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D1 User Manual
The LinkTap Wireless Water Timer is designed for private use in domestic
gardens to control sprinklers and watering systems through the LinkTap
app. The LinkTap's device must not be used for industrial purposes or in
conjunction with chemicals, dirty water, or easily flammable and explosive
substance.
Use 4 AA alkaline or 1.5V lithium batteries (not included). Good
quality 1.5V Li-ion rechargeable batteries can also be used. Do not
use carbon-zinc batteries.
Remove the timer from the faucet during freezing weather and
store inside.
Timer should not be submerged in water, used in damp pits or
buried.
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Installation
Step 1:
Connect LinkTap Gateway to a LAN port of your home broadband modem
(or a network switch, a router, a hub, a Wi-Fi extender) using the supplied
ethernet cable. Power on the Gateway using the supplied USB cord and
power adapter. 3 solid green LEDs (Power, Link and Internet) indicate that
the Gateway has connected to the LinkTap cloud server. This process may
take up to a few minutes.
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Summary of Contents for LINKTAP D1
- Page 1 The LinkTap Wireless Water Timer is designed for private use in domestic gardens to control sprinklers and watering systems through the LinkTap app. The LinkTap's device must not be used for industrial purposes or in conjunction with chemicals, dirty water, or easily flammable and explosive substance.
- Page 2 Tip: Placing the Gateway at a higher location will usually increase the wireless coverage. Step 2: Register the Gateway through LinkTap free mobile app or web app. When the registration is completed, the Synced LED on the Gateway will turn solid green.
- Page 3 Step 3: Add a new TapLinker (i.e., wireless water timer) through LinkTap app. there will be 2 or 4 ValveLinkers displayed on the app, and each of the ValveLinkers can be controlled independently.
- Page 4 If the angle change exceeds a certain threshold, the system will register that the water timer has fallen off the faucet. You can verify the fall detection and notification process of your LinkTap water timer by following the steps below.
- Page 5 1) On the Device Details page, check if “TapLinker fall alert” has been disabled. If not, disable it. Place the watering timer upright on a desktop, then enable the “TapLinker fall alert” in the app.
- Page 6 Lay the watering timer flat on the desktop. Within 45 seconds, you should receive a TapLinker fall alert on your phone. 4) Disable the “TapLinker fall alert” in the app to continue the product installation process. Step Screw the TapLinker to your garden tap firmly by hand to prevent leaks.
- Page 7 About the fault detection function: Your LinkTap water timer contains an inclination sensor and a flow meter sensor. Apart from being able to measure flow rate in real time, the device can detect the following faults in a real time manner and then send push notifications and emails to you and your nominated person, e.g.
- Page 8 5) The water flow rate abnormally increases or decreases. The real-time push notifications will be sent to all your smartphones and tablets with the LinkTap app installed, and an email will be sent to your registered email address and two other email addresses. You can use...
- Page 9 LinkTap app user manual. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Warranty LinkTap guarantees the wireless water timer and gateway products for 2 years from date of purchase. This guarantee covers all serious defects of the device that can be proved to be material or manufacturing faults. Under...
- Page 10 • Damage caused by frost is not covered by the warranty. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer LinkTap has done its utmost to ensure that the fault detection & notification function works reliably. However, due to various factors in real world (e.g., network delay or interruption, equipment failure, battery quality problems, improper use of the device, etc.), there is still an extremely low chance of...
- Page 11 FCC Statement Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
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