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  • Page 1 BBQ GURU cybeRQ cloud MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    5. Key Operation 6. Powering up 7. Manual Operation 8. Pairing other devices to the CyberQ Cloud in Hot-spot mode 9. Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network in Infrastructure Mode 10. Connecting CyberQ Cloud to Share My Cook 11. Voice Control using Amazon Alexa - Initial Setups 12.

  • Page 3: Safety Warnings

    – This will allow you to verify your control’s temperature reading for your safety. Even though the CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi can be controlled remotely, allowing you to cook while you are away, someone should always be present when your pit is cooking to prevent fires.
  • Page 4 WARNING: Pit fires can occur when liquids are spilled or when cook- ing at temperatures that cause surfaces inside the cooker to reach the ignition temperature of fats. Never pour or toss water directly into a fat fire. Reduce the temperature by cooling the fire in the firebox with a water spray. Close the cooking chamber door and the firebox while it is steaming to smother the fire.

  • Page 5: Cyberq Cloud Wi-Fi Features

    • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Other 2.4GHz devices, such as cordless phones and wireless networked devic- es, may cause interference with the CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi and prevent a reliable connection. It is the customer’s responsibility to diagnose the source of the interference and determine which devices need to be turned off or eliminated from the installation.

  • Page 6: Probes

    CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi, not during operation. This will allow the CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi time to sense how you are trying to cook and config- ure its alarm operation to prevent false food alarms. You can also leave a food probe plugged in and not use it.

  • Page 7: Power Draft Blowers (Fans)

    Pressing the M/E KEY and LEFT KEY decreases the Display contrast. Holding down all four arrow keys (UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT) for approximately 5 seconds will reset all settings to factory defaults. The CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi will then show RESETTING EEPROM and restart.

  • Page 8: Powering Up

    TURNING OFF - To turn the CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi off, press and hold the M/E key for 4 seconds. TURNING ON - To turn CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi on, press and hold the M/E key for 2 seconds. Because of the internal EEPROM memory, if there is a power interruption at any...
  • Page 9 If a food or cook sensor is unplugged or damaged (open), it will show OPEN next to the corresponding item. COOK TEMP Scroll to COOKTEMP (pit temp) in the MAIN SCREEN using the UP/DOWN keys (arrow will display) to modify its value. Press the M/E key to modify the cook setpoint as follows: COOK SET 270°F...
  • Page 10 TIMER Scroll the TIMER in the MAIN SCREEN using the UP/DOWN keys (arrow will dis- play) to modify its value. Press the M/E key: TIMER 12:01:00 Use the LEFT and RIGHT keys to select the digit to be changed. Adjust the values using the UP and DOWN Keys, press the M/E key to enter and store the value and return to the main screen.
  • Page 11 UNITS You may select whether to use Deg F or Deg C. Default is Deg F. Select the digit using the LEFT and RIGHT keys and adjust the value using the UP/DOWN keys. ALARM BEEPS You may select from OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. Select the digit using the LEFT and RIGHT keys and adjust the value using the UP/DOWN keys.
  • Page 12 TIMEOUT CONTROL MESSAGE DISPLAYED BEEPER ACTION SELECTION ACTION NO ACTN none none none HOLD COOKSET is set TIMEOUT HOLD 200° F (or Sounds once with the number to COOKHOLD cook hold temp) Is flashed of beeps set by ALARM BEEPS value continuously until a key is pressed to clear it.
  • Page 13 control calculates everything for you. The factory default setting is off, so you must enable this feature to use it. Note when using this feature, you may want to start your pit temperature a little higher than normal to reduce cook time and not overcook your food.

  • Page 14: Pairing Other Devices To The Cyberq Cloud In Hot-Spot Mode

    8. PAIRING OTHER DEVICES TO THE CYBERQ CLOUD IN HOT-SPOT MODE The most basic way to use the CyberQ Cloud’s features is by directly pairing it with one or more Wi-Fi devices in hot-spot mode. While this method doesn’t enable all the CyberQ Cloud’s features, direct connection can be useful. If you are at a competition where there is no Wi-Fi or AC power, or if you are tailgating or camping, for example, taking control with a portable device is handy.
  • Page 15 Wi-Fi to allow emails to be received. Texts and phone calls work normally, as they use cellular transmission. If you will be using a CyberQ Cloud in close proximity to others (at a BBQ com- petition, for example) having several units with an identical SSID and password will cause them to interfere with each other.

  • Page 16: Connecting Cyberq Cloud To Share My Cook

    (Note: This number will expire in 60 minutes.) 7. Unplug your CyberQ Cloud and plug it back in. 8. Once your device powers up, the CyberQ Cloud LCD panel will display REG PIN 0000. 9. Use the arrow keys on your device to enter the pin from ShareMyCook.
  • Page 17 VERIFY EMAIL TO RECEIVE NOTIFICATIONS ShareMyCook allows users to receive email alert notifications based on cooks and/ or the CyberQ Cloud. Before you can use this feature, you must verify your email. 1. Click the ‘Account’ drop down menu and select ‘Account Settings’ .
  • Page 18 ShareMyCook allows users to receive text message alert notifications based on cooks and/or the CyberQ Cloud. For example, if you want to get a text message notification when your food is ready or get an update on your timer. Before you can use this feature, you must verify your mobile phone number.
  • Page 19 2. Because cooks perform differently based on the grill you are using, by setting your grill, this can help you make any special adjustments to your CyberQ Cloud to increase performance. 3. Use the drop down menus and select the grill make and model. If you don’t see your grill make or model, just select ‘Other’...
  • Page 20 If you are recording a cook, your CyberQ Cloud must be registered on and connected to ShareMyCook. The CyberQ Cloud will send updates to ShareMy- Cook every 15 seconds during a cook with a good Wi-Fi connection.
  • Page 21 4. Select the grill you will be using for your cook by clicking on the circle above your grill name. (If you haven’t added a grill to your profile yet, click ‘Add Grill’ . ) 5. Select which device you will using for your cook by clicking on the circle (ra- dio button) next to your device name.
  • Page 22 ‘Start Recording’ . (You can only have one cook recording at a time per device you own. If you are recording a cook with one device and start a new cook with the same CyberQ Cloud device, it will stop the recording of your previous cook).
  • Page 23 (Gauges will ONLY appear when you are recording a cook). For a CyberQ Cloud, up to four gauges may appear: Pit, Food 1, Food 2, Food 3. If you do not have a probe plugged into the CyberQ Cloud, the corre- sponding gauge will disappear.
  • Page 24 The graph will only show data for probes that you have plugged into your CyberQ Cloud. So if you only have 1 pit probe and 1 food probe plugged in, only those temperatures will display on the graph. You can hide and show different probe temperatures by clicking on the color square at the top of the chart.
  • Page 25 CyberQ Cloud. The “Last Connection from Device” status shows you a time stamp of the last time it received a signal from your CyberQ Cloud. This is helpful if your device is offline so you can determine when your device started to have any issues.
  • Page 26 If your device gets disconnected, the timer will not update. In addition, the timer only updates when it receives a new update from the CyberQ Cloud, which is usually every 15-30 seconds. It will not count down each second).
  • Page 27 Shut down means it will completely shut off the fan. 3. Alarm Dev: your CyberQ Cloud can warn you if your pit tempera- ture gets too high or drops too low. This is important to notify you if your pit temperature gets hotter than you want or drops too low (if you ran out of charcoal, for example).

  • Page 28: Voice Control Using Amazon Alexa - Initial Setups

    Hotspot setting are the settings that you use to access and use your CyberQ as a WIFI access point for direct control. Infrastructure settings are those settings that your CyberQ Cloud uses to get on to your home WIFI to get it onto the internet. We generally do not recommend changing these settings directly unless instructed to by BBQ Guru customer service.
  • Page 29 5. You will see CyberQ Cloud appear, click on it and install it by adding it to your account. 6. Once added, you will need to link it to your ShareMyCook account. Click on the blue ‘Enable’ button. After you click on ‘Enable’...

  • Page 30: Voice Control Using Amazon Alexa - Voice Commands

    VOICE COMMANDS After you have successfully linked your Amazon Alexa-enabled device (sold sep- arately) with your CyberQ Cloud (please refer to the ‘Voice Control Initial Setup’ in the manual for directions), you can start using voice commands, allowing you to monitor and control your device with just the sound of your voice.

  • Page 31: Building A Proper Fire For Good Control

    Multiple Devices: Amazon Alexa voice control will control the default CyberQ Cloud. For our customers who own more than one CyberQ Cloud, we have add- ed the ability to change the default device in your account with the sound of your voice.

  • Page 32: Firmware Updates

    Failure to include such items may prevent or delay your refund or exchange. Items must be in a condition that permits us to resell them. The BBQ Guru will not accept the following items for return: (i) items that have been personalized or customized: (ii) special order items, if not part of the BBQ Guru retail sales offering (iii) items that have been used, altered or that show wear or damage;...

  • Page 33: Wi-Fi Specifications

    1. Check to make sure that your router is set to support 802.11g wireless devices. 2. Check to make sure that the CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi is set to infrastructure mode and that the SSID, Key, and Encryption type all match your router, and that...
  • Page 34 I can’t get port forwarding working correctly to allow remote web access. I am successfully connected in infrastructure mode and I have setup incoming TCP requests at port 80 to point to the CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi’s ip address, but I still cannot access it using my public IP address.

  • Page 35: Glossary Of Networking Terms

    IP addresses. Specify such an address manually, according to the information provided by the ISP. For 99% of applications you don’t have to deal with this; This parameter in the CyberQ Cloud Wi-Fi is reserved for advanced IT personnel.

  • Page 36: Contact The Bbq Guru

    Remember, The BBQ Guru is here to help you. Please do NOT spend more than a couple of hours trying to get the CyberQ Cloud set up. Email your problem to us at: customerservice@thebbqguru.com. We can either send back some tips or set up a remote support call so we can get you over the hump without further stress.
  • Page 37 The BBQ Guru Division of Therm-Omega-Tech, Inc. 359 Ivyland Road, Warminster, PA 18974 1-800-288-GURU (4878) • www.bbqguru.com Tech Support: customersupport@thebbqguru.com Sales/Customer service: customerservice@thebbqguru.com REV 0.9.5...
  • Page 38 THE BBQ GURU 359 Ivyland Road I Warminster, PA I 18974-2205 www.bbqguru.com I customerservice@thebbqguru.com...

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