Understanding Video Doorbell Wired Flashing Light Patterns
Learn the meaning behind different LED light colors and patterns to help you ensure your Ring Video Doorbell Wired is functioning properly.
Review the chart below to see what LED light colors and patterns let you know when your Video Doorbell Wired has been pressed, is attempting to connect to wifi, downloading an update, and more.
This chart shows a Video Doorbell Wired with a silver faceplate. Your Video Doorbell Wired may have a removable black faceplate.
Activity | Flashing Light Pattern |
Button press | LEDs around the button spin blue |
Attempting to set up wifi, when the device doesn't have any saved wifi credentials. | LEDs around the button spin white |
In the process of connecting to a network during setup | Blue light moving upwards |
Firmware update in progress | White light flashing on and off |
Booting up | Blue circle is flashing, one second on, one second off |
Speaker enabled | Solid blue light |
Successful set up | Four LEDs flash four times |
Setup failed - password error (passwords are case sensitive) | Flashing white light at the top of the circle |
Setup Failed - couldn't connect to Ring network (access point) | Flashing white light at the right of the circle |
Failed setup - another reason | Flashing white light at the left of the circle |
Factory restore | Short rapid flashing burst of blue light, then a spinning white circle |
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