Samsung SmartThings Series User manual

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Make sure the Motion Sensor
is within 15 feet (4.5 meters) of your
SmartThings Hub (or compatible
device with SmartThings Hub
functionality) during setup.
Use the SmartThings app on your
smartphone to select the “My Home”
tab and then select “Add a Thing”.
3. Remove the tab on the Motion
Sensor marked “Remove When
Connecting” and follow the
on-screen instructions in the
SmartThings app to complete
setup.
Troubleshooting
Use the SmartThings app on your
smartphone to select “Add a Thing”
and then follow the on-screen
instructions to complete setup.
Remove the cover of the Motion
Sensor, hold the “Connect” button
for 5 seconds, and release it when
the LED starts blinking red.
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2.
If you’re still having trouble connecting
the Motion Sensor, please visit
Support.SmartThings.com for assistance.
Motion Sensor
Wall Plate
REMOVE WHEN
CONNECTING
LED Light Connect Button
CR2477
Setup
Welcome to your
Motion Sensor

Suggestions
There are many ways that you can use
a Motion Sensor to add smartness to your
home:
Use one in your basement and
set it to send you a message if
unexpected activity is detected.
Use one in your hallway and set
it to turn on a connected thermostat
when someone’s in the house.
Use one on your stairs and set it
to turn on connected lights when
motion is detected.
Use one in your living room and set
it to turn off connected lights when
everyone’s gone.
Use one in your garage and set
a connected camera to send you
a video alert when unexpected
activity is detected.
Visit SmartThings.com/Welcome for
more ideas, tips, and special offers.
The Motion Sensor can detect motion
up to 15 feet (4.5 meters) away with a 120
degree eld of view.
Simply place the Motion Sensor facing
the area that you’d like to monitor and
make sure there are no objects blocking
its view.
The Motion Sensor can also monitor
temperature.
Placement
Using your
Motion Sensor
Works with SmartThings
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SmartThings works with a wide range
of connected devices, including lights,
cameras, locks, thermostats, sensors,
and more.
Look for the Works with SmartThings
label next time you’re buying a
connected device for your home,
or visit SmartThings.com to see the
full list of compatible devices.
Revised 03/17. Copyright 2017
SmartThings, Inc. All rights reserved.