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insert two AAA batteries
4.
Move the Knob temporarily, right next door to the Router or Extender that you are pairing to. Carefully unscrew and open the battery
cover. Insert two new, good quality Alkaline AAA batteries, ensuring correct polarity. The Knob will now automatically enter "Pairing
Mode". You have 30 seconds to start the Pairing Process.
5.
Go back to the App on the "ADD DEVICE/WIFI SETTING" page. You will see the same SSID of the Router/Extender that you selected in
your phone's WIFI Settings at the top of the Page. Enter the password of that Router or Extender and press PAIR NEW DEVICE.
6.
The Knob will now start pairing to the Router or Extender and you will see the wheel whirling. It can take up to 60 seconds for a "pairing
successful" message to appear. If you see the message "time out, try again", disconnect the batteries from the Knob, reconnect them
to enter pairing mode again and repeat the process. If this error message continues, double check that the SSID on this page and the
password both match the Router or Extender to which you are attempting to pair the Knob. Once pairing is successful, you can now close
the battery door. Mount the Panic Knob into a permanent location using the double sided tape provided.
How to use
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4 different modes
1.
Exit the PAIRING Page in the APP by clicking
Then, click
at the top of the APP's SETTING PAGE to return you to the APP's Home Screen. Now press SECURITY SENSOR TAG. This
will take you to the Alert Mode Screen. This allows you to choose the Sound you will hear on your phone when an Alarm notification is
received from both the Panic Knob and all other Nexus devices you may have paired to your Router.
Alert Mode = Siren Sound (5 seconds repeated twice) + incoming Notification
Chime Mode = Short Alert Tone + incoming Notification
Silent Mode = No Siren, no Alert Sound, just the Notification
Off Mode
= No Siren, no Alert Sound and no Notification (All alerts from the Knob will still be listed the DEVICE's HISTORY page)
2.
Click
at the bottom of the screen. This will take you to the DEVICE page. Here you will see all the Panic Knob, including any other type
of Nexus sensors that have been paired to the APP.
Move the magnet away from the reed switch to test the Knob. You will see the blue LED flash once followed, a few seconds later by a
further two quick flashes, to indicate a notification Alert has been sent to the APP. Depending on the Alert Mode you have chosen, this
will be audible or silent. You will see the notification appear
stamped alongside. Press the "Refresh" Button at the top left hand side of the page to cancel the flashing. If you now press the Device
Icon, you will be taken to its HISTORY PAGE which will list the last 30 notifications. HISTORY PAGE which will list the last 30 notifications.
On this page you can also:
i) Toggle between turning a local Alarm On
will also start beeping)
ii) Swipe the "History Section" to the Left to get to the "Device Disabled Settings". Here you can select up to 4 daily periods in which the
Knob is automatically switched to Off Mode.
a/ Tap on One of the 4 periods to take you to the Time Selection Screen.
b/ Select the Time Period at the top of the Screen you want the Knob to turn Off automatically and then select the Days of the Week.
Press
to return to the Time Selection Screen.
c/ The Periods you selected will now be shown on the Screen. Click on
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enter the name of WIFI and password
PANIC KNOB
DOOR SENSOR
i)
PANIC KNOB
PANIC BUTTON
PANIC KNOB
device list and history
at the top of the screen (iOS only, for Android users press Backwards on your Smartphone).
or off
ii)
Device Disabled Settings
a/ Top on one of
the 4 periods
NexusHome
now
and the Device will start to flash with the Alert's time and date
PANIC KNOB : Alert
(On means that when the Knob is triggered, the optional Nexus WIFI socket
to manually turn a Time Period Off.
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Pairing
Device Disabled Settings
c/ turn a time
b/ select time period
period off
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