ring Alarm User Manual

Keypad.
You’ll use your Keypad to arm and disarm your
Alarm, so we recommend you place it in the hallway
or near the door you most often use to exit and
enter. Some people install an extra Keypad in their
bedroom for easy access at night.
Install steps:
. Connect
When prompted by the app, plug the Keypad
into an outlet with the included USB cable and
wall adapter.
. Configure
Give your Keypad a unique name and add it to a
room. Don’t forget, you must create a personal
access code to arm and disarm your Alarm.
. Install
The Keypad can be mounted flush on a wall or
placed on a table, and can be left plugged in or
run on its internal battery.
For more on Entry and Exit Delays, see page 18.
To install Keypad on a wall:
• Slide the bracket o the Keypad.
• Place the mounting bracket on the wall, then
use the wall anchors and screws from your kit to
fasten the bracket to the wall. (If using anchors,
you should pre-drill holes.)
• Slide the Keypad onto the bracket.
To place the Keypad on a table:
• Slide the bracket o of the Keypad.
• Flip the bracket over, then slide it
back on to elevate the Keypad.
Range Extender.
Range Extenders expand the range of your
Ring Alarm network and enable your devices to
communicate with the Base Station.
The Range Extender works best when it’s placed
between your Base Station and your most distant
Alarm devices. You may need to move the Range
Extender around to dierent outlets within your
home to find the best placement.
Install Steps:
. Connect
To prepare your Range Extender for setup,
plug it into any outlet.
. Configure
Using the app, give it a unique name and
assign it to a room.
. Install
Plug the Range Extender into an outlet
between your Base Station and one or
more Alarm devices.
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ring Alarm Specifications

General

Brand	ring
Model	Alarm
Category	Security System
Language	English