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3. Plug the included Ethernet cable into the
socket on the Gateway. Connect the other end
of the cable to your router. You will see green
and amber lights when the connection has
been established.
4. The blue LED light will begin flashing
indicating that the device is ready to connect
to the smartphone app.
Tip:
The device will "go to sleep" and the blue LED will turn off if you don't connect the
device within a few minutes. You can "wake it up" when you are ready to proceed by
touching the capacitive touch pad. (See the image on page 1.)
Connect the Gateway to WeatherLink.com
1. Make sure the Bluetooth function on your smartphone is on.
2. Open the EnviroMonitor app and choose Sign Up to create an account, or Log
in if you have already created an account
3. Tap Add Gateway.
4. Bring the phone close to the Gateway.
5. If a message appears that an upgrade has been detected, select Upgrade.
Upgrading can take several minutes.
Tip:
The blue LED flashes to show that the Gateway's BLE is on. If it is not flashing,
press the recessed touch pads. See the illustration on page 5:
Gateway
6. The LED will turn solid blue when the Gateway has successfully connected to
your smartphone.
7. Once connected, enter a name for this Gateway. Choose a name based on the
use or location so you can easily identify this Gateway if you install others.
8. Follow the prompts to finish adding the Gateway.
9. Once done, you will be prompted to add a Node. Before adding a Node,
however, you should mount the Gateway.
Add a GroWeather Integrated Sensor Suite (optional)
You can add a cabled or wireless Vantage Pro2 integrated sensor suite (ISS), such
as GroWeather (product number 6820 or 6820C), to your system, which will
report rain, wind, temperature, humidity and solar radiation data to the Gateway.
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for the location of the recessed touch pads.
Ethernet
Cable
Socket
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