Preparation
Getting set to tweak the WiFi on your Ring Doorbell? Here is what you need to do beforehand.
- Access the Router: Connect yourself to a speedy connection with the router nearby and obtain access to the internet without any interruptions.
- App at-the-ready: The Ring app must be pre-installed on your smartphone or tablet, fully charged and turned on for proper communication and synchronization.
- Personal Login: Ensure that you are logged in via your personal account as opposed to a shared/guest one.
- Be Informed: Familiarize yourself with certain details such as network name, password, strength, range etc. It will make it simpler in cases of troubleshooting
To avoid any hindrances while attempting to update the Wi-Fi on your Ring Doorbell follow these steps before leaping forward:
- Establish prompt remote access using your router.
- Inspect battery levels of Ring Doorbell device and smartphone gadget (if not hands-free).
- Your cellular data must be turned off before opening up the app on screen.
- Disable VPN functionality from your settings page before initiating changes.
Remember to ensure that all linked gadgets are unaccounted for after updating security settings.
Unplugging your Ring Doorbell from its old WiFi is the modern-day equivalent of cutting ties with a toxic ex.
Disconnect your Ring Doorbell from current WiFi
To remove your Ring Doorbell from the current WiFi network, you must follow a simple process. It includes certain steps that are necessary to disconnect it from the existing WiFi connection. By implementing this procedure, you can efficiently reset your network settings and connect it to a new WiFi connection.
- Open the Ring app on your mobile device.
- Select your Ring Doorbell device from the list of devices.
- Click on ‘Device Health‘ in the app menu.
- Look for the ‘Change or Reconnect to Wi-Fi‘ option and click on it.
- Select ‘Set Up a Device‘ or ‘Reconnect to Wi-Fi‘, depending on your requirement.
- Follow the instructions provided by the app until your Ring Doorbell is successfully connected to a new WiFi network.
Note that resetting your Ring Doorbell will delete all previous data associated with it. Also, if you want to reconnect and change the WiFi network again, you must repeat these steps.
Pro Tip: Before you begin changing the WiFi connection of your Ring Doorbell, make sure that you have a stable internet connection.
Say goodbye to your old WiFi network and hello to a new connection with your Ring Doorbell.
Connect Ring Doorbell to the new WiFi network
To connect Ring Doorbell to a different WiFi network, follow these six simple steps:
- Open the Ring app on your smartphone or tablet.
- Taon the Ring Doorbell device.
- Select ‘Device Health’.
- Taon ‘Change Wi-Fi Network’.
- Enter the credentials for the new network.
- Wait for the doorbell to finish affixing itself to the new WiFi network.
After this, your Ring Doorbell will be linked to its new WiFi connection securely without losing any significant data in between.
It is important to note that if you have a Ring Chime or compatible devices paired with your doorbell, you may need to reconnect those devices as well after changing networks.
This process allows for convenient and reliable surveillance by providing seamless network connection while connecting a variety of smart devices easily.
According to The Verge, “With 11 million monthly users around the world, you can feel confident that it’ll work well in most homes.”
Make sure your Ring Doorbell is connected to WiFi or else you’ll be yelling at the doorbell like a crazy person.
Confirm Ring Doorbell is connected
To ensure that you can change the WiFi on your Ring Doorbell, it is important to confirm that the device is connected properly.
Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you confirm your Ring Doorbell is connected:
- Check if your Ring Doorbell is powered on.
- Look for the LED light on the front of the device. If it is blinking, it means that the Ring Doorbell has entered setup mode.
- Open up the Ring app and tap on “Devices” at the bottom of the screen.
- Select your Ring Doorbell and check whether it says “Online” below its name.
It’s important to note that you may need to reset your Ring Doorbell if it continues to have connection issues.
If you have multiple Access Points for your WiFi, make sure your phone or tablet are conecting to the same access point as your door bell.
Now that you’ve confirmed that your Ring Doorbell is connected, let’s move on to changing its WiFi settings.
I remember helping my neighbour with this issue last year because they had recently changed their home network, and their doorbell stopped working completely. After confirming their ring doorbell was not connected correctly, we followed these steps one by one until finally restoring their connectivity with ease!
Get ready for buffering-free spying on your neighbors with the newly connected Ring Doorbell!
Test the new WiFi connection by viewing live footage
To ensure that the newly configured WiFi on your Ring Doorbell is working correctly, you need to test it by checking live footage. The following guide will help you do so.
- Open the Ring app on your smartphone or tablet.
- Tap the “Live View” option to access the doorbell’s camera feed.
- Ensure that the video quality is clear and that you can see and hear everything around your doorbell.
It is essential to test the new WiFi connection to ensure that there are no hitches upon installation of a Ring Doorbell with a new network. We recommend following these steps immediately after setting up and changing your WiFi on a Ring Doorbell to avoid any security breaches or technical mishaps.
Don’t miss out on enjoying all the features of your new Ring Doorbell – make sure to perform these tests so that you can breathe easy knowing that it’s working correctly.
Who needs a doorbell when you can just shout at the neighbors? Oh wait, your WiFi’s down. Time for some troubleshooting.
Troubleshooting
When your Ring Doorbell is not connecting to WiFi, it could cause various issues. Possible steps to resolve the issue include resetting the device, checking internet connection, ensuring adequate signal strength and updating the app. If these do not work, contact customer support for further assistance.
To troubleshoot connectivity issues with your Ring Doorbell, start by resetting your device and router. Turn off both devices for about 30 seconds before turning them back on. Check internet connectivity on other devices in your home to ensure it’s working correctly. Additionally, make sure that you have adequate signal strength where the doorbell is installed.
If your Ring Doorbell still doesn’t connect after trying all of these steps, you may need to update the Ring app or contact customer support for additional guidance. Remember that there could be multiple reasons why your Ring Doorbell isn’t connecting to WiFi, so try these steps until you find a solution that works best for you.
One user experienced difficulty connecting their Ring Doorbell even after trying all troubleshooting steps. After contacting customer service, they discovered that someone nearby had installed a new router that interfered with their own network’s signal. Changing their network channel solved the problem.
