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Jumper cable
Just got a ring wired doorbell Where does the jumper cable go here … is it between the two points circles in green ? 
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01-07-2021 10:07:57
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- A
Read this the other day though and it sounds like it is compatible with ring doorbells ? https://community.ring.com/t/ring-2-and-mechanical-chime/5299 He mentions a photo but I’m not seeing it but probably me as a newbie to this site/community
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02-07-2021 05:12:11
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- A
Should I just bypass the chime then and use the transformer then if so where do I put the jumper cable ?
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06-07-2021 10:16:44
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- G
Its compatible with the ring 2 as it can ring the chime. There does not appear to be a way to bypass the chime part of it, and get the power straight from the transformer, which makes it not compatible for doorbell wired and would need to be replaced.
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07-07-2021 05:10:41
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- W
Hi, I have the same doorbell and legrand chine. After a couple weeks research and then just saying to myself let's try this idea.... it worked!!! I have attached the cable supplied and have wrapped each end over the 2 metal pins that are attached power the chime. Been solid for a week now no issues just awaiting a friend to come and solder in place for me (we all have a friend who has the tools) 
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07-09-2021 06:35:13
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groundhogday
It looks like this may not be compatible, since there does not look to be a place you can pick up the transformer voltage before it goes through the chime. You have 230v going in in the red circle, so would need to swap the whole chime for a doorbell transformer in an enclosure. Ring do a transformer, or any off the shelf 8-12v doorbell transformer will work too. Alternatively you could swap it for the byron 776 all in one chime and transformer, which will also work.
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02-07-2021 02:10:55
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