Can each push button be programmed to a different chime? I want to know what door to answer by the chime
2029942
Yes it can. I believe we bought another element door buzzer? To make this happen. We have two entrances and each has own sound. It is a good product.
2029943
Yes. It will identify the button being pushed and sound a different tone. You have to program it do so, it's simple once you get the hang of it.
300005
it hooks into the exisiting unit, so if you have different units you need at least one 'sender' unit for each- you would probably be able to trigger a singular receiving unit ( the actual external chime) from the two I am pretty sure.
1717794
Yes, you can wire it into your existing doorbell circuit to activate the chime, or have it activate an alternate bell if desired. I recently installed it as a reversing sensor for my entry gate and have found it to be versatile and well made.
375442
check out ITEM 5 BELOW.... Functions Instruction 1.Door Chime Operation Press the push button on the Transmitter unit once, it sends a wireless signal to the Receiver which will sound. The sound will stop as soon as the melody ends. For repeat sound, press the button again.Hold the button in will NOT repeat the sound. 2.Melody Selection There is a melody selector located at right on the back of the door chime. Press the selector to change different melody. 3.Sound and Flash There is a switch at left on the back of the Receiver. Slide the switch to the left position, the Receiver will work only with sound; slide to the middle position, only LED flash; slide to the right position, sound and LED flash. 4.Volume Adjustment There is a volume button between melody selector and sound-and-flash switch. Press it to adjust the sound volume to be high, medium and low. 5.Auto-learning Code Button There is an auto-learning code button at side of the receiver. If user wants an additional Transmitter to work with the Receiver, he or she needs to press the auto-learning code button once and the Transmitter can work with the Receiver. 6.Nameplate There is a nameplate position on the Transmitter.
1276163
Yes, you can do that: All you have to do to do it? Just make sure ALL THREE UNITS are "coded" the same. By coded, I mean that you can "customize it" so that there is no interference from neighbors who MIGHT have a similar unit in their homes. In the back of both the chime AND the "bell press" are "tabs" that you can randomly move around, but you have to make sure that they're all the SAME configuration as the others are. Once the button is depressed, BOTH chime units will activate both in your basement AND "wherever you have the other one in the upstairs area". These are "supposed to have a 150' range", but I don't have that much property to "test out that distance"........Hope this helps in your quest. BTW, the "button press" has OUTLASTED ANY other "button press" that I had had in the past, as I live across the street from the Pacific Ocean and the salt air is SO corrosive, so this puppy is pretty well "wrapped up against the elements"........
300007
The sending unit connects to the chime unit itself, which has wiring from both your doors. The extension chime will sound differently for your side and front door, just as your main chine does. There are different connectors in your current chime that allow the different sounds, and the sending unit will hook to both.
2111588
No. Just dings like a doorbell. You can increase the chime to a longer "song" but it will not repeat the "song" until the door is shut.
466519
Hi Darlene, I got the 2nd push button here at Amazon. Look for "GE 19210 Wireless Push Button Door Chime Replacement, White", the link to it is: GE 19210 Wireless Door Chime Push Button , White
846001
You have the option to change chime by inserting or removing the little pin. This device is so simple - just install the battery. plug-in the bell and glue the bell button outside. That is all you need to do.
2231475
You can choose any of the six chimes you want to use. Of the six we picked two of them and bought a second button. We use one chime for the front door and a different chime for the back door. We know which door a person or delivery comes too. I guess if you had six doors you could use six different chimes. If you only want a chime on one door, you could choose one of six chimes.
2074957
The button you push can not ne changed, but the plate below that says "doorbell" can be changed.
2122314
Their information says that one button can communicate with multiple receivers for larger installations. And that multiple push buttons can be used to signal separate door locations up to 5. So what you are asking should work
1630396
you can use 2 push buttons with one unit with a different sound for each push button.
98606
This is just the piece you use as the outside doorbell. You need the "Chimes box" for the inside of the house. In the product description it says that this works with "RCWL300A, RCWL330A and all Décor Series Wireless Chimes." We purchased the "Honeywell RCWL300A1006 Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime and Push Button" along with this additional button because we have two entrances to the house. I hope this was helpful to you.
642008
Yes, you can use 3 different chimes. Mine has been working 2 years without a battery change. The chime is very soft so if hearing is an issue, get a real doorbell.
28128
I would think so as each receiver could be programmed to that same doorbell button. One receiver would not know about the other. That is my GUESSS, but I think that it is a logical conclusion.
2231474
I don't recall all 6 of the chime offerings. One is the default chime (ding-dong) which is what we ended up selecting. There are several variations of this in case you had more than one doorbell location. Back door (ding), etc. There is also a Westminster chime but that sounded like our grandfather clock. There a couple of more modern chimes.