Product Specification

FCC ID: 2AE5C-5280-S2

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Notion Data Sheet 1 What is Notion? Notion allows you to monitor your home with a single sensor, wherever you are. Notion sensors can tell you when a door or window is opened or closed, if there is a water leak, when your house gets too hot, as well as many other possible events configurable for Notion sensors. One or more Notion sensors connect to a single Notion bridge. The Notion bridge connects to your Wi-Fi to enable the system to upload sensor data to the cloud. Finally, you can access the state of your sensors anywhere around the world using an Android or iPhone smartphone. This document describes the overall system. The bridge in this system was previously released and is described in a prior product specification. This document describes the new (model 0007) sensor details. 2 Key Features 2.1 Many Different Functions in a Single Device The Notion sensor device contains many individual sensors that can report on a wide array of events. The currently supported events are listed below. 2.1.1 Door Open/Closed Alerts If installed on a door, Notion can alert you when that door is open or closed. Notion supports both hinged and sliding doors. Notion Product Specification, Granite, Confidential Communication, Revision 03, Page 1 of 7

2.1.2 Window Open/Closed Alerts If installed on a window, Notion can alert you when that window is open or closed. Notion supports both hinged and sliding windows as well as vertical or horizontal windows. 2.1.3 Temperature Alerts Notion can alert you if the temperature in a certain room or area goes above or below a certain range. 2.1.4 Water Leak Alerts If installed where water might leak in a basement or crawlspace, Notion can inform you if water is detected by the sensor. 2.1.5 Smoke or Carbon Monoxide Alarm Alerts If installed near a smoke detector or carbon monoxide detector, Notion can alert you if that detector begins alarming. 2.2 End-to-end Encryption The Notion system uses AES-256 bit encryption to encrypt all data end-to-end during transmissions. 2.3 Battery Life The target battery life of the Notion sensor is 1 year using Lithium primary AAA cells provided (ANSI type 24LF / IEC reference FR03). 3 Usage Guidelines 3.1 Requirements The Notion system requires you to have a smart phone with at least iOS 10 or Android 5.0 (or newer), an available power outlet, and internet enabled Wi-Fi. 3.2 Installation To install your Notion system, simply follow the steps below. ● Plug the bridge into any centrally located power outlet ● Download the Notion app from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. ● Register your account ● The Notion app will guide you through the rest of the installation Notion Product Specification, Granite, Confidential Communication, Revision 03, Page 2 of 7

3.3 LED Indicators Both the sensor and the bridge contain LED's that will flash in certain patterns to indicate the internal state of the sensor or bridge. What each LED pattern indicates is listed below. 3.3.1 Sensor LED Status Sensor State Blue flash (4x) Searching for bridge Green flash (4x) Successfully found bridge Red flash (4x) Could not find bridge 3.3.2 Bridge (Model 0002 – reference only) LED Status Bridge State Blue on 1 sec / off 1 sec Booting – initial state, stays here if not yet configured Red on 1 sec / off 1 sec Connection Timeout – the connection to the back end has timed out, attempting a reset of the Wi-Fi module. (Should last no more than a few seconds) Red on 10 sec / off 0.5 sec Error – abnormal condition detected, attempting to reset (should last only few seconds unless non- recoverable) Solid Red Hard Fault – processor failure. Green on 10 sec / off 0.5 sec Normal Connected State Red 1 sec / blue 1 sec Radio Upgrade – the 802.15.4 radio is being upgraded and is not currently available to sensors. Red 0.5 sec / Green 0.5 sec / Blue Wi-Fi Associated – Wi-Fi connection established 0.5 sec to router, no Internet connection Red 200 ms/ off 200 ms WiFi Down – cannot find the Wi-Fi access point, or access point authentication failure Blue 200 ms/ off 200 ms WiFi Internet Connected – WiFi connection established to router, and Internet verified Green 1 sec / blue 1 sec Wi-Fi Upgrade – The Wi-Fi module is being upgraded and no internet connection is possible (sensor traffic is being queued as memory allows) Notion Product Specification, Granite, Confidential Communication, Revision 03, Page 3 of 7

4 Specifications 4.1 Wireless Communications 4.1.1 Sensor (Model 0007) Protocol 2.4-GHz IEEE 802.15.4 Receiver Sensitivity -97 dBm Output Power 6.65 ± 2.39 dBm Approximate Range 75 feet 4.2 Power 4.2.1 Sensor (Model 0007) Battery Type 2 ea: AAA cell, Ships with Energizer LiFeS2 cells (ANSI 24LF / IEC FR03), compatible with ANSI 24LF, or 24A (Alkaline) batteries (IEC FR03 or LR03) Notion Product Specification, Granite, Confidential Communication, Revision 03, Page 4 of 7

4.3 Physical 4.3.1 Sensor (Model 0007) Dimensions Diameter: 2.2 in. (56 mm) Depth: 0.8 in. (20 mm) Weight 1.85 oz (53 g) Operating Temperature Range -20° C to 78° C Ingress Protection (IP) Designed to meet IP 67 Storage Temperature Range -40° C to 80° C Operating Relative Humidity Range 5% to 95% Max Altitude 16,000 ft (550 mbar) 5 Materials All materials and components used in both the Notion sensor (0007) and Notion bridge (0008) are RoHS compliant. Sensor Adhesive Material: 3M VHB 4950 Sensor Housing: Sensor Sealing Ring: Notion Product Specification, Granite, Confidential Communication, Revision 03, Page 5 of 7

6 Regulatory Certifications Both the Notion sensor as well as the Notion bridge are certified with FCC, Industry Canada and Japan MIC. The ID numbers for these certifications are listed below. 6.1 Sensor Sensor FCC ID Test pass, submitted, Pending approval expect: 2AE5C-5280-S2 Sensor IC ID Test pass, submitted, Pending approval expect: 20391-5280S2 Sensor MIC ID Test pass, submitted, Pending approval expect: [R]007-AE0282 7 Product Markings 7.1 Sensor 7.2 External carton markings 7.2.1 TBD Notion Product Specification, Granite, Confidential Communication, Revision 03, Page 6 of 7

Revision History: Revision Date Description 01 5/24/2017 Initial Draft 02 7/21/2017 Updated with test results, Sensor Only version. 03 8/1/2017 Corrected sensor output power figures not updated in rev 02 Notion Product Specification, Granite, Confidential Communication, Revision 03, Page 7 of 7


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