TP-LINK KD110 (01) PDF Document

The System LED on the TP-LINK KD110 Chime changes color to indicate its status:

Solid green: Working normally.

Blinking green: Ready to be paired.

The TP-LINK KD110 Chime features three buttons with specific functions:

Sync Button: Press the button for 3 seconds until the system LED blinks green to enter pairing mode.

Music Button: Press to cycle through different ringtones.

Volume Button: Press to adjust the volume of the ring.

The System LED on the front of the TP-LINK KD110 Doorbell indicates the following states:

Solid orange: Starting up.

Blinking orange & green: Ready for setup.

Blinking red: Connecting to home Wi-Fi; or Disconnected from home Wi-Fi.

Blinking green slowly: Connected to home Wi-Fi.

Solid green: Connected to cloud.

Blinking green quickly: Updating.

You can use the Reset Button located on the back of the TP-LINK KD110 Doorbell:

Reset Wi-Fi Connection: Press and hold for 3 seconds until the status LED blinks orange slowly.

Restore Factory Default Settings: Press and hold for 15 seconds until the status LED blinks orange quickly.

Step 1. Get the Kasa Smart app from the App Store or Google Play.

Step 2. Open the app and log in with your TP-Link ID. If you do not have an account, create one first.

Step 3. Tap the plus button in the Kasa app and select Doorbells.

Step 4. Follow the app instructions to set up your doorbell and pair it with your chime.

To record videos locally, insert a microSD card (8-128GB) by removing the two screws on the back of the TP-LINK KD110 doorbell to access the slot.

The following table outlines the screw sizes used for the TP-LINK KD110:

You can turn the TP-LINK KD110 on or off by tapping the switch on the home page of the Kasa Smart app. Turning it off means entering privacy mode, where you cannot stream live video.

1. Tap your Smart Doorbell in the Home page to enter the live view page, and then tap the Schedule icon.

2. Tap the + icon on the top right corner.

3. Set a schedule to turn your Smart Doorbell on or off at set times.

4. Tap Save. You can toggle schedules on or off at any time from the Schedule page.

Note: You must insert a microSD card first.

1. In the live view page, tap the Settings icon.

2. Select “24/7 Recording”.

3. Toggle the feature to “On” to enable recording every minute of every day.

Recorded videos are saved on the microSD card. To view them, go to the Home page to enter the live view page, then tap the “24/7 Recording” icon.

When enabled, the doorbell will not ring and no push notifications will be sent.

1. Tap your Smart Doorbell in the Home page to enter the live view page, and then tap the Bell icon (Do Not Disturb).

2. Add a Do Not Disturb schedule. The feature turns on when the schedule starts and off when it ends.

3. You can manually toggle Do Not Disturb on or off; the next schedule will still activate automatically.

1. Tap your Smart Doorbell in the Home page to enter the live view page and tap the Settings icon.

2. Toggle the “Camera” switch. When turned off, privacy mode is enabled, meaning the doorbell will not stream live view or record videos.

In the Device Settings menu, tap “Device Name,” enter a new friendly name (e.g., “Living Room Camera”), and save your changes.

In Device Settings under Detection & Sensitivity:

Enable “Detect Motion” or “Detect Person” to record when motion or a person is detected. You can also adjust the sensitivity slider.

Enable “Listen for Sound” to record when sound is detected and adjust the sound sensitivity.

In Device Settings, toggle “Record Audio” to on if you want to record sound along with the video footage.

In Device Settings under Notifications, you can:

Enable “Person Detected,” “All Other Motion & Sound,” or “Doorbell is Pressed” to receive specific alerts.

Enable “Automatically Limit Notifications” if you do not want to be bothered by frequent notifications.

Go to Device Settings and select “Activity Zones.” You can control alerts by creating multiple custom activity zones around areas that are important to you.

Navigate to Device Settings and select “Video Quality.” Choose the resolution (e.g., 720P). Higher quality looks better but requires a faster internet connection and larger storage size.

In Device Settings under “Night Vision,” you can select “Automatic.” This allows the camera to automatically switch between day and night modes, turning on night vision in low light conditions and turning it off in daylight.

In Device Settings, you can toggle the switches for “Doorbell Button LED” and “Status LED” to turn them on or off.

Go to Device Settings and select “On-Screen Display Info.” Here you can choose whether to display the Time Stamp or Logo on the Live View screen.

1. Go to Device Settings and tap “Chime Pairing.”

2. Plug in the chime at your desired location.

3. Follow the steps to pair the chime with your doorbell. Note that the doorbell can be paired with multiple chimes.

Method 1: Swipe left on your Smart Doorbell on the Devices page, tap Delete, then tap Remove Device.

Method 2: Tap your Smart Doorbell, go to the Device Settings page, and tap Remove Device at the bottom.

Both methods will remove the device from your Kasa account and restore it to factory settings.

1. Tap the Smart Actions icon at the bottom of the app, then tap “Add an Action.”

2. Select “Motion Sensing” as the automation type.

3. Select your doorbell as the trigger device.

4. Select another Kasa device (e.g., Smart Light Switch) to respond to the motion.

5. Configure settings such as when the action runs (Always or Custom time) and optional auto-off timers.

6. Name your action and tap Complete.

1. Launch the Kasa Smart app, go to the sidebar, and tap “Works with Kasa.”

2. Tap “Amazon Alexa.”

3. Tap “Connect.”

4. Sign in with your Amazon account.

5. Tap “LINK” to link your TP-Link ID with your Amazon account.

1. Launch the Kasa Smart app, go to the sidebar, and tap “Works with Kasa.”

2. Tap “Google Assistant.”

3. Follow the instructions provided to connect your device to your Google Home.