Typically, wireless sensors and Wired Sensor Adapters send their data to the MAX Base Station multiple times per minute. If your Room Alert MAX Base Station has not received any new data from a paired wireless sensor or Wired Sensor Adapter in more than 2 minutes, you’ll see a timestamp in the Readings page, like […]

Pairing Follow these steps to pair a wireless sensor or Wired Sensor Adapter to your MAX Base Station: You’ll know its in Pairing Mode when you see . Troubleshooting If you’re having trouble pairing a sensor or Wired Sensor Adapter, it’s possible that the device is stuck in bonded mode. To check: You can see […]

Your Room Alert Monitor’s device name and sensor labels appear in the following places: Give your Room Alert Monitor a more descriptive name to easily identify it, and add custom sensor labels to mark the location or purpose of sensors. For instructions, please select the tabs below.

Using a Room Alert 3E monitor? Please click here for the appropriate FAQ. Typically, when your Room Alert 3S or 12S runs on PoE (Power over Ethernet), it generates some additional heat, which can be difficult to dissipate in the unit’s small enclosure. The Apply PoE Temperature Adjust option, located in the Room Alert Monitor Sensor Settings, […]

How To Check If Your Room Alert 12E Built-in Relay Behavior Is Reversed One way to check if your Room Alert 12E’s relay behavior is reversed is to run a trace on the device. The beginning of the trace—referred to as the “trace header”—contains basic information about your device, including its PIC version. To start […]

AVTECH continues to evaluate opportunities to improve our products, and this is one example of that focus. Using RoomAlert.com made it easy to compare results across different variations of sensors with changing conditions over varying time periods. We hope this illustrates both our commitment to overall product quality, as well as how you may use […]