Chime control

[LuisDiazUgena]

Chime control

[PricelessToolkit]

You can unscrew one contact from chime. espbell doesnot recuire chime, only power supply and button.

[LuisDiazUgena]

I could wire up the chime trough a relay and use one of the gpio available to power on and off the chime, right?

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[PricelessToolkit]

Yes, you can disable it temporarily. However, if the relay remains energized for an extended period, it will heat up. Also, avoid using a barebone relay; instead, consider using a product like this: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEMhNvh.

[PricelessToolkit]

or use "Solid State Relay" https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DDKyASr but I don't know if it will work with 3.3v Logic or not.

[LuisDiazUgena]

Thanks. Already have some relay boards, with octocouplers and aldo an ssr in my electronic stash.

What I'm not sure is how to wire it. The chime sound in my model is played through the headset itself I think. If i unolug the headset no chime sound is played if the button is been pressed, but I also have a regular chime. I need to check the wiring.

I need to do some testing but I think this project will be great to add this feature to my smart home.

(For some background, i have a 1 year old son who sometimes sleeps really bad 🤣)

[PricelessToolkit]

I don't use chime, disabled it completely. HA sound notification + WLED notification is enough, also disabling and enabling it is easier.