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Dmchan1

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Not sure if this is the right forum but I'm trying to setup an audible alert in a room separate from my NVR. Id like to trigger the alarm from the NVR i/o and send the signal wirelessly to some sort of small alarm in another room that I can set to go off for a specified amount of time.
Maybe Shelly relays? Maybe something else?
Anyone have ideas on how to execute this with some degree of elegance?
 
  • Easiest would be connecting something to the relay output of your NVR and that device wirelessly triggers a bell/speaker. Maybe a wireless door bell, solder wires where the button goes and connect it to your NVR/Camera's relay output.
  • Getting more fancy could be an old cell phone and the camera's app notification sound.
  • Really fancy could be Home Assistant integration and Home Assistant triggers something.
  • Some cameras (E.g. Milesight) have an option to make an API call when an event is triggered.

This is an example of setting an HTTP GET or POST within the event config of a Milesight camera. Shelley relays support an HTTP GET command to turn on their outputs.
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Hmm yeah something like that. I think I can manage the alarm end if I can figure out what to use to receive the alarm and send a wireless signal. The Shelly 1 relay has that capability?
 
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Dmchan1 said:
Hmm yeah something like that. I think I can manage the alarm end if I can figure out what to use to receive the alarm and send a wireless signal. The Shelly 1 relay has that capability?
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Maybe this will help. It's using two Shelly 1's (UL-listed version) for output from NVR to wirelessly operate a 12VDC siren.

In the bottom 2 images, Shelly #1's input, the push button, would be the NVR's alarm output. You may need to make changes to accommodate the NVR's output specs. For Shelly #2 it helps that the Shelly 1's output is a "dry" relay.:cool:

Wireless siren to Hikvsion NVR?

Hi! I currently have an Hikvision DS-7608NI-I2/8P NVR, but the integrated siren is not so loud and since it is on the second floor, i can barely hear when i'm on the first floor in the house. My question is: is there a wireless transmitter to be attached to the NVR that sends the signal to an...
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Interesting. The schematics are a tad confusing but I don't understand that device very well. Sounds like I need to get a couple in my hands and figure em out. Thanks!
 
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The bridge and serial port mostly. Unsure what those are referring to. I assume the firmware will determine how the device functions and I'll just have to tinker with that once they arrive.
I have a Shelly 3 mini so I'm somewhat familiar with their devices but I don't recall it having a serial port and I'm not motivated enough to go pull it out of the wall to look.
 
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The bridge and serial port mostly. Unsure what those are referring to. I assume the firmware will determine how the device functions and I'll just have to tinker with that once they arrive.
I have a Shelly 3 mini so I'm somewhat familiar with their devices but I don't recall it having a serial port and I'm not motivated enough to go pull it out of the wall to look.
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You won't use the serial port on any of the Shelly devices.
The bridge as shown is when 12VDC is being used and is explained in the enclosed info when you purchase a Shelly 1.

Did you read my post #4? It contained a link to a post that explains in detail how to work with the Shelly 1; there's a PDF attachment toward the end.

Here's that again:

Simple Blue Iris I/O using Shelly1 Wi-Fi Devices

Simple Blue Iris I/O using Shelly1 Wi-Fi Devices I spent hours assembling the info and the images but could not post, not sure why, maybe it was too lengthy. Anyway, I still wanted to share so below you find a PDF attached of the process to use Shelly Wi-Fi switches to send input to BI and to...
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You move the bridge (shunt) depending on how you intend to power the Shelly 1:

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Work has been a bit too busy to dive into the details yet. That makes sense. Thanks y'all! I'll let ya know when I get things running :)
 
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I have a Shelly 3 mini so I'm somewhat familiar with their devices.......
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FWIW, if you're referring to a Shelly 1 Mini Gen3, it operates on AND requires 110VAC to 240VAC on its input.....I would not advise that with a NVR output. :confused:


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Mark_M said:
  • Easiest would be connecting something to the relay output of your NVR and that device wirelessly triggers a bell/speaker. Maybe a wireless door bell, solder wires where the button goes and connect it to your NVR/Camera's relay output.
  • Getting more fancy could be an old cell phone and the camera's app notification sound.
  • Really fancy could be Home Assistant integration and Home Assistant triggers something.
  • Some cameras (E.g. Milesight) have an option to make an API call when an event is triggered.

This is an example of setting an HTTP GET or POST within the event config of a Milesight camera. Shelley relays support an HTTP GET command to turn on their outputs.
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New Dahua GUI can do this from NVR or IPC, so a camera like the tioc could act as your sounder. A expensive sounder but would tie in nicely and easily
 
MC1987 said:
New Dahua GUI can do this from NVR or IPC, so a camera like the tioc could act as your sounder. A expensive sounder but would tie in nicely and easily
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@MC1987 have a read of this thread's first sentance:
Dmchan1 said:
I'm trying to setup an audible alert in a room separate from my NVR.
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I have a suspicion that the person does not want a TiOC disco light show next to their bed or office as an alarm for motion outside LOL.
 
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Reporting back on this thread. I have setup both devices and understand exactly what is going on with this setup now. These things are pretty robust. I have encountered an issue, though. Device 1 is not triggering device 2 with the URL action. When I run the command in a URL bar it works fine. But its not working from the device itself. I submitted a support ticket to shelly. There are a few threads out there with others having the same issue but none with resolution that I've been able to find.
Oddly, the sending device does appear to be sending the command when I look at the debug log but something is not making it through, or the receiving device is not getting it. It's always something around here :)
 
Dmchan1 said:
Reporting back on this thread. I have setup both devices and understand exactly what is going on with this setup now. These things are pretty robust. I have encountered an issue, though. Device 1 is not triggering device 2 with the URL action. When I run the command in a URL bar it works fine. But its not working from the device itself. I submitted a support ticket to shelly. There are a few threads out there with others having the same issue but none with resolution that I've been able to find.
Oddly, the sending device does appear to be sending the command when I look at the debug log but something is not making it through, or the receiving device is not getting it. It's always something around here :)
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Which EXACT Shelly devices are you using, BTW?
 
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Nope. Like this
Shelly 1 Relay Switch, WiFi Smart Home Automation, Compatible with Alexa & Google Home, iOS Android App, No Hub Required, Wireless Light Switch, DIY Remote Control Garage Door, UL Certified
 
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