Well hey.... just got my AD110 from Amazon today. I feel your pain.
I followed the steps to install the Chime Kit, Have it wired on the bench for testing.
Followed the steps in the manual, it covers physical install, then says go to the app. I got the app, so no problem.
Trying to add it using Viewpro2 app on my phone.
Sorta have to, as there is no ethernet cable to bypass wireless. Cant use my 'IP camera viewer' to find the "new" device.
First issue: Scan the QR code, it successfully gets the serial #.
Then it asks if its a wifi camera, POE camera or DVR/NVR.... Evidently the QR AND the serial # does not have this info. Wouldn't one think that the QR code would INDICATE WHAT THE DEVICE IS TO THE MANUFACTERER?
Guess not. That would seem somewhat idiotic, but I am getting used to such from dealing with ReoIink.
So a doorbell is.... A wifi camera I guess. OK. It is not POE, not a DVR/NVR. Ergo, must be wireless camera?
Next choice: Set up a new camera, or one that is already connected - I pick new camera. Even though it is connected, I am assuming they mean connected to the app?
New Camera it is.
Next choice- it recommends Ethernet/Wifi set up. So I choose it. OK! First instruction: Connect wire from router to Device.
This is from the people that make the product?
KInda tough for a camera/doorbell with NO ETHERNET CONNECTION!
OK, Wireless it is. Next screen: 1)connect device to power 2) Make sure there is Wifi near the device. Done, and Done.
Hit next.
Says PLEASE enable my GPS service to get SSID. WTH does the doorbell need my GPS coordinates for?? Marketing?
OK, enabled for now. Hope the Chinese overlords get my address wrong.
NOW it can see my home network. Great! Now I turn OFF the GPS, insert PW, and wait...
So glad I was able to supply a GPS location for my router that I am now putting in the password to.

Thanks a PANTLOAD Amcrest.
Darn. I guess turning off the location disabled it. Unless they can get my EXACT location, my SSID, Password all in one basket. OH well, lets give marketing, and any hackers, my data. THEN see if I can actually use the device after giving up privacy.
Now its telling my Dual band fails to support 5G wifi. And.... Doesn't this run on 2.4G anyway?!?
""Supports 2.4GHz WiFi Networks, Does Not Support 5GHz Networks"" (
https://amcrest.com/2mp-wifi-camera-doorbell-ad110.html ~12 'bullets' down)
OK, this is a 'one size fits all' type of thing. OK.
Hit the 'set wifi' tab, and it goes to MY phone wifi setup. Not the device.
OK, so now I have given my location.
It sees my network.
I put in password.
My phone is connected to the same wifi network.
It continues to tell me my dual band router does not support 5g. Even though my other 5G devices work fine and are connected.
Hit next anyway.
Another 120 second wait.....
Again... FAILED TO CONNECT. 'There was an issue connecting with WIFI. Please try again, or use Ethernet Wifi setup.
Yeah... on the device with no ethernet port.
I was SO happy finding a doorbell that was NOT cloud based. And I Have been much happier with Amcrest than ReoIink.
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IF it matters at all, I went and got a doorbell kit from HD. (
https://www.homedepot.com/pep/Defiant-W ... /322882049)
Our house never had a doorbell, nor was wired for it. So I figured it would be great if we had a cheery 'ding-dong' in the house, and this seemed to be the best time to add it.
Well.... press the button with all wires connected... and the new doorbell kit does not go 'ding dong' . it does when manually activated, so the doorbell unit is fine. THE AD110 makes noise. On my porch.
I am HOPING that the indoor bell will ring once device is set up. Otherwise it is a return. A doorbell has one job: ALERT THE INSIDE OF THE HOUSE TO A VISITOR.

I will hear them shouting louder than the AD110 on the porch.
I see
@TreeLeaf was successful with the Viewpro app. I am loading that on my phone, and see if THAT will allow setup on the AD110.
Will update. But ANY assistance welcome. Show me how I am overlooking something, please.
