- yes
- yes
- yes
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Wow, I’m surprised it’s so flexible. Now I just have to decide whether I’m willing to spend that much on a doorbell, thanks for answering all my questions.
how do you like the Iiyama T2454MSC ? Awesome project.
So far it’s working great. Can’t say it’s getting as much use as I’d hoped but it sure works with a pi as a kiosk station.
My plan was to buy one and use it as a central home display for HA. I have a downstairs camera and one on the upstairs front door from the apartment. Most tablets are to small so the 24" would be awesome. Do you find the touch to be good enough for the purpose of a HA dashboard of some kind?
To create (maybe) even more confusion, you can have a look at another SIP (voice and video), HA, doorbell integration https://community.home-assistant.io/t/sip-doorbell-android-tablet-and-ha-integration/136171. And AFAIK, the Grandstream GDS3710 I am using is cheaper than the doorbird… More food for thought 
GV
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The touch function is just as good as on any tablet though you may want to think about aesthetics of how to integrate the look of a 24" screen into your home. It’s ok in a big office. Another headache you’ll have is managing the lovelace views. The defaults can cram a lot on a full hd screen and you better test that out first.
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I have a 24" non touchscreen already set up with HA as just an information screen. Ill thnk about it, thank you.
Superb! it worked for my own automation Thanks for sharing ! Would be nice if the home assistant app on your phone would popup in the right tab if someone rings the phone. Is that possible ?
Hey there, any possibility to have the two ways audio on a tablet without using the doorbird app ? I have the live video, all events and switch but I would like to speak to my guest with the tablet
Any chance ?
Thank you !
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Only if you figure out how to integrate a SIP client into that tablet. That should be possible but it isn’t part of what’s possible with HA right now.
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Hi, I have configured the doorbird with the following info:
doorbird:
devices:
- host: IPHost
username: xxxxx
password: yyyy
token: Portero Casa
hass_url_override: HassIP
name: porton
events:
- button
- doorbell
When restarting the HA it creates two HTTP(S) calls in the Doorbird app but if I go to my laptop and fire any of them the answer is: ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
Can anybody tell me why? I’m trying to fire an automation that will say through Alexa that someone is ringing with this code:
- alias: Doorbell Ring
trigger:
platform: event
event_type: doorbird_doorbell_porton_button
action:- service: notify.alexa_media
data:
target:
- media_player.echo_plus_de_nacho
data:
type: tts
#method: all
message: Alguien llama a la puerta
- service: notify.alexa_media
If anybody can help me I’ll really appreciate.
Have you ever gotten the picture-entity or anything like it to show the live feed rather than a static image?
Has somebody an idea if it’s possible to send a picture of the Doorbell Ring with telegram?
Hi all,
I have tried to integrate my doorbird doorbell.
Configuration.yaml:
doorbird:
devices:
- host: 192.168.x.x
username: ghxxxxxxxx
password: **********
token: **********
events:
- button
- doorbell
camera:
- platform: doorbird
Now, I have the following:
camera.doorbird_1_last_motion
camera.doorbird_1_last_ring
camera.doorbird_1_live
And I can actually see the live-view.
But… I can not find any entity with the (doorbell-)button.
Any suggestions?
That’s not an entity, it’s an event you need to create a listening trigger for via automation.
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Ah, thanks for responding, Jan.
Can you help me a little bit out on that?
how you handle calling/speaking so audio with HA and Doorbird?
API seems not to deliver like them 
You’re right. The API doesn’t do any audio. Hence we don’t. What we do have is have the doorbirds in our SIP PBX call our receptionist as well.
Hi I’m blocking as you.
Have you found one solution to detect if somebody press the button ?