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General| Brand | SensorPush |
|---|---|
| Model | G1 |
| Category | Gateway |
| Language | English |
Connect the Gateway to power and raise the antenna. Ensure the front light is blue.
Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your mobile device to add the Gateway to the app.
Obtain the SensorPush app from Google Play or the App Store for setup and use.
Open the app and tap the "Add Device" button to begin adding your Gateway.
Connect your mobile device to the Gateway and sign up or log in to your SensorPush account.
Select your WiFi network and enter the password to connect the Gateway to the internet.
Verify the Gateway status is "online" in the app and sensors display the Gateway icon.
If the Gateway light is red or off, stop setup and contact support.
Troubleshoot WiFi password issues by reconfiguring the Gateway via the app.
Ensure your router uses 2.4 GHz mode or dual band for network visibility.
Contact support if the app does not offer a "Sign Up" option for new accounts.
Restart your phone to reset Bluetooth if a second Gateway is not detected.
Check power, connections, and internet source if the Gateway is offline for an hour.
Perform a pull-down refresh in the app to update Gateway and sensor data.
Gateway receives sensor data via Bluetooth and relays it to the cloud via WiFi or Ethernet.
The app retrieves sensor data and push notifications from the cloud.
App checks cloud for updated data; a pull-down refresh can force an update.
New sensors or Gateways added to one device appear on all logged-in devices within minutes.
Accounts can manage multiple Gateways at various locations.
Change the Gateway's name by selecting it from the main "Devices" screen and tapping edit.
Optimize placement for wireless range, considering distance and obstacles like walls.
Log in with existing credentials on new devices; disable Bluetooth after login.
Access Gateway and sensor data, set up alerts, and manage features via a web dashboard.
Information on the Gateway cloud API is available on the SensorPush website.
App Bluetooth monitoring automatically turns off to save battery after setup.
Connect the Gateway to your router using an Ethernet cable instead of WiFi.
Use a standard cellular hotspot as the internet connection for the Gateway.
Power the Gateway using its USB port with a 5V/2A source, useful in vehicles.
Supports WPA/WPA2, WEP, open networks; requires DHCP client configuration.
Uses outbound ports 80, 443, UDP 123; no incoming connections required.
Terms, warranty, and commercial use information available at www.sensorpush.com/legal/info.
Visit www.sensorpush.com/support for FAQs or contact support@sensorpush.com.
Up-to-date specifications for sensors and Gateways are detailed on the website.
