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LoriC2
Reel Rookie
2 years ago
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Multiple Chimes for Doorbell

Is there a way to install additional chimes (Roku or otherwise)?  I have a 2,500 sq ft house and even with centrally locating the Roku chime, it can’t be heard in the bedrooms. 
Roku tech support suggested installing a 2nd doorbell at another door 😩. I have 1 front door. That is where people come and ring the bell. This is quite a major issue; a doorbell that can’t be heard throughout the house is pretty much useless. 

  • Hi TomDavis,

    Thanks for posting in the Roku Community!

    We really appreciate your suggestion regarding the notification chime on your Roku TV. Enhancing the sound that plays when a notification pops up on the screen is valuable to us. Don't worry, we’ll share your thoughts with our Roku team because your convenience and satisfaction are really important to us.

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  • RokuJessica-G's avatar
    RokuJessica-G
    Community Moderator

    Greetings, LoriC2!

    Welcome to the Roku Community! Thank you for posting about adding chimes to your Roku Smart Home Doorbell. We're happy to provide you assistance.

    Please note that it is only possible to use one chime per doorbell. Additional chimes cannot be added to a single doorbell.

    We hope this clears things up. If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask in the Roku Community.

    Best regards,
    Jess

    • TomDavis's avatar
      TomDavis
      Binge Watcher

      RokuJessica-G 

      I have a suggestion for additional chime options:  Notification-enabled TVs currently play a sharp tone and display an onscreen popup.  It would be useful to provide a TV notification option that allows the user to select a tune and volume level, similar to Chime settings in the Smart Home app.  Every Roku TV and streaming player would then become a potential doorbell chime.

      • RokuRiamie-D's avatar
        RokuRiamie-D
        Community Moderator

        Hi TomDavis,

        Thanks for posting in the Roku Community!

        We really appreciate your suggestion regarding the notification chime on your Roku TV. Enhancing the sound that plays when a notification pops up on the screen is valuable to us. Don't worry, we’ll share your thoughts with our Roku team because your convenience and satisfaction are really important to us.

    • jnmcclanahan77's avatar
      jnmcclanahan77
      Channel Surfer

      I'm gathering that if I were to need 2 chimes I would need 2 doorbells and based on the context if someone rings either doorbell that both chimes would go off, is that correct?

    • jnmcclanahan77's avatar
      jnmcclanahan77
      Channel Surfer

      I'm gathering that if I were to need 2 chimes I would need 2 doorbells and based on the context if someone rings either doorbell that both chimes would go off, is that correct?

      • LoriC2's avatar
        LoriC2
        Reel Rookie

        No, only the chime associated with the doorbell that is pushed will chime. Each doorbell is connected to only one chime. 
        Not a very well thought out design if you, like me, have one door that people would ring a doorbell at. We can’t hear the chime in most of my 2,500 sq ft home. 
        Luckily I have 5 four-legged doorbells so I’m alerted if someone is at the door that way or by notification on the app.