Special Options

Wireless Settings (Advanced)

Wireless Settings Migration allows you to re-program the flash memory in each tag to

use a different frequency to resolve interference problems, and
fine tune the trade-off among range, battery life and response time.

Old Setting

Frequency:

Response Time:

Parameter Set:

New Setting

Frequency:

Response Time:

Parameter Set:

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Move Logged Data

Move logged temperature/hudmity and motion event data from an unassociated tag to an active tag.

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Tag Managers

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Add a Tag Manager

Adding multiple tag managers to one account allows quickly switching between tag managers, managing more than 40 tags and covering wider area than a single tag manager can cover.

Tag Manager Serial Number:

Name this Tag Manager:

Allow creating more accounts to access my Tag Manager (with knowledge of its serial number)

Group With...

When a tag manager is grouped with another tag manager, it acts as a clone of the other manager. This is useful when tags need to moved from one location covered by one tag manager to another location covered by another tag manager, or when replacing a defective tag manager with a new one, without having to re-associate each tag. NOTE: Signal coverage of multiple grouped tag managers should NEVER overlap for reliable operation. Placing two grouped tag managers within 700 ft / 200m of each other will initially work but cause out of range problems after a few weeks.

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When lost link to a tag - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Time since last update

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Detail:

When re-established link to a tag - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Time since last update (lost link duration)

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When motion tag detected motion - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Orientation change

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When Infra-red (PIR) sensor detected motion - {0}: Tag name, {1}: local time

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When motion tag or Infra-red (PIR) sensor times out - {0}: Tag name, {1}: local time

Title:

Detail:

When door is opened - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Orientation change since armed

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When door is closed - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Orientation change since armed

Title:

Detail:

When door is open for too long - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Orientation change since armed, {2}: How long

Title:

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When temperature is too high - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Temperature in °F, {2}: Temperature in °C, {3}: Temperature in default unit

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Detail:

When temperature is too low - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Temperature in °F, {2}: Temperature in °C, {3}: Temperature in default unit

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When temperature returned to normal - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Temperature in °F, {2}: Temperature in °C, {3}: Temperature in default unit

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Detail:

When tag battery is low - {0}: Tag name, {1}: latest battery voltage, {2}: configured low battery warning threshold

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When humidity/moisture level is too high - {0}: Tag name, {1}: moisture level in %

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When humidity/moisture level is too low - {0}: Tag name, {1}: moisture level in %

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When humidity/moisture level returned to normal - {0}: Tag name, {1}: moisture level in %

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When detected water - {0}: Tag name, {1}: local time

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When no longer detected water - {0}: Tag name, {1}: local time

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When it is too bright - {0}: Tag name, {1}: ambient light in lux

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When it is too dark - {0}: Tag name, {1}: ambient light in lux

Title:

Detail:

When brightness returned to normal - {0}: Tag name, {1}: ambient light in lux

Title:

Detail:

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When tag sends a temperature/humidity/brightness update - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Tag ID, {2}: temperature in °C, {3}: humidity/moisture (%), {4}: brightness (lux), {5}: timestamp, {6}: battery voltage When lost link to a tag - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Time since last update, {2}: Tag ID, {3}: timestamp When re-established link to a tag - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Time since last update (lost link duration), {2}: Tag ID, {3}: timestamp When motion is detected - {0}: Tag name, (For motion tag {1}: Orientation change, {2}: x axis reading, {3}: y axis, {4}; z axis, {5}: tag ID, {6}: timestamp) (for ALS/PIR {1}: timestamp, {2}: tag ID) When motion detector times out - {0}: Tag name, {1}: timestamp, {2}: tag ID When door is opened - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Orientation change since armed, {2}: x axis reading, {3}: y axis, {4}; z axis, {5}: Tag ID, {6}: timestamp When door is closed - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Orientation change since armed, {2}: x axis reading, {3}: y axis, {4}; z axis, {5}: Tag ID, {6}: timestamp When door is open for too long - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Orientation change since armed, {2}: How long, {3}: Tag ID When temperature is too high - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Temperature in °F, {2}: Temperature in °C, {3}: Tag ID, {4}: timestamp When temperature is too low - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Temperature in °F, {2}: Temperature in °C, {3}: Tag ID, {4}: timestamp When temperature returned to normal - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Temperature in °F, {2}: Temperature in °C, {3}: Tag ID, {4}: timestamp When it's too bright - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Tag ID, {2}: Brightness in lux, {3}: timestamp When it's too dark - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Tag ID, {2}: Brightness in lux, {3}: timestamp When brightness returned to normal - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Tag ID, {2}: Brightness in lux, {3}: timestamp When tag battery is low - {0}: Tag name, {1}: latest battery voltage, {2}: configured low battery warning threshold, {3}: Tag ID,{4}: timestamp When moisture level is too high - {0}: Tag name, {1}: moisture level in %, {2}: Tag ID, {3}: timestamp When moisture level is too low - {0}: Tag name, {1}: moisture level in %, {2}: Tag ID, {3}: timestamp When moisture level returned to normal - {0}: Tag name, {1}: moisture level in %, {2}: Tag ID, {3}: timestamp When detected water - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Tag ID, {2}: timestamp When no longer detected water - {0}: Tag name, {1}: Tag ID, {2}: timestamp

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Display: Relative Humidity (%) Dew Point (°F/°C)

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Light sensor detects motion when there is sudden change in brightness caused by moving the sensor abruptly.

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Sensitivity:

Sampling Frequency:

Schedule sensor arming/disarming ...

Do not emit sound when arming/disarming

Mode:

Threshold Angle:

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Notify on door close or when motion is not detected for a while Notify when motion is not detected for a while

Send push notification Notify door open: Notify motion detected:

Using IFTTT

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Disconnection threshold (When heat, AC or fan is turning on, but the Kumostat is not properly connected to HVAC, it will detect this and shut itself down to preserve battery. Lower threshold value makes it more likely to detect disconnection. Increase this if you receive false "disconnected from wall" warning.)

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Associate a Wireless Tag

Please pull out battery insulating tape from one unassociated Wireless Tag. Light should be flashing on the Tag. Please remove the tape and associate a Tag one at a time.
For Water/Mositure Sensors... For Reed Sensors...

Do not leave more than one tag flashing.
Do not put the tag too close to the tag manager during this process.

Regulate temperature not at the thermostat, but at chosen Wireless Tag. Run KumoApps such as 'set to away mode when window is left open', 'set to home mode when my phone gets close to a location.'

Regulate temperature not at the thermostat, but at chosen Wireless Tag. Build historical temperature/humidity graph at your Thermostat. Run KumoApps such as 'turn off when window is left open', 'turn on when my phone gets close to a location.'

Activate the Wireless Tag IFTTT channel to make your tag work with hundreds of other IFTTT channels. (Need to create an account at IFTTT if you do not already have one.)