What's the perfect temperature for storing your favourite wines? 

Most wine lovers agree that storing temperatures and serving temperatures are two different things. So, despite that reds and whites are typically served at different temperatures, the ideal storage temperature for both is about 55 degrees F (12.5 C), which will help keep your wines from the risk of aging prematurely.

Get a notification quickly and easy by configuring it for this purpose!

Core Settings

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Notifications 15 Minutes

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Report Interval 6 Hours

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Samples Per Report 1

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Temperature Settings

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Fahrenheit (Your Choice)

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High Limit 18 Degrees Celsius

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Low Limit 7.5 Degrees Celsius

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How to Configure

Firstly, go to "Configurations" from the "Settings" Mode of your qBiq view. From here, choose "Movement".

Core Configuration
Notifications: Every 15 minutes, so you don't get aggravated during one opening and shutting of the door.
Report Interval: Report every 6 hours, to minimize battery usage. Your qBiq should last a month or so this way.
Samples per Report: Feel free to sample the brightness while you are at it.

From there, choose these simple settings to monitor a door;

Movement Configuration
Blink When Moved: It's nice to see the qBiq blink when you open the door.
Level: .06g picks up a very slow door open, but not wind or air pressure from the door movement (depending on the door). 
Counter Threshold: If it moves even once, report.
Report Delay: Every time you open a door - you usually shut it again. Ergo, most movements will require at least two movements. If you believe you might take longer than ten seconds to make it through the door, give yourself some extra time!

With these settings, you'll get a notification every time someone opens your door.

Every time you give your qBiq a shake, it will update itself. 

 

 

Using the qBiq to monitoring a door opening is easy and fast. Wether it's monitoring your office door or a small drawer in your desk, qBiq makes it easy for you to know when someone is getting into where they shouldn't be. Maybe its as simple as wanting to know if someone is taking your stapler in the day. Get a notification quickly and easy by configuring it for this purpose!

Core Settings

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Notifications 15 Minutes

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Report Interval 6 Hours

---

Samples Per Report 1

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Temperature Settings

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Fahrenheit (Your Choice)

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High Limit 24 Degrees Celsius

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Low Limit 5 Degrees Celsius

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How to Configure

Firstly, go to "Configurations" from the "Settings" Mode of your qBiq view. From here, choose "Movement".

Core Configuration
Notifications: Every 15 minutes, so you don't get aggravated during one opening and shutting of the door.
Report Interval: Report every 6 hours, to minimize battery usage. Your qBiq should last a month or so this way.
Samples per Report: Feel free to sample the temperature or brightness while you are at it.

From there, choose these simple settings to monitor a door;

Movement Configuration
Blink When Moved: It's nice to see the qBiq blink when you open the door.
Level: .06g picks up a very slow door open, but not wind or air pressure from the door movement (depending on the door). 
Counter Threshold: If it moves even once, report.
Report Delay: Every time you open a door - you usually shut it again. Ergo, most movements will require at least two movements. If you believe you might take longer than ten seconds to make it through the door, give yourself some extra time!

With these settings, you'll get a notification every time someone opens your door.

Every time you give your qBiq a shake, it will update itself. 

 

 

Using the qBiq to monitoring a door opening is easy and fast. Do you want to know exactly if and when someone, for example a hotel employee, enters and leaves your room. Or ever wonder if they look through your suitcase? Get a notification quickly and easy by configuring it for this purpose! 

Core Settings

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Notifications 15 Minutes

---

Report Interval 6 Hours

---

Samples Per Report 1

---

Temperature Settings

---

Fahrenheit (Your Choice)

---

High Limit 24 Degrees Celsius

---

Low Limit 5 Degrees Celsius

---

How to Configure

Firstly, go to "Configurations" from the "Settings" Mode of your qBiq view. From here, choose "Movement".

Core Configuration
Notifications: Every 15 minutes, so you don't get aggravated during one opening and shutting of the door.
Report Interval: Report every 6 hours, to minimize battery usage. Your qBiq should last a month or so this way.
Samples per Report: Feel free to sample the temperature or brightness while you are at it.

From there, choose these simple settings to monitor a door;

Movement Configuration
Blink When Moved: It's nice to see the qBiq blink when you open the door.
Level: .06g picks up a very slow door open, but not wind or air pressure from the door movement (depending on the door). 
Counter Threshold: If it moves even once, report.
Report Delay: Every time you open a door - you usually shut it again. Ergo, most movements will require at least two movements. If you believe you might take longer than ten seconds to make it through the door, give yourself some extra time!

With these settings, you'll get a notification every time someone opens your door.

Every time you give your qBiq a shake, it will update itself.