Wireless Control Setup For Android Os (Hubbell Rgbw Bt Remote App) - kim lighting Lightvault RGBW LTV81 Installation Instructions Manual

Lightvault RGBW LTV81/LTV82 RGBW Installation Instructions
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(Hubbell RGBW BT Remote App) - (Refer to device compatibility chart to insure that your device is
ANDROID OS
compatible). LTV8 luminaire can be controlled wirelessly via Bluetooth
The App requires an Android device supporting Bluetooth low energy (BLE).
To Set Up And Enable Wireless
Controlled Optics:
1. For Android devices, go to Google Play
and download the Hubbell RGBW BT
Remote app.
2. Check your device "Settings" and
make sure your Bluetooth is turned on.
3. Plug-in/turn on power supply to your
LTV8 RGBW luminaire(s).
4. Open Hubbell RGBW BT Remote app.
5. Tap on the Bluetooth symbol in the
bottom right hand corner of the screen
on the navigation bar.
6. Under "Available Devices" select/tap on
the device that you wish to pair up
with. The luminaire in your closest
proximity will be the highest on the list.
Enter the password: KIMLTG (all caps).
(Note: the maximum pairing range is
10 to 15 feet from luminaire.)
7. The fixture will pulse twice to confirm
your connection.
8. To change the default security PIN,
swipe to the left on the paired device
and tap on the lock/key symbol. A box
will pop up, allowing you to change/
save a new password.
(Note: If you change the password,
it is imperative that you write it
down for easy recall and keep it in
a secure place. Resetting the
password will require the fixture to
be sent back to the factory.)
Grouping Fixtures:
9. To create a group, first execute steps 6
and 7 above to pair up with as many
"Available Devices" as you would like.
Then, tap the (+) symbol to the right of
where is says "Groups" on the screen.
You will now see that there is a "Group
0" under the "Groups" section.
10. Next, swipe to the left over the first
paired device that you would like to
place into "Group 0". There is an icon
that looks like a satellite. Tap on the
satellite and a dialogue box will pop up
asking which group you would like to
place the paired device in (Group 0 will
be your only option but as you create
new "Groups" they will all be listed
here). Tap on "Group 0" and that
fixture is now in that group.
11. Repeat step 10 to place each device
that you are paired up with into the
group.Note, the total number of
devices in a group are indicated next to
the pencil symbol to the right of the
group name. The first number indicated
how many fixtures in the group you are
paired with and the second number is
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2. Turn on Bluetooth.
5.
Click the connect icon.
8. Change PIN and save.
12. Tap pencil to rename group.
the total number of fixtures in a group.
For example, 10/12 would indicate that
you have 12 fixures in the group but you
are only paired to/in range with 10
fixtures.
12. To rename a group, simply tap the
"pencil" symbol to the right of the group
you would like to rename, delete the
default group name (i.e. Group 1, Group
2, etc.), and type in the new name.
13. To delete groups, swipe to the left over a
group and tap the "X" in the green box.
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4. Open the KIM RGBW BT Remote app.
6. Select Device.
10. Swipe paired device left, tap satellite.
14. Tap blue "+" symbol pencil to
add additional groups.
14. To add additional groups, tap the blue
"+" symbol to the right of the
"Groups" header and a new blank/
empty group will be added to the list.
Once you tap on a Group to "pair up"
with it, it will move from under the
"Groups" heading to under the the
"Paired Devices" heading indicating
that you are pairing up to all the
fixtures within the group that are
within range.
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