What are the steps to setup my Hubble camera on iOS using BLE?

All Hubble products can only be set up using either an Android™ or an iOS mobile device.

(To see which versions are supported, please check this link: https://hubbleconnected.com/requirements). Currently Windows and Kindle are not supported.

You can download the app onto the mobile device from the Apple App Store. Go to the App Store to search for "Hubble for Motorola Monitors". Download the Hubble for Motorola Monitors App and install it on your mobile device.>

Follow the below steps for the setup:

• Ensure your mobile device is connected to your Wi-Fi® router.
• Open the Hubble for Motorola Monitors App and type in your login details (if you already have a Hubble account, you'd select 'Already have an Account?').
• Once logged in, tap on the + symbol and then on the ‘Camera' Icon to add a Hubble camera. (If you want to add a Tag to your Focus86 camera, you tap ‘Focus Tag Sensor’ instead.)

• Plug your Hubble camera into the power outlet and make sure it's ON. Press and hold the ‘Pair’ button on the camera for 3 seconds until the Hubble camera tells you 'ready for pairing'. When the LED starts to blink, tap 'Continue' and the setup instructions will appear on your screen.

• The Hubble for Motorola Monitors app will search for nearby cameras.


• When your Hubble camera is listed, select that camera and tap ‘Connect’.

• The Hubble for Motorola Monitors app will now seek to detect your Hubble camera and when detected you are asked to tap ‘Continue’.


• The next step is to connect it to your Wi-Fi® router.

• To do this you select from the list the Wi-Fi® network to which you want to connect your Hubble camera and you tap ‘Continue’.


• Fill out the password of your Wi-Fi® network and tap ‘Next’ in the top right corner.

• This will allow your Hubble camera to get connected to your Wi-Fi® router.

• When successfully setup you can change the name of your Hubble camera (or do this in a later stage) after which you tap ‘Continue’.

• And when tapping 'View Live Camera' you will go to your timeline with the feed visible.