Quick Start Guide

7106509202 REV1.0.0

Quick Start Guide

Before You Start

A Tapo Hub is required. Make sure

your Tapo Hub is successfully added

via the Tapo app.

Meet Your Smart Button

Control lights, appliance, and other connected devices at the touch of a

button. Smart Button can also be an instant trigger for Tapo Hub.

Smart

Button

3. Test Your Button

Press the button to test it. Make sure

the Tapo app shows the button is

tapped when you press it.

Open the Tapo app, tap the button

in the app, and select your model.

Follow app instructions to complete

the setup.

2. Set Up Your Button

BAT TO PEN

Button

Lid

Main Body

LED

Battery

Compartment

Mounting

Bracket

1. Power Up Your Button

Remove the battery insulation tab to

power up your button. The LED should

blink.

Note: If the LED is not blinking, refer to the back page to reset it.

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Meet Your Smart Button Button Lid 7106509202 REV1.0.0 LED Battery Compartment N Smart Button BA TT OP E Quick Start Guide Control lights, appliance, and other connected devices at the touch of a button. Smart Button can also be an instant trigger for Tapo Hub. Main Body Before You Start A Tapo Hub is required. Make sure your Tapo Hub is successfully added via the Tapo app. OR Mounting Bracket 1. Power Up Your Button Remove the battery insulation tab to power up your button.
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OR a. Press and hold the button for 5 seconds. The LED will become yellow-green for 10 seconds. ? Need some help? N Place the button on the bracket posts, and the button will be magnetically attracted. How to reset button to enter paring mode PE Once you’ve decided on a location, secure the mounting bracket with either the included screws or the attached tape. 5. Mount Your Button b. Press the button 3 times within that 10 seconds. c. The LED should start blinking. BA TT O 4.
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.