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Hangzhou refers to a broad category of electronic products and industrial equipment manufactured in Hangzhou, China—a major global hub for technology and manufacturing. This brand designation typically encompasses white-label goods, OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) devices, and smart home technologies that use the city of origin as a primary identifier on packaging or regulatory labels.
The product range is extensive, covering everything from advanced touchscreen all-in-one computers and smart lock gateways to wireless winch remotes and automatic pet care appliances. Products in this category are often integrated with modern connectivity standards, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the Matter protocol, facilitating seamless integration into smart ecosystems like Apple Home and Tuya.
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Press and hold the Wi-Fi button on the operating panel for about 3 seconds until the white light flashes and a sound is emitted to reset the network configuration.
Open the TTlock App, select 'Gateway', choose the 'G6 Matter' model, and plug in the gateway. When the lights flash red and blue, tap '+' to add the device.
Press the IN/OUT button for approximately 3 seconds until the LED indicator lights up. The remote automatically powers off after a period of inactivity to save battery.
The Hangzhou G6 Gateway is typically compatible with the TTlock App and can also be added to Apple Home via the Matter protocol.