Lets Ring Smart Lighting products interact with other Ring products for enhanced security. Enables smart lighting control from anywhere, using the Ring app. Ring Bridge: The central connection point for all Ring Smart Lighting products. If you want general information about Ring Smart Lighting, click here. What other Ring Smart Lighting products are available?
The standalone Ring Motion Sensor (requires Ring Bridge or Echo device used in place of a Ring Bridge) lets you monitor for motion in areas where you don’t need a light, doorbell, or camera and is battery-powered for easy no-wiring installation. In my case and for now I have left all the configuration of this integration in default settings.Ģ2.The Ring Motion Sensor is part of the Smart Lights line of products that strengthen your Ring of Security while illuminating your home and property. If the auto-discover didn’t work, just go to “ADD INTEGRATION” and search for MQTT and add it.Ģ1. if you are lucky, HA will auto-discover the MQTT integration.Ģ0. Once you have restarted go to Settings > Devices & Servicesġ9. For now, I’m using the autogenerated credentials.ġ8. In my case I have also enabled “Start on boot” and “Watchdog”ġ6. Search for the “Mosquitto broker” or Type “MQTT”ġ4. As Ring is not able to communicate directly, we need to have an intermediate server and a communication method. Once you have done the previous step, a Token will be sent to your phone number that you have registered with your Ring account.
#Ring motion sensor password#
Click on “OPEN WEB UI” and you will be taken to a page where you have to enter your login and password of your Ring account.ĩ. Comeback to the “Info” tab and click “START”Ĩ. Go to the “Configuration” Tab and leave all in default settings:ħ. After adding the repository scroll to the bottom of the list of addons or use seach to find the addonĥ. In the Manage add-on repositories screen enter the URL for this projects Github page ( GitHub - tsightler/ring-mqtt-ha-addon: Home Assistant addon to integrate Ring alarm and camera devices via MQTT) and click addĤ. Select the three vertical dots in the upper right-hand corner and select repositoriesģ. Navigate to the add-on store in the Home Assistant UI ( Settings in the left menu, then Add-on and finally Add on Store)Ģ. T00:02:48.898Z ring-mqtt Found new location Seattle with idġ. T00:02:47.894Z ring-mqtt MQTT connection established, processing locations… T00:02:47.880Z ring-mqtt File /data/ring-state.json saved with updated refresh token. T00:02:47.775Z ring-mqtt Starting connection to MQTT broker… T00:02:47.772Z ring-mqtt Connection to Ring API successful T00:02:45.385Z ring-mqtt Attempting connection to Ring API using saved refresh token. T00:02:45.256Z ring-mqtt Reading latest data from state file: /data/ring-state.json T00:02:45.250Z ring-mqtt Using configuration file: /data/options.json Git version 2.26.3 Using discovered MQTT Host: core-mosquitto
I don’t mind adding them manually if someone can steer me in the right direction. Odd that it even shows the battery sensors in the cameras. Saw others setups and their screen-shots are showing the door sensors.
Have rebooted several times in case there is an at boot discovery going on. Adding MQTT section to configuration.yaml results in HA booting to safe mode.Ģ.) Added Ring as an add-on w/ added github repository shown below and also as integration item.
#Ring motion sensor install#
But, the door sensors and Alarm states are not showing on the main overview page.ġ.) Install MQTT as an add-on and also as an integration. Followed the MQTT / Ring installation docs and its showing camera feeds and motion. Wondering if someone can give me some help on my Ring security alarm setup.
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