CS1010 Long Range Vibration Sensor – User Guide
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Registering the Device
This step requires a third-party mobile application, which can register new devices. Please
follow the application instructions for registration and activation. Cora devices are typically
registered by scanning the QR code printed on the device housing or attached label.
Attaching to the Network
Once the device is removed from the packaging, it can be activated by pressing the set button.
The device will activate, blinking orange four times and begin issuing join requests. The LED
status indicators is shown in the figure below.
Figure 2 – CS1040 LED Status Indicators
Periodically, the CS1040 will blink red twice when joining the network. Assuming the device is
properly registered on an available network and in range, it should connect. It will blink green
four times indicating it has joined.
Once joined, the vibration sensor can be tested by placing the device in a wet dish or touching
the top sensors with a wet finger. By default, the unit will generate vibration detected events to
notify the application. Reminders and other configurations options are available.
Note:
If the CS1040 has not joined within a few minutes, the LED will stop blinking, though it will
continue try to join: ten times in the first hour, then longer intervals over the first week until finally
attempting once every 12 hours. This is done to conserve battery power when the network is not
available for long periods of time. You may reset the join schedule by performing a Network
Reset on the device, see
User Interface.
To learn more about the capabilities of the CS1040, see
