Quick Start Guide to Google Find Hub

Introduction

The finder is compatible with Google’s Find Hub Device network. Once paired with an Android device, the finder operates as a Google Find Hub Device locator tag until it is reset to factory settings.

Before You Start

• Before you begin, ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your Android device, and that the device has internet access via Wi‑Fi or cellular service.
• Find the button on the finder.

Get Started with an Android Device

• Place your finder near your Android device and press the button until you hear a tone.
• Wait for a half‑screen notification to appear, then follow the on‑screen instructions on your Android device to add the finder to Google Find Hub Device network.

Locate Your Finder

• After adding your finder to Google Find Hub Device network, you can use the Google Find Hub Device app on your Android device to locate it.

Factory Reset

1. Locate the button on the finder.
2. Press and hold the button; you will hear the following sounds in sequence: 1 beep, 2 consecutive beeps, and 3 consecutive indicator tones. Continue holding the button, and release it as soon as you hear a long indicator tone. The device will then be restored to factory settings.

After resetting, if you need to pair the finder with a new account, you must first remove the finder from the old account on the originally bound Android device.

Disable the Finder

1. Locate the button on the finder.
2. Press and hold the button for seven seconds. One beep will sound, then two beeps, and then three beeps.

Re‑enable the Finder

1. Locate the button on the finder.
2. Press the button until you hear a tone.

How to Enter Identification Mode (For Android Devices)

1. Locate the button on the finder.
2. Press and hold the button for five seconds. One beep will sound, and then two beeps.

How to Enter Pairing Mode

1. Locate the button on the finder.
2. Press the button until you hear a tone.

Remove and Re‑pair the Finder

Users can remove the finder from Google’s Find Hub Device app on the Android device. If the finder is within Bluetooth range of the Android device, it will automatically perform a factory reset when it receives the command from the device.

If the finder is out of Bluetooth range, the user should perform a factory reset on the finder either before or after removing it from the app (see the instructions for the factory reset). To re‑pair with an Android device, follow the instructions in the “Get started with an Android device” section.