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Tuesday, April 21st, 2020 9:33 AM

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Separate Door Chime setting per Entry Sensor

Hello,
Does anyone know if this is an option ?
Because if not I believe Simplisafe should definitely get on this with a future update because it shouldn't be very hard to do.
There should be a function that allows you to turn off or silent the chime feature when a device is triggered on "certain' devices.
For example, if one of our bedroom doors are always opening all the time in the house we don't want to be getting used to that notification since it could be the front door or back door opening but we just assume it's always the bedroom door. Or in another case like if someone is sleeping or watching a movie downstairs and people upstairs keep opening and closing the door then the chime keeps going off and it could be disruptive .

The chime feature should be used to notify me when a device is triggered when I'm home and I should take mental note of it . But now I'm just so used to the chime that I don't realize it could possibly be the front or back door opening and my dog could walk out and I won't notice.

If there is anyone out there that can shine light on this that would be great.
Again I know you can turn the whole thing off. But I want only the bedroom door and office to not chime.

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4 years ago

There is no way to currently do this.  I don't think most people are securing interior doors.  A properly setup system with entry sensors, glass breaks, and motions should catch someone long before they reach an interior door.  I can see why you would want it tho, it's another layer of extra security, but since you are likely the minority I really doubt SS will implement something like that.

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4 years ago

I secure interior doors; it's another layer of detection, given that motion detectors are more difficult to locate reliably with roaming heat sources in the house.  Plus there are some rooms which should not be accessed by just anyone.

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4 years ago

My imagination is running wild wondering what you got in there!  hehe :)

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4 years ago

Honestly, it's not a sex dungeon.  Really, I would not lie about that.  You can trust me on that.  No sex dungeon in my house, truly.

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4 years ago

Lol

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4 years ago

I agree that this would be a good feature.  There are other applications for this other than interior doors.  My wife works many 24 hour shifts on weekends so when she comes home after a shift she goes to bed for a few hours.  My kids are playing outside and going in and out of the house.  I wish there was a way to turn off the chimes so she can sleep.

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1 year ago

I think it would be great to be able to turn chime off by each door, we have some that we use all day and other we would like to be alerted. I can only find all off or on.

Note: This comment was created from a merged conversation originally titled Door chime

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Hi @jimzeroff, 

There is no current capability to turn off the chime for certain Entry Sensors; there is only the ability to turn them all off or all on. There could be a workaround for your situation: if you set the Entry Sensors you use often to "Secret Alert" it won't chime, but it will send a push notification to your phone.

I hear you, though! I'll pass this idea along to our dev team.

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I would also love this feature.  We have sensors on every window and door.  I don’t need a chime every time I open all the windows on a nice spring day, so the ability to turn off chimes for specific sensors would be fantastic!

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Would love this feature for when my dog is sleeping and I need to access the patio but still want the chime to go off for all other doors.

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