Original CyberQ Firmware V2.3 USER GUIDE

SAFETY WARNINGS 
 INSTALLATION / SAFETY INFORMATION. READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS USERGUIDE COMPLETELY BEFORE INSTALLING OR USING THIS PRODUCT!! WARNING : FIRE HAZARD, BURN HAZARD!! Even quality electronics can fail CAUSING THE...

Features Built in Wi-Fi web server allows direct or remote access from your mobile device or PC 
 2.4 GHz, IEEE Std. 802.11gTM, Wi-Fi® certified (WFA ID: WFA16869) 
 16 character by two line backlit LCD display 
 Email ...

Probes The probes provided with your CyberQ Wi-Fi are stainless steel precision thermocouples. The thermocouple wires have an armor braid with moisture and smoke resistant teflon insulation that is rated for temperatures up to 500 degrees ...

Power Draft Blowers (Fans) All blowers are equipped with an adjustable damper and an aluminum nozzle. The blower housing is constructed of stainless steel for a clean, durable, and long lasting finish. The 10 CFM Pit Vipe...

Key Operation 
 UP - Indexes value up / scrolls DOWN – Indexes value down / scrolls LEFT – Selects digit / previous menu RIGHT – Selects digit / next menu
 MODIFY/ENTER (M/E) - Selects / sa...

Powering up After plugging in the unit, the following screen will display:   Then the IP address, Hotspot or infrastructure (INFS), will be displayed for 5 seconds as follows:   See section 8 and 9 for...

Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network in Infrastructure Mode To set up a link from scratch, proceed with the following steps: Power up the CyberQ and wait until the display shows Pairing in Hot-spot Mode. 
 Press and hold down the UP ...

Pairing other devices to the CyberQ in Hot-spot mode The most basic way to use the CyberQ’s features is by directly pairing it with one or more Wi-Fi devices in hot-spot mode. While this method doesn’t enable all the CyberQ&rsq...

Email Setup At the bottom of each CyberQ page are links to the other pages. Click on the link for Email Alerts. This page has two tables; the top table is for Setup values, and the bottom one is to report status. Fill out the setup values ...

Enable port forwarding to allow remote access Port forwarding is a setting in your router that will enable you to access the CyberQ when you are away from home. When the setting is enabled, your router will direct a request coming in from ...

CyberQ Pages Web Interface Control Status Screen This screen contains the same information as the section Manual Operation – Main Screen. You may enter names for the sensors (up to 16 characters). This will only ...

Building a Proper Fire for Good Control How you build the fire in your pit is critical for good control, especially at low cooking temperatures. Stack the charcoal inside your pit so it’s shaped like a pyramid, small at the top and l...

Firmware Updates Firmware updates are available for download from our website at no charge. Because updates replace pre-existing data and settings, you should make note of your Wi-Fi, email and other settings prior to installing the update...

LIMITED WARRANTY Return criteria To qualify, all returns and exchanges must be accompanied by the original receipt, the original documentation, instruction manuals, parts and components (including probes, controller, and ...

Wi-Fi Specifications Under ideal conditions with no obstructions, the CyberQ Wi-Fi can achieve a range of up to 1000 ft. (line of sight, outdoors). Indoors, the range in unpredictable and depends greatly on the building construct...

FAQ 
 My monitoring device shows I am connected to the CyberQ Wi-Fi, but I can’t view the webpages. The CyberQ may have lost connection after a temporary signal loss. To regain access, power- cycle the CyberQ Wi-Fi by unplu...

Glossary of Networking Terms DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) – This basically means that IP addresses are not static, they can changed at any time. In the case of ISP DHCP, it means that your ISP can change your public I...