I haven't used any ring devices. However, if the Ring doorbell
is capable of creating events (i.e. motion detected, doorbell
pressed, etc.) within the Amazon Alexa ecosystem, then you should
be able to trigger routines with these events. Then, in a
routine, you can turn on a light that is defined in the Crestron
voice modules and from that trigger code on a Crestron processor.
Since Ring is already working with cloud services, to send
notifications to your smart phone, etc., there really isn't any
downside to leveraging Alexa routines. to help you integrate with
your Crestron processor.
Hope this helps
Jay
On 12/27/2024 9:59 AM, chad via
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I've never heard of an API for ring. If you do want a similar
lower cost option, Avycon makes a standards based video doorbell
with SIP support and strike control... I don't love their app
but at least you can make your own