Will not pir with iphone - Cell Phones

If it has a sensor adjust the sensitivity down and it will help it if not fix it

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Several possibilities. First use standard light bulbs until it is working. Some of the PIR have triac outputs which need a minimum amount of current to work. CFL and LED lights can be a problem with electronic switches/dimmers.

The PIR needs electricity to operate. The black and white wire are probably power and return, there is no neutral to connect to the PIR. Unless you can get a different PIR that does not need line power to operate you are out of luck. There may be some that can cycle steal power and would work but I am not familiar with them.

I assume the three way is a three way PIR and the lights that are flickering are electronic such as LED or CFL.

If you talk to one of the people where you bought the switch they may help you free of charge.

Good Luck

There should be a screw adjustment under the PIR unit. Clockwise direction increases the amount of time it stays on and anticlockwise decreases the amount of time it stays on. It's usually a small hole which you can see a slot in which you turn with a screwdriver.

hi ,ill be suprised if theres a flash , it should just automaticly switch to night vision using infra red light,, as for PIR,,p.i.r stands for
passive infra red,, its like a beam that when disrupted will switch something on , in your case, "take a shot"the high medium and low just refer to sensitivity,,mouse , cat, dog . elephant ,

Can't see how that should be any problem. Use the switch from the PIR to turn on and off the power supply. Not after the 12v but before
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They all wire the same. The black wire on the PIR connects to the incoming (usually black) hot or switched wire. The red wire on the PIR connects to the light(s), usually a black wire. The white (neutral) wire from the PIR connects to BOTH the incoming white wire and the white wire that goes to the light(s).

It sounds like it may be bad. Typical PIR sensor's range is determined by the lens. It's possible it may need cleaning. Most have the front half of the PIR snap on or there will be a screw in the bottom. Opening will allow you to check behind the lens for spider webs or other obstructions.

Good luck.

1. Settings
2. Bluetooth
3. Turn Bluetooth ON
4. Make sure your Jawbone is OFF
5. Press TOP Of Jawbone & MIDDLE of Jawbone TOGETHER Until It Flashes Red & White
6. JAWBONE Will Come Up On The iPhone
7. Pir The Device With iPhone
8. Enter Four Digit Code
9. 0000
10 HEY PRESTO....YOUR PAIRED!!!!

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