Merge pull request #1093 from ApolloAutomation/dev

Sync dev to main: MSR-1 descriptions

Author: bharvey88

docs/products/general/calibrating-and-updating/radar-tuning/zones-ha.md

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docs/products/general/calibrating-and-updating/radar-tuning/zones-hlk.md

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docs/products/msr1/examples/msr1-dashboards.md

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+description: "Example Home Assistant dashboard cards for the MSR-1, including an ApexCharts scatter plot of radar detection distance you can copy and paste."
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 # MSR-1 Home Assistant Dashboard Examples
 
 **Radar Scatter Plot With Apex Charts For **[**MSR-1**](https://shop.apolloautomation.cloud/products/multisensor-mk1)

docs/products/msr1/faq.md

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+description: "Common MSR-1 questions answered: which sensors are inside, what the mmWave radar detects, and how the device talks to Home Assistant."
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 1\. **What sensors are included in the MSR-1?**
 
 * The MSR-1 includes a mmWave radar sensor (HLK-ld2410b), a LUX and UV sensor (LTR-390UV), and a temperature, humidity, and pressure sensor (BME280). It also has an optional CO2 sensor (SCD40), RGB LED, and piezo buzzer.

docs/products/msr1/introduction.md

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+description: "The Apollo MSR-1 multisensor: mmWave radar, LUX and UV, temperature, humidity, and optional CO2, running ESPHome for Home Assistant."
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 ![](/assets/productimage.jpg)
 
 The Apollo MSR-1 is a compact, community-driven multisensor designed for Home Assistant via ESPHome. Measuring just 40.5mm x 32mm, it features mmWave radar for motion detection, LUX/UV sensors, temperature/humidity monitoring, and optional CO2 sensing. Powered by USB-C, the MSR-1 allows for customizable alerts through RGB LEDs and a piezo buzzer.

docs/products/msr1/setup/general-tips.md

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+description: "Placement and mounting tips for the MSR-1, including keeping the light sensor holes clear and stopping the RGB LED from skewing LUX readings."
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 # General Tips
 
 ##### **MSR-1**

docs/products/msr1/setup/how-to-change-the-update-frequency-of-sensors.md

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+description: "Tune the MSR-1 mmWave radar from Home Assistant using Radar Engineering Mode to find which gates cause false triggers and raise their thresholds."
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 # How To Tune mmWave Using Home Assistant
 
 If you're experiencing false triggers, we recommend using Radar Engineering Mode (REM) to monitor the gate energy and adjust the gate threshold to eliminate them.  

docs/products/msr1/setup/zones-ha.md

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+description: "Tune the MSR-1 mmWave radar over Bluetooth with the HLKRadarTool phone app, covering both auto-calibration and manual gate settings."
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 # How To Tune mmWave Using HLKRadarTool
 
 **Auto-Calibration (Average, Maximum, and Intelligent)**   

docs/products/msr1/setup/zones-hlk.md

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+description: "Reset the MSR-1 Wi-Fi credentials with a 10 second press of the Boot button, then reconnect through its hotspot."
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 # Reset Wi-Fi Credentials
 
 1\. Plug in the device