
Guide



⚠️ Note: A ZigBee 3.0 TUYA Gateway is required for operation (available separately).

The ZigBee protocol operates at the 2.4 GHz frequency band, which provides excellent indoor range and signal stability.
ZigBee uses MESH communication, meaning that every ZigBee device with full power (L+N) acts as a signal repeater for other devices. If a remote sensor cannot connect directly to the ZigBee hub, it only needs radio contact with another fully powered ZigBee device connected to the hub (up to 3 hops). This creates a reliable mesh network ensuring stable connectivity.
ZigBee devices connect to the hub in just 0.2 seconds, while WiFi devices may take up to 5 seconds. This gives ZigBee a significant advantage in automation speed and performance.
WiFi networks start experiencing stability issues with around 25 connected devices ❌, while a ZigBee hub can easily support 50+ devices ✔️.
ZigBee gateways and devices also provide extended history and data storage for device activity — such as door open/close logs, temperature records, or motion detection history — stored for months.
The ZigBee protocol consumes very little power, ensuring long battery life for battery-operated devices.


1. Open Settings and select the Calibration option.
2. Follow the on-screen instructions (do not close the window until the process completes).
3. Use the physical switch to open and close the roller shutter or curtain.
4. A completion message will appear when the calibration is finished.

