Q: Do I have to create a site when creating a new client? A: No. The system will automatically create a site with a similar name to the client's name. Q: How can I add a new trap? A: In the Clients screen (or a specific client screen) press the 'Add new trap' button on the bottom of the screen and follow the instructions. See 'RedHawk Pest installation' FAQ for more information on trap installation. Q: How can I find a specific client in the clients list? A: You can search for a specific client using the search window at the top of the clients list in the Clients screen.

Q: How can I add a new site to an existing client? A: Select the client from the list in the Clients screen. When in the selected client's screen press the 'Add site' button. In the form that will open up, fill in the required site's name and press the 'add new site' button. Q: Can I add a site to a client that doesn't exist? A: No. You will need to create the client and only than add a site to it. Q: What is the meaning of the color of the trap symbol on each line? A: The color of the circle inside the trap symbol indicates the status of the specific trap. A trap can have one of the following statuses: red = Trap Alert. The trap was activated grey = Trap Not Ready. The trap did not transmit in the last 24 hours or its battery level is too low green = Trap Ready. The trap is set and ready for use. Q: Where can I find the serial number of an installed trap? A: The serial number of a trap appears next to the trap's symbol in the Client screen. the serial number also appears in each trap's screen. Q: How can I know on which site a trap is located? A: In the Client screen, each row represents an installed trap. The site where the trap is installed appears above the name of the trap in each line.

Q: What does the color of the trap symbol represent? A: The color of the circle inside the trap symbol indicates the status of the trap. A trap can have one of the following statuses: red = Trap Alert. The trap was activated grey = Trap Not Ready. The trap did not transmit in the last 24 hours or its battery level is too low green = Trap Ready. The trap is set and ready for use. Q: How can I remove an existing trap? A: In the Trap screen, place the trash can icon on the upper right corner. Q: What happens when I remove a trap? A: When removing a trap, the following will happen: 1. The trap will be removed from the traps list 2. The trap will become available for another installation 3. The trap history will be saved to the client's history. Q: Can the trap work with more than one Wi-Fi network? A: Yes. You can teach up to 8 wi-fi networks. Press the wifi plus icon on the trap screen to add an additional Wi-Fi network. Q: Can I edit the trap's name? A: Yes. just press the edit icon in the upper right corner of the Trap screen. This enables the editing of the name and description of the trap. When you are done editing, press the 'Finish editing' button on the upper right corner. Q: Can I change the site of a trap? A: No. you will have to remove the trap and re-install it in the new site. Q: Can I change the client of a trap? A: No. you will have to remove the trap and re-install it for the new client. Q: What is the 'Last communication'? time of a trap? A: This is an indication of the trap's last transmission. Each trap is configured to communicate with the Red Hawk at least once every 24 hours. If a trap did not communicate for more than 24 hours, its status will be changed to not ready. Q: What is the meaning of 'Battery level' of a trap? A: This is an indication of the Red Hawk battery level. When the level becomes low the indication will read 'Replace!'. If the leevl is too low, the trap will automatically turn off. Q: What is the meaning of 'Setup date' of a trap? A: This is the date on which the trap was installed. If the trap wa installed more than once, the date will be the date of the last installation. Q: How do I change the status of a trap? A: You can manually change the trap's status as follows: Red to green = perform 'Resolve trap alert' to return the trap to its Ready status. See 'Resolve trap alert' for more details. Grey to green = Check the cause for the Not Ready status. Replace battery if needed and re-install the trap if required. Q: How can I refresh the displayed status of trap? A: The status of the trap is refreshed automatically every few seconds. In order to manually refersh a page, you can go out of the page and back in.

Q: How can I resolve a trap alert? A: Open the Trap screen of the required trap. Press the 'Resolve trap alert' button and follow the instructions.

Q: What is wi-fi teach? A: Answer Wi-fi teach is the process of teaching your RedHawk trap the local wi-fi network. During the process the trap learns the name and password of the wi-fi network, receives a client and site designation and connects for the first time with the RedHawk server. This process is the core of a new RedHawk trap installation. Q: How will I know what to do during the wi-fi teach? A: The wi-fi teach process is performed using a step-by-step method. The app will guide you in voice and text on how to perform the required operations. It is pretty easy. Q: What if I teach the RedHawk the wrong wi-fi network? A: If the trap was taught with a wrong name or password for the network it will not be able to connect to the RedHawk server and the process will fail. You can re-attempt the process as many times as you would like. Q: On which button should I press for 5 seconds? A: Press on the physical button on your RedHawk trap. Q: I pressed the button for a long time but nothing happened. What can I do? A: Press a short click on the button. If complete here. Q: I can't find the RedHawk network in my wi-fi settings. What can I do? A: The RedHawk network will be transmitted by the RedHawk as long as the red light is still flashing (90 seconds after you long-press the button). Press the button for 5 seconds, verify it flashes and then check your wi'fi settings screen. Q: What is the 'Notification up in the header'? A: This is a shortcut to return to the RedHawk app after connecting to the trap's wi-fi network. The notification appears for several seconds on the top of the screen once you connected your phone to the RedHawk trap network. You can also return to the app manually once directed to do so by the voice guidance. Q: How can I know that my trap's wi-fi teach was completed? A: After the wi-fi teach was completed, the LED lights of the trap will stop blinking and start rotating around the button. Q: I was directed to return to the app, and I see the counter reached 100% and nothing else happens. What should I do? A: I was directed to return to the app, and I see the counter reached 100% and nothing else happens. What should I do? If the counter reached 100% (Android) or the spinner spins (iOS) for more than 90 seconds, it means the Red Hawk was not able to reach Red Hawk's server as part of its installation. This may be due to poor wi-fi reception at the installation location. Try changing location and repeat the installation process. Q: How can I know that my trap was able to connect to RedHawk's server? A: At the end of the wi-fi teach process, the trap will make a success sound and the lights will turn off. This means that the trap was successful in reaching the Red Hawk server.