TRIGRASS IOT Technology Manuals & User Guides
TRIGRASS IOT Technology develops smart home applications, including the Linklemo App, allowing users to easily manage and control connected IoT hardware.
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About TRIGRASS IOT Technology
TRIGRASS IOT Technology specializes in mobile software solutions for smart home ecosystems and IoT device management. Their flagship software, the Linklemo App, operates as an intuitive centralized platform that enables users to effortlessly connect, monitor, and control a diverse range of smart hardware. Supported devices typically encompass PTZ cameras, security doorbells, digital photo frames, electronic smart locks, and fitness bracelets.
Focused on simplifying modern smart living, TRIGRASS applications utilize standard wireless Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technologies for rapid device pairing and unified management. By streamlining configuration procedures, TRIGRASS ensures a secure, accessible, and seamless connected environment for everyday consumers.
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What is the Linklemo App used for?
The Linklemo App is a centralized platform developed by TRIGRASS IOT Technology to oversee and manage smart devices like cameras, doorbells, and smart locks from a single unified interface.
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Does the Linklemo App support 5G Wi-Fi networks?
No, TRIGRASS connectivity strictly requires a standard 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network (or AP mode for local configuration). 5G Wi-Fi networks are not supported during device pairing.
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How do I pair my smart camera to the TRIGRASS app?
Turn on your phone's Wi-Fi (2.4GHz) and Bluetooth, power on your camera, and enter pairing mode. The app will detect the device and prompt you to 'Bind Now'. Follow the on-screen network prompts to finalize the connection.
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Why won't my camera connect to the App?
Ensure your phone and camera are connected to a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network, keep the phone close to the device during setup, and avoid placing the hardware on metal surfaces to prevent signal interference.