detected
chime even when the doorbell button is not pressed, because most delivery drivers do not press doorbell or even
knock anymore.
To be honest, since I installed a video doorbell I have noticed that nobody seems to "ring" the doorbell anymore.
They either knock or typically just stand there. It is as if they assume with a video doorbell that their presence has
been detected.
Lastly, don't forget that the accessory VTH monitors will "ring" if the doorbell button is pressed.
My particular doorbell does not have PIR, so I actually like the option of having Blue Iris trigger a motion-detected
chime even when the doorbell button is not pressed, because most delivery drivers do not press doorbell or even
knock anymore.
To be honest, since I installed a video doorbell I have noticed that nobody seems to "ring" the doorbell anymore.
They either knock or typically just stand there. It is as if they assume with a video doorbell that their presence has
been detected.
Lastly, don't forget that the accessory VTH monitors will "ring" if the doorbell button is pressed.
duplo
Getting comfortable
Dahua VTO devices cannot do motion detection. Its blocked in the firmware.
You need a NVR which can do AI itself for the channel. Newer NVRs are able to do it for 4 channels.
Tnx for reply,
As i see NVR5432-4KS2 has 1 AI channel so i will try to set it thru ai chn.
I need to by another door bell. Is there dahua door bell with motion detection enabled by FW?
duplo
Getting comfortable
all dahua vto are the same, so no motion detection.
Mark_M
Getting comfortable
Dahua Imou app seems to work with Alexa.
Tnx for that.
it's a pity that non of doorbell support that.