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User Manual | Hey abby R201 Mini Wireless Humidity Temperature Sensor
User Manual | Hey abby R201 Mini Wireless Humidity Temperature Sensor

Learn how to pair the Hey abby R201 to ensure your plants stay happy and healthy in the right environment.

Updated over a year ago

Introducing the Hey abby R201 mini wireless humidity temperature sensor—your go-to solution for monitoring the climate inside and outside your indoor grow box or tent, all conveniently through the hey abby APP (Android/IOS).

Enjoy the freedom to position it anywhere without constraints on height or space!

Hey abby R201 Mini Wireless Humidity Temperature Sensor

Follow this guide to seamlessly pair your mini wireless humidity temperature sensor with your smartphone and kickstart your happy gardening!

How to Pair the R201 Sensor

  1. Push the battery box on the back in the direction of the arrow and install the two AAA LR03 1.5v batteries;

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  2. Ensure your WiFi is turned on. Open the hey abby APP and navigate to the "Pair the Smart Sensor" interface [Device Manager > Add an Accessory > (Smart Sensor) Add];

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  3. Activate your mini sensor by pressing its reset button at the bottom for 3-5 seconds, until the blue light flashes;

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  4. Add the device;

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  5. Enter the WiFi password;

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  6. Remove the plastic sticker from the 3M strip and affix the sensor to your desired measurement spot using the strip.

Q: What if the device isn't displayed on the "Pair the Smart Sensor" interface?

A: Reset the sensor using the reset button at the bottom, and refresh to search for the device.

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