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| − | '''Discovering Your Devices'''
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| − | #Put your device in pairing mode (See the manufacturer’s instructions, but it probably involves pressing a small, inconvenient button a couple times).
| + | <big>'''We're moving!''' Please visit http://docs2.hubitat.com for the latest documentation.</big> |
| − | #Click on the ''Discover Devices'' link in your Hubitat Web Interface. Within a few seconds your Hubitat Elevation should discover your device.
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| − | #Rename your device and click ''save.''
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| − | Your device is now added to your hub. Now you can manage your device, automate it or add it to your dashboard.
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| − | | + | This document is available at: http://docs2.hubitat.com/en/user-interface/devices/add-device |
| − | '''TROUBLE SHOOTING'''
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| − | If your device does not pair, here are some potential culprits:
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| − | #'''Is your device compatible?''' Hubitat Elevation includes Z-Wave and Zigbee radios that work with most Zigbee and Wave devices. Check this list of known compatible devices. Devices running on different protocols, such as Lutron, require a bridge that must be paired using an integration app.
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| − | #'''Is your device out of range?''' Z-wave and Zigbee radios have a limited range that is further reduced by obstructions, included metal, wood and drywall. It is important to build out a mesh network that includes plugged-in devices that act as repeaters and boost the range and signal strength of your hub.
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| − | #'''Is it a Z-Wave device from another hub?''' Unless it is a new device, Z-Wave devices must be excluded from their previous hub before they can be paired with a new hub. To do this you will need to open up your old hub UI and follow the Z-Wave exclude procedure. Anytime you want to unplug or remove a Z-Wave device it is important run run a Z-Wave exclude first.
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| − | #'''Is your device in pairing mode?''' All devices are different. Check the device manual to make you have followed the proper procedure to put it in pairing mode.
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| − | #'''Is the device battery dead?''' Try pairing with a fresh battery.
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