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OpenGarage (v1.0) Getting Started Guide
Thank you for ordering OpenGarage. This document is a brief introduction on how to set up and use
OpenGarage. For complete instructions, including video tutorials, visit
Software Setup
OpenGarage supports a built-in web interface for local access and configuration, and remote access through
the Blynk app. Before proceeding, it's recommended that you install the Blynk app, create an account, and
scan the QR code below to create the OpenGarage project. Creating a project requires energy points. Blynk
gives you 2000 energy points for free to begin with. The QR code on the left below (no LCD widget) is 2000
points, so you don't need to pay for extra. The QR code on the right below (with LCD widget) requires 2400
points, and you will need to pay $1 to purchase additional 1000 points before you can scan it.
(2000 points, no LCD widget, free)
After scanning, go to project settings and copy the 32-digit authorization token.
http://opengarage.io
(2400 points, with LCD widget, $1)
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- Page 1 OpenGarage (v1.0) Getting Started Guide Thank you for ordering OpenGarage. This document is a brief introduction on how to set up and use OpenGarage. For complete instructions, including video tutorials, visit http://opengarage.io Software Setup OpenGarage supports a built-in web interface for local access and configuration, and remote access through the Blynk app.
- Page 2 Then release the button. The device will recover to default mode and settings. Hardware Setup NOTE: OpenGarage is NOT waterproof. If you plan to use it outdoors, place it inside a waterproof enclosure. Locate Door-button Terminals: OpenGarage uses a built-in relay to simulate button click.