Good overall
Great user interface, however I have some trouble with it crashing when programming light fixture name.
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Control and configure Bluetooth® Smart enabled occupancy sensors. View real-time feedback and manage your lighting settings through a simple mobile interface.
✓Configure sensor settings
✓View real-time sensor feedback
✓Control lighting
✓Bluetooth® Smart enabled sensor compatibility
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What's New in Atlas American Lighting
1.1
October 5, 2019
GUI improvements for large screens
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FAQ
What is Atlas American Lighting?
Atlas American Lighting is a mobile application designed to complement Bluetooth® Smart enabled occupancy sensors. It allows users to configure sensor settings, view real-time feedback, and control their lighting.
What devices does Atlas American Lighting support?
Atlas American Lighting is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
What is the age rating for Atlas American Lighting?
The app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
When was Atlas American Lighting last updated?
The application was last updated on October 5, 2019, with version 1.1.
What is the user rating for Atlas American Lighting?
Atlas American Lighting has a rating of 3.0 stars based on one review.
Does Atlas American Lighting have ads?
The provided data does not specify if Atlas American Lighting contains advertisements.
What are the primary functions of Atlas American Lighting?
The app's primary functions include configuring occupancy sensor settings beyond physical controls, receiving real-time feedback from sensors, and managing lighting.
Is Atlas American Lighting compatible with older sensor models?
Atlas American Lighting specifically complements Bluetooth® Smart enabled occupancy sensors, suggesting compatibility with newer, Bluetooth-enabled models.
