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tsibia
How can a chime play different sounds for different doorbells
I have three doorbells and six chimes at the same location. How can I get the chimes to play different tunes for each doorbell ? At the moment Im going cxrazy trying to figure out which doorbell has rung... HELP.....
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05-06-2020 01:53:59
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- V
So this was requested over 2 years ago! Today I bought a second ring doorbell assuming this option would be available. Silly me for not checking it first but I thought this would be a no-brainer. Not so much and in 2 years, nothing was done to add this feature. Is that conclusion correct? Is there an ETA on this feature?
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28-11-2022 07:16:25
- M
We agree. This definitely needs to be a feature. Many many many customers have many more or one more or a couple more than one door in the house. It be super helpful if the doorbell that activates the time and the time itself could be differentiated. I will add this as a feature request to the link provided.
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25-08-2022 11:16:02
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- J
Hi @v40jlt4. We do not have any information regarding your concern. Also, I was able to find a Feature Request post where other neighbors are asking for the same feature for the Ring Chimes. Feel free to add a vote or comment on this Feature Request post [here](https://community.ring.com/t/2-ring-doorbells-2-different-chime-tones-based-on-doorbell-activated/14282).
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29-11-2022 08:03:12
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UWe have 2 doors, a front and a back door. We have 2 chimes and need to know to which door to go when the button is pushed on a door bell. This is basic to older, wired doorbells where you get a different sound based on which door bell is pressed. Sounds like it can be a simple change to associate a door bell to a chime on the network. Al Schmidt
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08-07-2024 11:10:36
- U
Any idea when we may get this update, its so frustrating having to go to both doors to see which has someone there.
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24-03-2023 11:44:08
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- S
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23-04-2023 11:45:00
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Chelsea_Ring
Hey @tsibia. At this time, there is not a way to associate different Chime sounds for different Doorbells to be able to tell them apart. You would need to have a Chime that is specific to that device as a work around, but I could understand that this may be too much of an ask. Thank you for your feedback on this! We recommend you add a post to our Feature Request board, which is what we use to share ideas with our teams here.
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09-06-2020 07:00:52
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