Need to program your timer but you’re not sure where to start? Let’s begin. What is the purpose of the A, B, C, and D programs? The different programs would be used if you have certain stations that need to run separately from the rest of your stations. For example; Your grass may need to…Read More »
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How to Choose the Weather Station my B-hyve device uses: Open the B-hyve application Tap My “B-hyve” Tap “Devices” Select your Device Tap “Weather Adjustments” Tap Current Weather Station You can view and select other weather stations in this menu Tap the arrow on the top left to exit and save any changes Adding a Personal Weather System…Read More »
Currently, the only way to control and pair the Flood sensors is with our Gen 2 WiFi hub. They need the 2nd-generation WiFi Hub. The 1st-generation WiFi hub is used with our B-hyve hose timers and is not compatible with the Flood Sensors. Devices Covered: 71000 21027 Back to Support pageTags: B-hyve, B-hyve App, Flood Sensor,…Read More »
The B-hvye Flood sensors are not able to be shared with another account. The only way to view and control them is to be logged into the account they are currently paired to. Devices Covered: 71000 Back to Support pageTags: B-hyve, B-hyve App, Flood Sensor
If you are using a B-hyve timer and do not have access to WiFi or choose to not use it, you are able to control your timer through Bluetooth instead. There are some limitations while using a B-hyve device through Bluetooth – You will not have access to smart watering – You will not be…Read More »
This article will walk you through pairing your B-hyve Smart Flood Sensors with their Hub. A couple of things you need to know before pairing: Your network name (SSID) and password are required You need a Gen 2 Hub in order to pair, the hub for your Hose Faucet timers will not work. You’ll need…Read More »
This article will walk you through pairing your B-hyve XR Indoor/Outdoor Smart Watering Timer. First, make sure your controller is in pairing mode (indicated by the pulsing Blue Center button, and the “Pairing” on the left display segment. If this is not showing, then try unplugging your controller for 30 seconds and then plugging it back…Read More »
There are two basic differences in the timer functionality: Gen2 uses Bluetooth for pairing to WiFi. Helps keep the entire experience in the B-hyve App for iOS, Android it’s a little less different. Gen1 uses AdHoc WiFi which takes a step or two more than the Bluetooth. Bluetooth allows the phone to stay connected to…Read More »
WeatherSense technology works with the Smart Watering program, which monitors the forecast and manual weather thresholds, to place the timer in an automatic weather delay when the forecast and weather thresholds are met or exceeded. The WeatherSense program will suspend watering when one of three weather delays are activated. WeatherSense has thresholds relating to rain…Read More »
If your 1st Gen B-hyve indoor/outdoor controller is not broadcasting the Orbit network it needs to connect to WiFi then these steps should help with that. Troubleshooting Steps Make sure the timer is in pairing mode. The controller will go out of pairing mode after an hour, so it is very possible you just need…Read More »