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The device is designed to be connected to sensors that have “dry contact” outputs, such as switches, leakage sensors, reed switches, etc.
The device allows you to turn an ordinary wall switch with a number of keys from 1 to 3 into a “smart” switch using the Zigbee protocol. The compact dimensions of the device make it possible to place it in a mounting box together with a switch, and a low current consumption will allow not servicing such a switch (changing the battery) for several years.
*Note: This is an approximate maximum battery life. The battery life depends on the activity of using the device, the number of updates, ambient temperature, etc.
The device has one service button (Function button), which performs the following functions:
There are two LEDs on the board of the device to indicate the status and operation mode of the device.
Red LED (Status LED):
Blue LED (Mode LED):
The device supports two modes of operation:
Switching the operating mode is done by double-clicking the service button on the device case. At the same time, the blue LED indicates the active mode of operation:
Only “dry contact” outputs can be connected to the device. When connecting the device to the switch, make sure that no other wires (wiring) are connected to it. If connected incorrectly, the device may be damaged.
An example of connecting a device to a three-gang switch:
When installing the device in a junction box in the wall, it is recommended to move the antenna out of the junction box for better reception.
The device comes with a CR2477 battery installed. To prevent premature battery discharge, an insulating gasket is installed in the device. To turn on the new device, remove the yellow insulating gasket protruding from the case.
Double-click on the button on the device body to select the required mode of operation (see Operating modes).
Before connecting a device to a Zigbee network, make sure that the Zigbee coordinator is allowed to connect new devices.
To connect an unconnected device to the coordinator, press and hold the button on the case for 5 seconds. The red LED will light up and start flashing, signaling the start of the procedure for connecting to the coordinator. After successful connection to the coordinator, the red LED turns off.
To disconnect from the coordinator, also press and hold the button on the case for 5 seconds. The device will be disconnected from the coordinator. The red LED blinks once.
The device is supported in Zigbee2MQTT