Converge provides a versatile range of electronic devices, including smart home video doorbell cameras and industrial Bluetooth cellular gateways for data collection.
Converge features a diverse ecosystem of electronic products tailored for both consumer smart home applications and industrial data solutions. Their consumer electronics line includes smart home devices like the T21 Video Doorbell Camera, which integrates with smart home apps for seamless wireless security and user-friendly home monitoring.
On the industrial side, Converge offers advanced IoT equipment, such as the Signal Live Hub. This Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) cellular gateway is specifically engineered to collect automated data from specialized sensors in challenging environments, such as active construction sites where it tracks concrete curing and structural data. Whether optimizing personal home security or streamlining commercial data transmission, Converge provides reliable hardware solutions.
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The device's LED indicator will flash RED if it is disconnected from Wi-Fi. It will flash RED and BLUE alternately for low battery, and display solid or flashing BLUE when it is in active working mode.
Turn on the hub using the power button and ensure it is charged. When booting up, it will search for a cellular network (indicated by a flashing blue internet LED) and turn solid green once connected. You can then assign it to your jobsite via the mobile app or by scanning the QR code on the hub.
The camera being offline means it is disconnected. This commonly occurs if the battery has run out of power, or if the Wi-Fi signal is weak and unstable. Improve your 2.4GHz Wi-Fi signal, restart your router, and recharge the camera to restore connectivity.
The Signal Live hub needs to be positioned closer to the BLE devices it is intended to collect data from. Ensure that the hub is positioned within 30 feet (10 meters) of nearby registered devices to allow successful Bluetooth range data collection.
Yes. If you are using the companion smart app, you can go to Settings and share the device via a QR code or an email invite. Shared users will be able to view the feed, but only the owner account can delete videos or change core settings.