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2. Insert the smaller end of the provided USB cable into your sensor's USB port. 3. Insert the larger end of the USB cable into a computer or adapter. Your MultiSensor 6 is now powered on. 4. Make sure to seat the Battery Cover back onto the MultiSensor 6 and lock it in.
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Adding your MultiSensor 6 into a Z-Wave Network. With it powered on, it's now time to add your MultiSensor 6 to a Z-Wave network. To pair MultiSensor 6, you are not limited to only the Z-Stick or Minimote. You may use any Z-Wave Gateway to pair MultiSensor 6, but compatibility and how the sensor shows ultimately depends on the gateway and software integration of products.
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If your MultiSensor 6 will be powered by batteries, you should avoid installing it in a location where the temperature can drop below 0°C / 32°F - this is below the batteries' working point. Selecting a location for your sensor also depends on the layout of any area that you want monitoring.
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Multisensor 6 user guide : Aeotec Group 29-09-2020 17:00 If installing MultiSensor 6 in a corner where the wall meets the ceiling it can take measurements within a 2.5 x 3.5 x 5 metres / 8 x 11 x 15 feet range: For optimal performance, your MultiSensor 6 should NOT be mounted directly on or near metal framing or other large metallic objects.
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With your MultiSensor 6 now a part of your Z-Wave network and having determined its installation location, it's time to finish its physical installation. There are 2 ways that your MultiSensor 6 can be mounted on a wall or ceiling. Most simply it can be placed upon a shelf without the need to attach further accessories.
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Multisensor 6 user guide : Aeotec Group 29-09-2020 17:00 Tips: We suggest you choose the second method (using screws to affix the Back-Mount Arm) would be more stable. 2. After you have completed the affixing of Back-Mount Arm, you will need to lock MultiSensor to the Back-Mount Arm by screwing MultiSensor in.
MultiSensor never is. If you wish to use MultiSensor 6 outdoors, you will need to lower settings, and angle MultiSensor 6 accordingly as all environments will require different solutions or different settings for the motion sensor to work properly. Parameter 4 [1 byte] will determine the sensitivity of the motion sensor from a value range of 0 disabled to 5 max sensitivity (your ability to configure this setting will depend on the gateway used).
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3. Release MultiSensor 6 Action Button The LED on MultiSensor 6 will now rapidly blink its Yellow/Orange LED while it is in its awake state. You may send in any configurations or commands from your current gateway to configure your MultiSensor 6.
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You can determine the health of your MultiSensor 6s connectivity to your gateway using a manual button press, hold, and release function which is indicated by the LED color. 1. Press and hold MultiSensor 6 Action button 2. Wait until the RGB LED turns into a Purple Color 3.
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Smartthings hub has basic compatibility to the MultiSensor 6, it does not allow you to access its advanced configuration functions readily. In order to make full use of your MultiSensor 6 to its fullest, you must install a custom device handler in order to access other functions of the switch.
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