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Thanks for the video!

I will give it a try this weekend, I'm not home right now. I let you know how it goes.

A bit off topic

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Send them an email and maybe magic happens..

My chime is max 16 (and is now on 24) that probably explains the humming. I'll try the relay option.

Typical Dutch threat . along with some others.. I can't have it because on medication for high blood pressure. (i't very very good stuf, but very nasty for your blood pressure )

Costs are not to bad, I have a business and postoffice costs are manageable ;-). But ok. I'ff you ever need one, just ask. My 'small' remaining problem is that I cannot find a transformer that is on 16V Her in the Netherlands there al 4, 8 or 24. Somehow 16 is missing. I tried the option that was me...

Hi @Revo2Maxx I noticed that you didn't get your hands on a chime I'm talking about. I do have a older one laying around, without lid, but functional. I could send it to you, so you can test the thing. It's doing nothing here. So if your interested?

I connected it as you adviced, no sound and no humming from the doorbell. When I connect the chime kit to the T and the other end of the chime kit to the cable that normally goes to the T the doorbell works but it still is humming.

Hi Revo2Maxx thanks for your reply, I'll make a topic of my own the next time, Your suggestion to connect the wires from 1 without connecting it to 1 and connect the chime kit to OF and T3 is how it is connected this moment, That is the layout on the left (with the X) I'll check the Voltage on the d...

I have a strange problem with the chime kit on my setup. My setup is exactly like the first post on the left side (with the crosses in it) including the chime in the picture. When the chime kit isn't connected, I hear a hum on the chime (not the transformer) but when I push the button on the AD410 i...