OUTTREK PRO - SETUP CHECKLIST
Version: 10 November 2026

This checklist follows the current app source and published power specification.
It is not a completed, field-tested installation manual. Final app screens,
model-specific sensor procedures and hardware reset instructions must be verified
with OUTTREK before use. Check download links and supported platforms at https://outtrek.com.au/app/.
Support: info@vexian.com.au

BEFORE YOU START
Confirm your Android app access and exactly what is supplied with your order.
Cable, adapter, battery and mounting accessory inclusions are not yet final.
Have suitable mounting and any required qualified installation help arranged.

1. CONNECT THE CORRECT POWER
OUTTREK PRO supports nominal 12 V and 24 V systems. Use a suitable protected
supply. The absolute maximum input is 32 V, not a normal operating target.
Charging voltages and transients must remain within the rating. Ask an installer
if you are unsure before connecting.

2. ADD AND CLAIM YOUR HUB
Sign into the OUTTREK Android app with the owner's account email.
Use Add hub, then Scan for hubs near the powered hub. Select your own unit and
follow the secure pairing prompts, including the hub pairing code if requested.
The setup flow claims the hub to the signed-in account. Do not share your code.
The current app describes a two-minute Bluetooth setup window after power-up;
if setup is closed, follow the supplied power-cycle instructions and retry safely.
Do not disconnect a shared supply or other safety equipment to restart a hub.

3. PAIR A SENSOR
Keep the compatible sensor close to the hub. Select Pair sensor or the sensor
pairing step, then Start pairing. Put the sensor in its model-specific pairing
mode, identify your device and select Add. Do not guess button-hold durations.
Give the sensor a useful name and confirm its latest reported status.

4. SET AN ALERT
Open the supported sensor's alert settings, choose an appropriate threshold,
save it and enable the relevant notifications. The fields depend on sensor type.
Check phone notification permissions, alert hours and recipients where offered.

5. TEST NEARBY AND REMOTE ACCESS SEPARATELY
Check a supported reading over nearby Bluetooth and verify the timestamp.
For remote testing, confirm the hub has internet connectivity and enabled remote
access, then end the direct Bluetooth session. With your phone online, trigger a
safe supported event, such as opening a monitored door. Confirm a fresh reading
and enabled remote notification arrive. Avoid unsafe heat, flooding or gas tests.
Reporting targets are not guaranteed delivery times. Repeat after final mounting.

6. IF A HUB OR SENSOR APPEARS OFFLINE
Check the timestamp first, then hub power, final-position reception, internet
connection and enabled plan. Check sensor battery/contact and radio range.
Phone signal bars do not confirm hub reception. Opening the app does not force
a sleeping sensor to take a new measurement. Contact support with hub/model,
timestamps and the error text; do not send passwords, codes or card details.

7. RESETTING OR TRANSFERRING OWNERSHIP
Contact OUTTREK before a reset or ownership transfer. In the current app, Hub
settings > Remove hub disconnects the account; it does not erase the hardware.
Removal is not a factory reset and is not subscription cancellation. Arrange any
plan cancellation separately. Obtain the verified, model-specific factory-reset
and new-owner claim procedure from support before handing the device over.

NEXT STEPS
Setup and support: https://outtrek.com.au/support/
Coverage: https://outtrek.com.au/how-it-works/#mobile-coverage
Plans: https://outtrek.com.au/plans/
No field-test result, waterproof rating or certified safety performance is implied.