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Getting Started
This will walk you through the process of connecting your new Apollo Multisensor (MSR-1) to Home Assistant through ESPHome. If at any point you get stuck, join our Discord for some help. Connecting Through Hotspot To connect through the sensor's onboard ...
Sensor Definitions
Once added to Home Assistant you can configure different settings for your sensor. Below is what each setting does. Controls RGB Light A RGB Neopixel. Click on the light bulb to change the color. Click on the toggle to turn on or off Sensors B...
MSR-1 Home Assistant Dashboard Examples
Radar Scatter Plot With Apex Charts For MSR-1 type: custom:apexcharts-card header: show: true title: MSR-1 Radar Distance show_states: true colorize_states: true apex_config: legend: position: top horizontalAlign: center offs...
Updating MSR-1 Firmware
Please refer to the general firmware update article
How To Tune mmWave Using Home Assistant
If you're experiencing false triggers, we recommend using Radar Engineering Mode (REM) to monitor the gate energy and adjust the gate threshold to eliminate them.Here is a quick introduction video of the ld2410b gates and zones. Here is a video of how to tune...
CO2 Calibration
1. Take your sensor outside (for a walk :D) and plug it in. Make sure it is connected to Home Assistant and let it sit powered on for 3-5 minutes outside before starting the calibration. 2. Navigate to your Home Assistant Dashboard and select settings 3....
MSR-1 Temperature & Humidity Offsets
BME280 & SCD40 Sensors: Overcoming Temperature & Humidity Reading Challenges The BME280 and SCD40 sensors are known for their precision in measuring temperature and humidity. However, like all sensor systems, they can sometimes provide inaccurate readings due...
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Bluetooth Tracking with MSR-1
Please refer to the general Bluetooth tracking article
GitHub
https://github.com/ApolloAutomation
Not Showing Up On Wifi
Try a couple of different power cord and power brick combinations Check to see if the sensors hotspot is showing up Check the router's connected devices the device will show up with the Apollo name
Manually Uploading Code Through ESPHome
If your device becomes unresponsive and you've exhausted the other troubleshooting methods you can upload a fresh set of firmware by following the below guide. The utility does need to be run from Chrome or Edge. If your device has already been connected to H...
Removing Device From Home Assistant
This will cover how to remove an Apollo device from Home Assistant Navigate to Home Assistant and open your ESPHome addon 2. On the device you would like to remove, click the three dots and select "Delete" 3. Go to Settings --> Devices & Ser...
Putting The MSR-1 In Boot Mode
This will cover how to put the MSR-1 into boot mode. This is sometimes needed for uploading new firmware if the device is struggling. Unplug the device Slide the back case off Pull the device out of the case Plug back into your computer Press and hold...
Connecting To Hidden Wifi Network
Changing your wifi connection to fast connect can have stability problems Setup your device using a regular wifi network In Home Assistant go to your ESPHome add-on On your sensor click on edit Change the wifi section to look like the below but with your...
Using MSR-1 Buzzer
This guide will walk you through using the buzzer on your MSR-1. You can also call the below service through automations in Home Assistant. Open Home Assistant and navigate to developer tools in the bottom left 2. Click on services 3. Choose you...
Exposed GPIO
The back of the Apollo MSR-1 has exposed GPIO for a variety of uses. From left to right: SLC (Typo, should be SCL) Used for I2C IO 5 GPIO 5 of ESP32-C3-Mini 5V Used for powering the device, or powering a external sensor GND ...