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Pairing TeleHealth Sensors

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Select Smart Home Sensor

Click on the sensor to go to the paring instructions:

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TeleHealth MTN Sensor
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TeleHealth DRW Sensor
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TeleHealth Chair Occupancy Sensor
     
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TeleHealth Toilet Flush Sensor

 
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TeleHealth Adaptive Bed Sensor

Temperature, Humidity & Motion Sensor

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  • Remove the sensor from its box.
  • Insert a small flat blade screwdriver gently into the slot highlighted in red in the image below. The back of the sensor should pop off.
  • Pull the plastic tab from the sensor. Ensure that the battery does not pop out of the battery holder. If it does, push the battery back into the holder.
  • Put the back cover of the sensor back on.

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  • Click on Start on the Wellness Hub.

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  • The sensor should appear in the list of smart home devices in the Wellness Hub UI.

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  • Select the sensor that you want to pair and configure.
  • Select the location where the sensor will be placed.

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  • Select the device name for the sensor.

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  • The sensor location and device name will be displayed. The sensor has been paired to the Wellness Hub.

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  • You can add another smart home sensor now or click on Done to go back to the Settings screen.

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Contact Sensor

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  • Remove the sensor from its box.
  • Click on Start on the Wellness Hub.

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  • Pull the plastic tab from the sensor.
  • The sensor should appear in the list of smart home devices in the Wellness Hub UI.

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  • Select the sensor that you want to pair and configure.
  • Select the location where the sensor will be placed.

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  • Select the device name for the sensor.

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  • The sensor location and device name will be displayed. The sensor has been paired to the Wellness Hub.

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  • You can add another smart home sensor now or click on Done to go back to the Settings screen.

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Toilet Flush Sensor

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  • Remove the sensor from its box.
  • Click on Start on the Wellness Hub.

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  • Pull the plastic tab from the sensor.
  • The sensor should appear in the list of smart home devices in the Wellness Hub UI.

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  • Select the sensor that you want to pair and configure.
  • Select the location where the sensor will be placed.

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  • Select the device name for the sensor.

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  • The sensor location and device name will be displayed. The sensor has been paired to the Wellness Hub.

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  • You can add another smart home sensor now or click on Done to go back to the Settings screen.

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Thin Chair Occupancy Sensor

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  • Remove the sensor from its box.
  • Insert a small flat blade screwdriver gently into the slot highlighted in red in the image below. Lever the back of the sensor off.
  • Pull the plastic tab from the sensor. Ensure that the battery does not pop out of the battery holder. If it does, push the battery back into the holder.
  • Put the back cover of the sensor back on.

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  • Click on Start on the Wellness Hub.

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  • The sensor should appear in the list of smart home devices in the Wellness Hub UI.

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  • Select the sensor that you want to pair and configure.
  • Select the location where the sensor will be placed.

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  • Select the device name for the sensor.

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  • The sensor location and device name will be displayed. The sensor has been paired to the Wellness Hub.

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  • You can add another smart home sensor now or click on Done to go back to the Settings screen.

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Adaptive Bed Sensor

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  • Remove the sensor from its box.
  • Insert a small flat blade screwdriver gently into the slot highlighted in red in the image below. Lever the back of the sensor off.
  • Pull the plastic tab from the sensor. Ensure that the battery does not pop out of the battery holder. If it does, push the battery back into the holder.
  • Put the back cover of the sensor back on.

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  • Click on Start on the Wellness Hub.

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  • The sensor should appear in the list of smart home devices in the Wellness Hub UI.

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  • Select the sensor that you want to pair and configure.
  • Select the location where the sensor will be placed.

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  • Select the device name for the sensor.

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  • The sensor location and device name will be displayed. The sensor has been paired to the Wellness Hub.

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  • You can add another smart home sensor now or click on Done to go back to the Settings screen.

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