Once added to Home Assistant you can configure different settings for your MTR-1. Use the tabs below to see what each entity does, grouped the same way Home Assistant displays them.
How often readings update
The Default Update column is how often each entity refreshes. Radar entities update in real time as targets move. The LTR390 Light and LTR390 UV Index sensors use the interval set by the LTR390 Update Interval number (60s by default).
Control
What it does
RGB Light
One RGB Neopixel LED. Click the light bulb or color wheel to change the color. Use the toggle to turn it on or off.
Calibrate SCD40 To 420ppm
Forces a fresh-air calibration of the SCD40 CO₂ sensor to the outdoor baseline (about 420 ppm). Run it outdoors or next to an open window.
Whether the radar currently detects any target. Great for occupancy automations.
LD2450 Moving Target
real-time
Whether a moving target is detected.
LD2450 Still Target
real-time
Whether a stationary target is detected.
Presence Target Count
real-time
Count of all presence targets (max 3).
Moving Target Count
real-time
Count of all moving targets (max 3).
Still Target Count
real-time
Count of all still targets (max 3).
Target-1 / Target-2 / Target-3 X
real-time
Distance in mm of the target from the sensor along the X-axis (negative = left, positive = right, range -3000 to 3000).
Target-1 / Target-2 / Target-3 Y
real-time
Distance in mm of the target from the sensor in the Y direction (near/far, range 0 to 6000).
Target-1 / Target-2 / Target-3 Speed
real-time
Speed of the moving target in mm/s.
Target-1 / Target-2 / Target-3 Angle
real-time
Angle of the target in degrees relative to the sensor.
Target-1 / Target-2 / Target-3 Distance
real-time
Straight-line distance of the target from the sensor.
Target-1 / Target-2 / Target-3 Resolution
real-time
Target detection range resolution in mm.
Target-1 / Target-2 / Target-3 Direction
real-time
Direction of the target: Stationary, Moving away, Approaching, or NA.
Zone-1 / Zone-2 / Zone-3 All Target Count
real-time
Total targets in the zone, stationary or moving.
Zone-1 / Zone-2 / Zone-3 Moving Target Count
real-time
Count of moving targets in the zone.
Zone-1 / Zone-2 / Zone-3 Still Target Count
real-time
Count of stationary targets in the zone.
Setting
Default
What it does
ESP Reboot
—
Restarts the device. Helpful for troubleshooting or refreshing the connection.
Multi Target Tracking
from module
Turns multi-target tracking on or off. Initial state is read from the LD2450 at boot.
Timeout
5 s
How long presence stays detected after the target is lost. See the ESPHome LD2450 docs.
Zone Type
Disabled
Zone detection mode: Disabled, Detection (only detect targets inside the zone), or Filter (exclude the zone from detection).
Zone-1 / Zone-2 / Zone-3 X1, X2
—
Start and end X coordinates of the zone in mm (-3000 left to 3000 right).
Zone-1 / Zone-2 / Zone-3 Y1, Y2
—
Start and end Y coordinates of the zone in mm (0 to 6000).
DPS310 Pressure Offset
0.0 hPa
Calibration offset for the DPS310 pressure reading. Disabled by default.
DPS310 Temperature Offset
—
Calibration offset for the DPS310 temperature reading.
SCD40 Temperature Offset
—
Calibration offset for the SCD40 temperature reading. Disabled by default.
SCD40 Humidity Offset
—
Calibration offset for the SCD40 humidity reading. Disabled by default.
LTR390 Update Interval
60 s
How often the LTR390 light and UV sensors poll (1 to 300 seconds).
LD2450 Bluetooth
—
Toggles the LD2450's Bluetooth so you can connect with the HLK Radartool phone app.
Baud rate
from module
Serial baud rate for the LD2450 module.
Factory Reset ESP
—
Erases settings and returns the device to factory firmware defaults. Disabled by default.
Factory Reset LD2450
—
Resets the LD2450 radar module to its factory settings.
Entity
Default Update
What it shows
Apollo Firmware Version
on boot
The Apollo firmware build installed on the device (for example, 26.3.2.1).
ESPHome Version
on boot
The ESPHome version the firmware was compiled with.
Firmware Update
—
Shows whether a firmware update is available and lets you update from inside Home Assistant. Separate from the Apollo Firmware Version and ESPHome Version sensors above.
IP Address
on connect
The device's IP address on your network.
Online
on change
Connection status of the device to Home Assistant.
RSSI
60s
Wi-Fi signal strength in dBm. Values closer to 0 are stronger; a weak signal can affect reliability.
ESP Temperature
60s
Internal temperature of the ESP32 chip. Runs warmer than the room because of the processor and Wi-Fi radio.
Uptime
60s
How long the device has been running since its last reboot.
LD2450 Firmware
on boot
Firmware version installed on the LD2450 radar module.