Ensuring that your Ring video doorbell rings an audible chime inside your house involves configuring either your existing hardwired mechanical doorbell chime or setting up a dedicated wireless audio receiver. If your Ring doorbell is hardwired to existing low-voltage transformer wires, you must open the Ring mobile app, navigate to your device settings, select "General Settings," tap "Installed Accessory Type," and choose "Mechanical" or "Digital" to match your home's physical chime so the device sends the correct electrical pulse. If you do not have existing wiring, you can purchase a plug-in Ring Chime device, plug it into any standard wall outlet in your home, and pair it with your video doorbell via the mobile app. You can troubleshoot audio settings easily by checking app volume sliders. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when pressing your outdoor Ring doorbell button causes either your home's physical chime box or the plug-in speaker to sound immediately.
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