M max2 macrumors 604 Original poster Oct 17, 2018 #1 Does anyone else here own The Ring Doorbell ? How can you keep it from going off so often during the day when just a car passes by? We tried the zone settings.
Does anyone else here own The Ring Doorbell ? How can you keep it from going off so often during the day when just a car passes by? We tried the zone settings.
M max2 macrumors 604 Original poster Oct 18, 2018 #3 AlliFlowers said: Sounds like your door is awfully close to the street. Click to expand... Not really 30 feet about.
AlliFlowers said: Sounds like your door is awfully close to the street. Click to expand... Not really 30 feet about.
AlliFlowers macrumors 601 Oct 18, 2018 #4 max2 said: Not really 30 feet about. Click to expand... Zones should take care of that. The only time my back door goes off constantly is when the yard guy is working. Front door is an odd case, cause it's up on a screened in porch. (I think that's a southern thang.)
max2 said: Not really 30 feet about. Click to expand... Zones should take care of that. The only time my back door goes off constantly is when the yard guy is working. Front door is an odd case, cause it's up on a screened in porch. (I think that's a southern thang.)
Weaselboy Moderator Staff member Oct 18, 2018 #5 max2 said: Does anyone else here own The Ring Doorbell ? How can you keep it from going off so often during the day when just a car passes by? We tried the zone settings. Click to expand... Have you tried moving the motion sensitivity setting more over to the left towards "People Only".
max2 said: Does anyone else here own The Ring Doorbell ? How can you keep it from going off so often during the day when just a car passes by? We tried the zone settings. Click to expand... Have you tried moving the motion sensitivity setting more over to the left towards "People Only".