SmartThings arrival sensor constantly shows leaving and arriving

Locate it using the SmartThings app If you happen to lose your Arrival Sensor, you can always find it with the help of the SmartThings app. Navigate to and open the SmartThings app. Tap Menu (the three horizontal lines), and then tap All devices. Swipe to and tap the SmartThings Arrival Sensor. Tap Beep to activate the beep noise, and then locate t

Check the Tracker's status How can I check if the Tracker is powered on and working? To check if the Tracker is working properly, press the Power button once. The LED colors will change depending on the status. Blue: The Tracker is on and functioning. If the Tracker blinks blue continuously, then it’s in pairing mode. Red: The Tracker’s battery is

Battery usage In the Device care menu, you can view the estimated battery life based on your recent activity. You can also closely monitor how much battery different apps are using. Open Settings, then swipe to and tap Battery. Below Power saving and Background usage limits, your battery usage will appear. Tap View details to review information on

Regular SmartThings hub LED status indicator Here’s what each LED color means on a regular SmartThings hub and how to fix any issues: No light: The hub has no power. Plug the hub into a suitable power source. Green for several seconds: The hub is powered on. Green blinking: This could mean the system is booting, processing, upgrading, or completing

Connect the cooktop to SmartThings (All cooktop types) Whether you have a gas, electric, or induction cooktop, the process for connecting it to SmartThings is more or less the same. You'll need to press the Smart Connect button to turn on the cooktop's wireless capabilities. From there, it's simple to connect the cooktop to the SmartThings app. If