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For many types of tent loops just a large fender washer on the lag bolt would work, just put the bolt through the loop of the tent. A neoprene washer of similar OD can be used to keep the metal washer in place and as a cushion between the bolt and the ring.

Great video, super technical. But do you know if it is possible to disable the white light(for G4 pro), the one pointing to the ground, via ssh? Thanks.

This is genius!!! Thank you for this video

I honestly didn't think this would work,but you proved me wrong so good job.

coach screw $1.25 each in a pack of 25, purpose made screw in tent pegs $1.13 in a pack of 15. Think I'll just buy the screw in tent pegs!

3 years later and this video is still helpful. I have the same situation where my leviton media cabinet doesnt meet my need anymore and I looked into the same tripe lite rack. Is it possible to flush mount this vertical rack?

Anyone able to enable ssh? (v3.1.16 unvr) (v2.10.10 OS) I cant seem to enable it. Help would be appreciated :)

What’s the max length of the wav?

Thank you very much! Was able to use this successfully on Protect 2.8.35.

Para interiores no los recomiendas ? En qué precio te salieron suenan bastante bien qué tal el bajo ?

I am unable to copy my wave file to the doorbell. I am getting this -> sh: /usr/libexec/sftp-server: not found. Please help.

@christiansakanai9812, I am going to use customize sounds for major holidays and want to revert back to the original sound on the doorbell. What is the easiest way to do this? Should I reboot or factory restore?

Do I need the amp?

If you're using tent stakes properly, the force to pull it straight out of the ground doesn't matter. You want to angle stakes so that they're in the ground at a right angle to the direction of force. That said, robust screws can be easier to get into and out of the ground, especially if you have an impact drill-driver. Nice DIY hook idea!

how about just a piece of flat bar bent at 90° and a hole drilled in each end.

Great video. Thank you. What part of So Cal are you in?

Do you think that it was enough or you thought that was better buy Atrium 5? I am in doubt if I put atrium 4 + subwoofer or only atrium 4 but your test sound very very great

What a great video!!! Awesome and easy concept. I no longer have a vice, but think I can borrow one. very nice. Thank you! Subbed.

My Family's biggest complaint was everything going off when we lost power. I installed an Altronix AL1012ULACM 12vdc 10 amp power supply. This gave me 6-10 12v supplies that would last between 2hrs to 48hrs depending on the load. I ran the antenna amp, still do. A Leviton router and WIFI router and a rf modulator for putting the HDMI camera out of the DVR onto the antenna amp. Now I have a 24port Cisco Switch so I installed a Leviton 42 inch expansion ring to accommodate everything.

poor neighbours ...

I shit myself when when I saw the price !!

can you do the same with the smart chime ?

Excellent. Been looking to do this for a while. Thanks for the how-to!

how about the bass

A short piece of chain on the lag screw works good

Really smart idea

Protect v2.0 appears to have broken this :-(

I can’t wait to get these hahahaha

No one’s going camping with a drill

Appreciate you.

Great idea with the lag bolts. Large diameter fender washers are an easy alternative to the S hook.

Very nice video and that works perfect for your application.

Hello! I am from mexico! Excuse me, i want to buy two outdoor speakers, the sonos sound Greate but is a lot money for me… can you tell me please , what do you prefer.. a bose or a polk outdoor speakers??? From this two, can you tell what prefer? Thanks? Excuse my bad english….

Wow I was not aware they sold this type of rack, definetely works better to stick them on those home closets, nicely done.

Is this waterproof?

why not just write a batch file so we can download and run by changing IP via powershell? great video!!! Very informative... I'll defiantly be doing this for Christmas. :)

This was super helpful for this year's Halloween escapades. Thanks!!

For the past year+ is was just able to SSH into the doorbell, rename "/sounds/chime.wav" to "chime.wav.old", upload my custom sound with the name "chime.wav", and restart the sounds and leds process. And it worked great. But recently that process wasn't working, I am guessing due to an update. When I did these steps today the custom sound would play briefly and then the doorbell would reboot, which sucks because I wanted to have a special Halloween doorbell. After playing around with it, I notice that they now have a "sounds_ring_button" folder in the "sounds" directory that contains "Chime.wav" (big C). Sadly this folder is read only so the same rename trick isn't possible. But I did get it to work. Like in the video I altered the sounds and leds config file, but I pointed it to a wav file that doesn't exist (i.e. ""sounds_ring_button": "../../../../../var/etc/sounds/HauntedMansionDoorbell.wav") AND then I did the usual rename "/sounds/chime.wav" and restart sounds and leds process. AND ITS WORKING! My guess is that the doorbell is pointing to the new "sounds_ring_button" folder, for the config but has a fall back to the original "sounds/chime.wav" if the file is not found. Ubiquiti if you are reading this PLEASE just make this an official process thru Unifi Protect

It looks like this has been patched bij UBNT. Whatever I did it never uses de custom.wav. nevertheless I used your video to get access to the camera's with SSH. a comment below stated that you can just rename te file with the mv (move) command and upload a new chime.wav, this also worked for me.

Very nice job. I think I would have used a black fan to obscure it a bit. I have a structured panel and this is exactly why I am not buying a Dream Machine Pro. Ubiquiti should rethink the coffee can DM and offer us something that is port dense and fits structured boxes.

I followed your great instructions. Learned a lot. But could not get it to use custom.wav. I tried different file paths. I tried changing permissions to match the others in folder. I killed processes and even rebooted doorbell. In the end I used WINSCP to rename chime.wav to chimeold.wav and then uploaded my new file as chime.wav. Works great. I now have a great Halloween sounding ring tone using a snippet of Ghost busters theme song.

Well it's been a year and now I have this product. Surprised they haven't made it official to compete with Nest's holiday chimes that you have no control over when they appear and disappear. I will be doing this but my doorbell is powered by a GFCI that trips when my holiday lights get too wet... So I can see myself having to do this a couple times throughout the holidays ahead. Thanks for the video!

Just remind me to pack my drill and 18v battery pack.

Awesome ty

Unfortunately, it seems like this has been patched out... Messing with this config file doesn't change the sound my doorbell makes and there are references to the various wav files within /bin/ubnt_sounds_leds binary now. I don't know whether these were always there or not... Maybe you could patch the binary, and maybe you'll get lucky and you can fit a longer name in there, but if my understanding of the problem I'm running into is correct, that just sent the difficulty of this fun little tweak through the roof.

great idea! I’ll be trying to duplicate your lag screw stake idea for my 10x14 kodiak canvas tent. tired of hammering stakes!

This was really good, thanks mate!

You have convinced me to get one of these doorbells. Thanks!

Awesome video. Thanks for explaining your audio workflow, too!

Great mod thanks for sharing !!!