Is this can configure if I want to turn off switch if motion detected in specific range, basically I want to switch of tv when my kid goes very close
1583860
No, it will turn on with motion and then go off after a preset time of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, minutes. Not for big loades like heaters, fans.
1583861
From my experience, this will not be possible. If your child walks into the room with the TV connected to the SensorPlug it would turn it on. Only after a few minutes of inactivity would the TV go off. I would suggest a strip of paper that you child would learn not to cross. Just a suggestion.
1583862
no to your question , I use it for a light when entering into a dark room .
1583863
This seems to work well for things directly in front of it. If you can line the sensor plug to be on the side of the TV, it should work.
1583864
From what I understand, this is for detecting motion and not range. You could (with some MacGyvering) make it work so it stays on while people are in an area and moving around watching it. I can see why you would want to but you'd have to reprogram your tv. I use my SensorPlug in my laundry room, so when I come around the corner with my arms full of laundry, the light kicks on. It then waits through two minutes of non-activity and then opens the circuit.
1279411
No it can be switched at any time. Using the remote allows this. Sometimes the response is slow; but that is because of the "Smart TV"
2108717
It is connected by RCA male straight to your tv. By you a motion sensor from x10.com. Unless you tell the kid you have it they will never know. I night watch and have two sensor that triggers a siren and flashing lights. You can have it turn whatever you want to notify you. You can set up sensors anywhere. They work of 2AA'S. They will last for at least a year. I have used mine for about 6 years.They work perfect at night.
799010
You can chose channels for your flashes " you have 4 channels on the triggers A.B.C.D " and you can switch off any channels you can . But i think you can`t control the power on the lights from triggers
1060868
Yes. I have programmed one button to turn on tv and audio and another to turn both off. Also done for dvd, audio and tv. It takes some patience and a programmer's mentality, but it's all explained in manual.
979865
No, it cannot. You need it to interact with all of the games actually as there are no arrow buttons. That is just a light next to the word motion to show you when it is activated. It does turn off for some of the things on it's own.
126166
turn off motion sensor when home, save storage, turn on when gone for alerts. i don't know the minute answer
1364925
Once it is set, it will go off when it detects movement. No need for a remote.
1138358
Sorry I read your question wrong, it has a off / onn button but not motion sensor. Sorry again
443404
There is not an on/off switch for the motion detector. http://www.naturepowerproducts.com/doc_db/2205060ledsolarsecuritylightmanualv1.1-e.pdf
214439
When I used mine it was auto motion, I did not ever have to switch anything. Maybe there is a switch I never found.
1048768
No, it works by motion/temp change, so it will not turn off as long as there is someone in the area and moving. You can also control the motion sensor sensitivity, so it won't turn on while the room lights are turned on. When the unit is activated, it will shut of based on the predetermined timer setting. You won't be disappointed.
461024
I saw something about turning off auto detect tv type or some setting like that on game consoles
104791
yes, you could turn off the motion detection. There is no need to active it all the time as it will automatically take photoes when vistors press the button.
1728502
I found why and must apologize. It was not a "auto sensing" switch, it was a compatibility between the remote frequencies of my HD Ryan video box interfering with the HDMI switcher. What I had to do is block the remote (IR) sensor on the switcher and all was well. Would be nice to have a feature that either changes the IR codes or disable the remote all together ...The HDMI switcher is robust and good quality besides this minor issue.
685001
No, you can't override any of the activities except to turn on or shut the entire unit off using a pin switch. The switch disconnects the battery so the light doesn't come on during shipment or handling. It arrives in the "off" position and you must turn it on after installation or it won't work. If the light were to remain on, the battery would discharge in an hour or two and the unit would turn off. The brief "on" time is to preserve the battery life so it will function most of the night. It will emit a glow (low power) as soon as it gets dark so you can actually see in the immediate area. It will brighten for about 30 seconds when the motion sensor activates it. The glow is about like a 10 watt bulb and the bright is about like a 60 watt bulb. Hope this helps.
1840056
Of course yes, the motion sensor is an option that allows you to set the timing of the Motion Sensor. If you do not want to use Motion Sensor feature, select it to "OFF". Or you can choose between 5/10/30/60 minutes. Whatever you choose, this means that if the frame does not sense human movement within this time, the frame will automatically turn off. When someone re-enters the room and movement is sensed within 8 ft of the frame, it will turn on again resuming the display that was on the screen before it switched off. Videos will restart themselves.