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  Eagle328

  That's to alert you of a door or window when it opens or closes. Or both. You will get a notification on your phone or keypad if enabled.

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  18-11-2019 02:13:41

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  deadeye916

  With both switches off I get chimes when a door opens and I get a notification in the event log. Specifically how does it alert me? Does it send a push notification to all the users on my system?

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  18-11-2019 02:44:59

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  HPate

  I'm looking for the same answer. If I turn off Open Alerts, I still get chirps. Are they not related? I had assumed that would kill the chirps.

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  20-05-2020 02:03:43

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  Steven-in-Denver

  The "chirp" you are referring about is the base unit letting you know that you opened a door/window. To change the sound or stop it, go to the three lines on top left when you open the ring app, select devices, alarm base station, select sensor you want to adjust, then chirp tones--all done. You will need to adjust each individual sensor if you want. The open/closed alert is to notify you on your phone if this sensor is opened or closed (no relation to the alarm base station chirp sound. Hope this helps.

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  12-12-2020 04:08:17

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  paul_de

  Like the others, the default is off for each window sensor and when off, there are audio notifications when the window is opened or closed. What we are seeking an answer to is what is an “alert”? It is NOT the audio notification we already hear regardless of the Alert settings. UPDATE: An “Open Alert” or “Closed Alert” causes the phone app to push a notification message to your phone regardless or system armed/disarmed status. Could be useful for things like medicine or liquor cabinets and mail box.

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  24-11-2021 09:39:44

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