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- Page 1 Light-Manager Air Quickstart Guide...
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Page 3: Overview And Scope Of Delivery
Overview and scope of delivery Thank you for choosing the Light-Manager Air. The Light-Manager is a multivendor- capability wireless control center for your home automation. It offers highest flexibility and can be controlled by any smartphone, tablet, PC, Logitech Harmony and Amazon Alexa. - Page 4 Wi-Fi compatibility The Light-Manager Air uses the 802.11g standard (54 Mbit) with WPA2 encryption on the channels 1-11. Please ensure that your access point is configured accordingly. The network type can be set to any mode including g, for example 802.11 n+g.
- Page 5 Right after power on the Light-Manager creates its own Wi-Fi network called Light-Manager Air. You can connect to this network with your smartphone, tablet or PC. There is no password required. Afterwards open a browser and navigate to: ...
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Page 6: Reset To Factory Defaults
Possible errors during connection establishment If the LED flashes in red during connection establishment then there is an error. The number of times it flashes red gives information about the error source. 1x Blinking: the network name (SSID) is wrong ... -
Page 7: Login Credentials
The configuration of the Light-Manager is done with the software airStudio which can be found in the download section of www.jbmedia.de. After the program has been installed and started, it will find all Light-Manager devices available in the network. The corresponding IP address will be displayed in the status bar. -
Page 8: The Web Interface
The web-interface The web-interface is the control center for the Light-Manager. You can find it at cloud.jbmedia.de. The login works with the credentials assigned in the previous step. In the headline you will find the configuration title as well as the current indoor- and outdoor- temperature, outdoor humidity as well as time and date. -
Page 9: Amazon Alexa
-> Alexa. Now transfer the configuration to the Light-Manager. Finally install the Alexa skill jbmedia smarthome in the Alexa app. Speak the magic works “Alexa, search for new devices” and you are done. Alexa will find all actuators, scenes... - Page 10 Adding actuators The most important step when configuring the Light-Manager is to add actuators. This is done in the actuator administration, which can be opened by CTRL-A or with the button […] at the end of the Select actuator drop down list. The actuator administration window lists all actuators which have been created.
- Page 11 After an actuator has been added, it can be given a name free of choice. This is the name it will be listed in the web-interface and will be identified by Alexa. By doing a right click a context menu opens up which lists a number of options. Among others there are the options to connect (check in) and disconnect (check out) and actuator to the Light- Manager.
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Page 12: Adding Scenes
Adding scenes The Light-Manager is not limited to control single actuators. Instead you can create extensive scenes with a large number of actuators and additional actions. On the left side of the main window there is a table which shows the whole configuration. The right part is split into Scenes and Actions. - Page 13 By RF transmitter: Triggers by RF signals e.g. from a push button or motion detector In the Actions section you can select actions which are performed when a scenario has been triggered. Among others the selection consists of: Actuator commands ...
- Page 14 To start this scenario with a Logitech Harmony remote control, please add the device Light- Manager Air from the Logitech database to your remote control. This will install buttons with the names L001 until L255 on your Harmony. The number behind the letter L corresponds to the scene number configured in AirStudio.
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Page 15: Astro Function
Timer With the integrated real time clock of the Light-Manager it is possible to trigger scenarios at certain points of times at certain days. The internal clock of the Light-Manager is synchronized with an Internet time server resulting in a very accurate time adjustment at any time. The option Simulate presence will move points of time in the range of +/- 60 minutes randomly. - Page 16 You can define your location in airStudio under Options -> Astro function comfortably by a Google maps application. The hops in the curves are changes from summer to winter time and back. For control purposes the dusk and dawn times for the current day are displayed in the lower right corner of the window.
- Page 17 Temperature Scenarios can be triggered when the temperature rises above or falls below a certain level. For this purpose the Light-Manager measures temperature every minute and triggers scenarios if required. This function is useful to control a fan or electric blinds for example. Besides the inside temperature, which is measured by the device itself, also the outside temperature can be used as control factor.
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Page 18: Front Button
RF Transmitter A very powerful feature is the ability to trigger scenarios by signals of RF transmitters, e.g. wall switches, motion detectors, magnet switches, brightness detectors or other components. To create such a scenario it is sufficient to send an RF signal with one of these components. -
Page 19: Email Notification
Email notification The Light-Manager allows getting a notification by e-mail when a scenario has been executed. This is especially suitable for scenarios which are triggered by sensors. So you could get an e-mail as soon as a window or a door has been opened or motion has been detected. - Page 20 Markers are a powerful tool for advanced programming technics. Markers are variables which can have the values 1 (ON) and 0 (OFF) only. The value of each marker can be altered actions within scenarios. This makes it possible visualize certain information in the marker section of the web interface.
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Page 23: Technical Data
Technical data Operating voltage: 5 Volts Power consumption: ca. 0.9 Watts Dimensions (W x H X D): ca. 6 x 6 x 2 cm Wi-Fi types: Infrastructure and Virtual Access Point Wi-Fi standards: 802.11 g with WPS function Wi-Fi channels: 1 – 11 Wi-Fi encryption: WPA2 Radio transmission frequencies: 433.42, 433.92 and 868.35 MHz Radio reception frequencies: 433.42, 433.92 and 868.35 MHz... - Page 24 Dreherstrasse 24 42899 Remscheid Germany...