Review on Enhanced Compatibility with Newgoal Wireless Momentary Self-Locking by Edgardo Ennis

So the instructions were great. I would like an 8 or 16 channel version of this device. First, configure the hotspot (WIFI) for 2.4, not 5GHz, so rename the WiFi SSID for 5G, not the same name as for 2.4. Then follow the instructions. I registered my phone to this network when I started and if you follow the instructions I can get it done in 2 minutes apart from reading the instructions to see how to do it. If you long press the APP buttons, you can also rename the switches. You can also give the board a meaningful name. So I just received another board which I ordered after the first one was ordered. It's really awesome. IF you are building intelligent automation, you can set it up so that you push a button on one board and then turn on a relay on another board. Think about it, you have outdoor lighting for both the front and back yard. You can set the controls to turn on ALL with a few bars above Smart and then Automation and then hit the plus sign. Go to When the device status changes, select the control, then the switch position, then when you turn it on or off, then select Start the device and select the next control that turns it on and off off and creates a control. Also go to modules and enable offline notification to see if a module is not responding online. I set up an SMS message to have the relay send a notification when activated and then create another for the off state. Instructions. I wish my battery tender monitors were that easy to set up. The main key is 2.4GHz WIFI. If you try to use the 2.4/5GHz dual band SSID you will have trouble accepting that the board can't tell the difference and the WIFI insists it's right 5GHz you should on your phone when you set it up. Worked very quickly for me. I think I want a few more of these. The buttons and the ability to add a remote control are a big plus. A MODE switch that I can remove to easily switch to modes I don't want to use, but this is my setup, yours may be different. I'm also testing this and it works over cellular over the internet as advertised. in the on state, all relays against power failure are switched on when the voltage is applied. You can also activate all switches at the same time. Here you can change the device mode and set the current time. If you do not set the power-up setting, all relays will be in the off state when power is restored. I checked the device pretty thoroughly. I have a project I'm working on and I'm trying to make a video that you won't believe until you see it.