How to Adjust Voice Volume on Ring Doorbell

If your Ring Doorbell is too loud or quiet after reading this guide, it’ll be just right. After reading this guide, you’ll know how to adjust the voice volume on Ring Doorbell. The Ring volume controls allow you to set the perfect level for both the device speaker, responsible for two-way talk volume, and doorbell sounds, controlling the ringer’s loudness.

And in the rest of this guide I’ll show you exactly how to do it.

Ring Doorbell Volume Control

General Settings

The Ring Doorbell app allows you to adjust the volume settings of your device with ease. To access these settings, open the Ring app and tap on the menu icon (≡) in the top-left corner. Next, select “Devices” and choose your Ring Video Doorbell model. Then, tap on “Device Settings,” followed by “General Settings.”

In the General Settings menu, you will find the option to adjust the volume for two main functionalities: Two-Way Talk and Doorbell Sounds.

Device Settings

Two-Way Talk

The Two-Way Talk feature enables you to communicate with visitors at your doorstep using the built-in microphone and speaker. To adjust the volume for the Device Speaker, locate the “Volume Settings” in the General Settings menu. Then, move the volume slider left or right to decrease or increase the audio output accordingly. Note that the ability to adjust the volume for Two-Way Talk may not be available for all Ring devices.

Doorbell Sounds

Doorbell Sounds refer to the audio emitted by your Ring Doorbell when it is pressed by a visitor. To modify the volume for this function, go to the “Volume Settings” in the General Settings menu. Move the volume slider to your desired level. Adjusting the Doorbell Sounds volume will ensure that you don’t miss any valuable alerts while avoiding undue disturbances to yourself or your neighbors.

Keep in mind that you may also need to adjust the volume settings on your smartphone for optimal Two-Way Talk performance. To do this, simply turn up or down the volume on your phone accordingly.

Adjusting Ring Doorbell and Chime Volume

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- Ring volume control

In this section, we will discuss how to adjust the voice volume on your Ring Doorbell and Chime devices. The process includes using the volume slider, doorbell sounds, and chime tones.

Volume Slider

To adjust the volume on your Ring Video Doorbell or Chime device, follow these steps:

  1. Open the Ring App.
  2. Tap on the menu icon (≡) on the top left corner.
  3. Select “Devices.”
  4. Choose your Ring Video Doorbell or Chime from the list of devices.

For Ring Video Doorbell:

  • Tap on “Device Settings.”
  • Select “General Settings.”
  • Tap on “Volume Settings.”

For Chime or Chime Pro:

  • Tap on “Chime Tones.”

The volume slider will be displayed for the selected device. Move the slider to adjust the volume accordingly.

Doorbell Sounds

When adjusting the volume for your Ring Video Doorbell, there are two different settings to consider:

Device Speaker (Two-Way Talk)Controls the volume of the speaker when communicating with visitors at the door.
Doorbell SoundsChanges the volume of the doorbell ringer when someone rings your doorbell.

Move the sliders for both settings to your desired volume level. However, note that the ability to adjust the volume for Two-Way Talk may not be available on all Ring devices.

Chime Tones

For Ring Chime and Chime Pro devices, you also have the option to adjust the tones. Adjusting chime tones not only changes the volume of the chime alert but also the specific sound that plays when someone rings your doorbell.

To adjust chime tones, follow these steps:

  1. Open the Ring App.
  2. Select the menu in the top left corner.
  3. Tap “Devices.”
  4. Choose your Chime or Chime Pro from the list of devices.
  5. Tap on “Chime Tones.”

You will see a list of available sounds with a volume slider either right above or below the sounds. Adjust the slider to set the desired volume for each chime tone.

Remember to keep the volume at a comfortable listening level and avoid excessive noise disturbance. With these adjustments, your Ring Doorbell and Chime devices should provide you with the optimal audio experience.

Working with Alerts and Two-Way Talk

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- two way talk

Alert Settings

The Ring Video Doorbell is equipped with advanced features such as alerts and two-way talk to help enhance your home security.

To set up and configure alert settings for your Ring device, follow these steps:

  1. Open the Ring app and tap on the menu icon (≡) on the top left corner.
  2. Tap “Devices” and select your Ring Video Doorbell.
  3. From there, you can enable or disable the “Ring Alerts” and “Motion Detection” options.

These settings give you control over the notifications you receive when someone approaches your door or rings the doorbell. With the ability to customize alert options, you can decide when and how your smart home ecosystem is triggered by the Ring device.

Troubleshooting Guide

In case you face issues with Ring alerts or two-way talk, here’s a quick troubleshooting guide to help you resolve common problems:

Audio IssuesAudio issues such as low volume, echo, or distortion during two-way talk, ensure that the volume slider for the Device Speaker feature is adjusted correctly. To access these settings, navigate to the Ring app > Device Settings > General Settings > Volume Settings.
Delays in AlertsCheck your internet connection and Wi-Fi signal strength. Ensure your Ring device is within the range of your Wi-Fi router or consider using a Wi-Fi range extender to improve the signal.
Missing NotificationsFirst, confirm that the push notifications option is enabled in the Ring app. If it’s already enabled, check if your phone’s settings allow the Ring app to send notifications.
False AlertsCheck the Motion Detection settings. Navigate to the “Motion Settings” in the Ring app and tweak the sensitivity, range, or other related options to optimize detection for your preferences.

With these troubleshooting tips, you can effectively address most common issues related to alerts and two-way talk on your Ring Video Doorbell. Setting up alerts and utilizing the two-way talk feature allows you to interact with visitors and enhance your home security system.

Managing Volume on Floodlight Cams and Security Cameras

In this section, we will discuss how to adjust and manage the volume settings for Ring security cameras, including the Floodlight Cam Wired Plus and Floodlight Cam Wired Pro. The volume settings can be managed through the Ring app on your mobile device.

Device Speaker

To adjust the voice volume on the device speaker for Two-Way Talk:

  1. Find the name of your security camera model within the Ring app.
  2. Tap on the three lines (≡) on the top left of the app.
  3. Select Volume Settings.
  4. Adjust the volume slider for the Device Speaker (Two-Way Talk).

Please note that the ability to adjust the volume for Two-Way Talk may not be available on all Ring security camera models.

Chime Alerts

To adjust the volume for doorbell ringer chime alerts:

  1. In the Ring app, follow the same steps as mentioned in the Device Speaker section above.
  2. Adjust the volume slider for Doorbell Sounds for your doorbell ringer.

Keep in mind that audio and sound issues, particularly when using live view, can be troubleshooted by checking the external volume control on your Ring security camera through your mobile device.

For other Ring security camera models not mentioned above, like the Stick Up Camera Battery and Flood Light Cam, there might not be a specific volume adjustment control available for those models. In those cases, you may only have the options to turn the microphone or speaker on or off during live events or views.

Remember, always maintain a stable connection between your Ring security cameras and router to ensure the best audio performance.

Solving Ring Doorbell Volume Issues

Adjusting the voice volume on your Ring doorbell is essential for convenience and functionality. In this section, we will explore the solutions for solving Ring doorbell volume issues, focusing on hard reset, internet connection, and support.

Hard Reset

If you’re facing volume issues with your Ring doorbell camera, the first step is to perform a hard reset. A hard reset can solve many problems by restoring your device’s settings to default. To perform a hard reset, follow these steps:

  1. Remove the doorbell’s faceplate.
  2. Locate the reset button (usually a small hole or button on the device).
  3. Press and hold the reset button for 15-20 seconds.
  4. Release the reset button and wait for the device to reboot.

After completing the hard reset, test your Ring doorbell app again to see if the volume issues are resolved.

Internet Connection

A stable internet connection is crucial for your Ring doorbell’s functionality, including the volume. Make sure your Ring doorbell is connected to a strong Wi-Fi signal. For better connection, consider investing in a Ring Chime Pro, an extender that boosts Wi-Fi signal for Ring devices.

If your internet connection remains weak, try these steps:

  • Check router position and move it closer to the Ring doorbell.
  • Update your router’s firmware.
  • Reset your router and reconnect Ring devices.

Support

If the hard reset and internet connection troubleshooting don’t resolve your volume issues, seek support from Ring’s customer service team. They are knowledgeable about smart doorbells and can help you with modifications like chime sound, turning off alerts, integrating Alexa app, or optimizing music and other settings.

To contact support, visit the Ring support website or call their customer service line. Remember to save all modifications made to the device during the troubleshooting process.

Solving volume issues with your Ring doorbell is crucial for ensuring its convenience and functionality. Follow these steps, and you’ll be able to manage alert settings, chime sounds, and other audio features with ease.