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MANUAL GUIDE
Model name:Honey
FCC ID:2AC2FHONEY
IC:12281A-HONEY
INDEX:
Enabling/disabling your PebbleBee device
Two ways to create/sign into your account
PebbleBee Hive Page
PebbleBee Monitor Device Page VII - IX
PebbleBee Device settings X
Alert Settings Page XI - XIII
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Global Settings Page XIV
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ENABLING/DISABLING YOUR PEBBLEBEE DEVICE
If your device is not detected on the main Hive page, your PebbleBee is probably in sleep
mode. To wake up your PebbleBee, press and hold down the side button for about 5 seconds
until you hear two consecutive beeps then release, putting your PebbleBee in transmit mode.
Your PebbleBee should appear in your hive now. If you haven't claimed your device, you can
do so at this time. To put your PebbleBee in sleep mode again, make sure to exit the
PebbleBee app on your phone to disconnect first, then press and hold down the side button
for about 5 seconds until you hear one beep then release. Your PebbleBee is now sleeping
and should stop transmitting.
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TWO WAYS TO CREATE/SIGN
INTO YOUR ACCOUNT:
Login with your existing Facebook or
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Twitter account.
Create a PebbleBee account using your
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email address. Note your email address
must be correct and under your control.
Sign in with that information.
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Forgot Password takes you to a link to
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reset your PebbleBee account password.
If you are using a Facebook or Twitter
logon then reset your password directly
with Facebook.com or Twitter.com
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PEBBLEBEE HIVE PAGE
This is where the user can view all
owned/shared or Unclaimed PebbleBees.
“Active” are PebbleBees that are currently
being detected. “Far Away” are PebbleBees
that are out of range but previously claimed.
“Silent” are PebbleBees shared to you but put
in “Private” mo
them.
PebbleBee name and picture - As
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specified by user
Range of PebbleBee - Green is near,
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yellow is medium range, red is far range
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Click on a PebbleBee entry for specific
monitoring and control to go into the
device page
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To monitor and control a PebbleBee, click
on an entry to enter the device page for
specific monitoring and control to go into
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the device page
Unclaim device - This releases ownership
of the PebbleBee so that you can give
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your PebbleBee away to someone. If this
icon does not appear the device is not
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claimed and can be claimed.
Shared symbol - This means the device is
shared to you by someone. Shared
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PebbleBees have a specific subset of
commands that can be performed
(explained on device page).
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PebbleBee Friends - These are specified
family and friends that you may share
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PebbleBees with or just want automatic
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notification that they found your lost
PebbleBee!
Add a New Friend - Either by email or from
your Facebook friends (if you logged in
with Facebook)
Scan for new devices - Bluetooth scan
periods are limited on phones to preserve
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battery life, so you can force an
immediate update
Logout - Exit current account so
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another user can log in
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Global Settings - Brings up global settings
page
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Swipe down - Reloads PB data from cloud,
this includes any new shared data. The
auto updates are limited to facilitate
limited data transfer and battery life of
the phone.
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PEBBLEBEE MONITOR
DEVICE PAGE - CONTROL,
CONFIGURE AND MONITOR A
SPECIFIC PEBBLEBEE
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Home Page - Back to Hive
PebbleBee Settings - Click to setup
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Names and Pics for PebbleBee
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Remaining Battery life in percentage
Buzz - Command PebbleBee to sound
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device alarm
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Spark -Command PebbleBee LED to light
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up
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Alert Settings - Takes you to configure all
alerts such as Range Alerts and
Multi-Function Button actions.
Locate - Shows a Pin on a google Map
indicating the last detected position. One
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can click on pin for Last detected time.
Share - Choose your PebbleBee friends to
share this PebbleBee with. Scroll onto
name of friend and tap on select to
choose. At bottom of page you can view
friends you have shared this device with.
To unselect friends, just tap on the Friend
icon and confirm.
User can swipe left
from one PebbleBee device page to
or right to switch
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another
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Lost - Mark a device lost. When any
other PebbleBee App user comes into
range of your PebbleBee you will be noti-
fied with an alert. You can view the
found location on the “locate” button.
Private - This prevents updates to the
cloud for a specific PebbleBee. This also
prevents shared users from using or view-
ing current data about the device.
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Release Bee - This unclaims the Pebble-
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Bee so another user can claim/own it.
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If a device is shared with you by someone else,
it will not display the bottom row
from 8-11.
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PEBBLEBEE DEVICE SETTINGS
Click to take or choose a Picture for your
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PebbleBee
Name and describe your PebbleBee as
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will be seen on the Hive
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ALERT SETTINGS PAGE
On/Off - When Alert condition is met
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Audio alert user on Phone
On/Off - When Alert condition is met
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automatically Buzz on PebbleBee
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Alert on Phone When Battery Life is low
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Range Alert - PebbleBee left the hive -
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PB has left immediate proximity
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Range Alert - PebbleBee is getting lost -
PB has left Medium proximity
Range Alert - PebbleBee Out of reach –
PB has left communication Range
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Range Alert - PebbleBee has come back
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into range
Multi-Function Button - A range of commands
as the result of pressing the Multi-function
Button. Current examples are:
Find your Phone - Click the Button and
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force an alert on your phone to assist in
finding
Remote Control Shutter - Click the PB
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Button to bring up your phone camera,
then click again to take any pictures.
This requires the PebbleBee app to be in
foreground on your phone in order to
activate the camera.
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Alert Settings Page continued
Location Pairing - Choose a location that
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you want to receive the specified alerts.
Clicking the plus sign brings up a map.
Click and Hold to add a new location and
Name.
Disable or enable specific locations at any
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time. Choose to make the location inclu-
sive or exclusive (you want the alert in
that location or you want the alert when
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not at that location) To delete or clear
any unwanted location pairings, swipe
sideways on entry and select delete.
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GLOBAL SETTINGS PAGE
Tap to Take or choose a picture for your
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Profile
Contact info will assist the PebbleBee
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team in case an issue arises
Turning Cloud access off allows complete
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privacy and prevents data from being
TX/RX to/from the cloud. This reduces
functionality for users, shared devices,
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and lost functionality.
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Click to change your password
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THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING THE PEBBLEBEE!
We hope to forge a lasting relationship with a
long product line currently in development of an
eco system of personal tracking and sensor
devices.
For support question please contact us at support@pebblebee.com
For any other inquiries please contact us at contact@pebblebee.com
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This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause
undesired operation of the device.
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils
radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes :
(1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et
(2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le
brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.
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