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Gadget Remote Controlled Mains Sockets
What can Gadget Remote Controlled Mains Sockets be used for?
Gadget mains sockets provide a means of controlling electrical appliances at the touch of a
button. The Tynetec MK2 Sensor Controller
on/off automatically when users get in/out of bed.
Important Safety Instructions
Gadgets are intended for internal domestic use only
Do not expose a Gadget to rain or moisture
Do not overload a Gadget – maximum load 3120W/13A
resistive Do not attempt to service a Gadget
Avoid plugging Gadgets in direct sunlight or close to a heater
House Code Settings
The House Code only needs to be changed if neighbouring homes have Gadgets installed.
There are 4 possible House Codes (
mains sockets and the remote control.
(I/II/III/IV)
1. Set the dial switch
2. Set the slide switch on the rear of the remote control to match the new setting.
3. Plug the Gadgets in their wall sockets and test.
If you have a Tynetec MK2 Sensor Controller this will also need the new House Code
setting ‐ see the following page.
Channel Setting
Multiple sockets can be set with the same Channel Number if they all want
to be operated from a single button on the remote control.
There are 4 possible Channel Numbers (1/2/3/4) which selects which
number button the socket responds to from the remote control.
1. Set the dial switch (1/2/3/4) on each socket as required.
2. Plug the Gadgets in their wall sockets and test.
Note: the Tynetec MK2 Sensor Controller must have firmware V1.05A onwards to work with Gadgets.
The firmware version is shown on the Main Menu header on the MK2 Sensor Controller display.
can also be used to switch Gadget mains sockets
I/II/III/IV
) which must be set the same on all
on ALL sockets to a new setting.
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Pack includes 5 mains switchers and 1 remote control
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Operating frequency: 433.92MHz
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Operating voltage: 240V 50Hz AC
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Maximum load: 13A/3120W
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Fits standard 13A UK mains socket
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Red on indicator lamp
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Compatible with Tynetec MK2 Sensor Controller
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Remote dimensions: 110mm x 40mm x 16mm (HxWxD)
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Remote weight: 42 grams
CHANNEL NUMBER
HOUSE CODE
SWITCH
a
GADGET
MAINS SOCKET
HOUSE CODE
II
SWITCH
I
III
IV
2
1
3
4
SWITCH
Radio Receiver
Hand
Radio
Remote
Control
IV
III
II
I
GADGET REMOTE
CONTROL
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- Page 1 Gadget Remote Controlled Mains Sockets • Pack includes 5 mains switchers and 1 remote control • Operating frequency: 433.92MHz • Operating voltage: 240V 50Hz AC • Maximum load: 13A/3120W • Fits standard 13A UK mains socket • Red on indicator lamp • Compatible with Tynetec MK2 Sensor Controller • Remote dimensions: 110mm x 40mm x 16mm (HxWxD) • Remote weight: 42 grams What can Gadget Remote Controlled Mains Sockets be used for? Gadget mains sockets provide a means of controlling electrical appliances at the touch of a button. The Tynetec MK2 Sensor Controller can also be used to switch Gadget mains sockets on/off automatically when users get in/out of bed. Important Safety Instructions Gadgets are intended for internal domestic use only Do not expose a Gadget to rain or moisture Do not overload a Gadget – maximum load 3120W/13A resistive Do not attempt to service a Gadget Avoid plugging Gadgets in direct sunlight or close to a heater House Code Settings GADGET The House Code only needs to be changed if neighbouring homes have Gadgets installed. MAINS SOCKET I/II/III/IV There are 4 possible House Codes ( ) which must be set the same on all HOUSE CODE mains sockets and the remote control. ...
- Page 2 MK2 Sensor Controller Set‐up From the Main Menu select Advanced Setup and press ENTER Scroll down and select Lights Setup and press ENTER Select Gadgets Setup and press ENTER Select Enable and press ENTER Select Gadgets Address and press ENTER Use the keys to Select Channel (i.e. House Code) and press ENTER Exit all programming menu’s until the display goes blank. Fitting a Gadget Socket Unplug the appliance you wish to control from its existing socket Select a Gadget and note/set its channel number (1 to 4) Plug the Gadget into the wall socket Plug the appliance you wish to control into the Gadget socket Switch the wall socket on Switch the appliance on with its own on/off switch Testing with the Remote Control RED TRANSMIT LIGHT Press the ON button (channel number 1 to 4) on the remote control The RED transmit light will flash and the mains lamp/appliance should switch on Press the OFF button (channel number 1 to 4) on the remote control The RED transmit light will flash and the mains lamp/appliance should switch off As radio signals are used to operate the mains sockets this means you can control appliances in different rooms. Typically a 30 metre range can be expected, however certain building structures may reduce the range or cause blind spots. Testing with the MK2 Sensor Controller Press ENTER on the sensor controller From the Main Menu select Advanced Setup and press ENTER Select Calibrate and Test and press ENTER Scroll down and select Test Mode and press ENTER Wait until the display shows ……..No Client…….. Lie on the bed and the display should show ..Client Detected.. Remain on the bed for 10 seconds, the unit will beep 3 times and the display will show Unit is sending status IN code After a short delay the display will change to show ..Client Logged IN.. Get off the bed, the display will show Unit is sending status OUT code and Gadget Socket 1 will activate After approx 15 seconds the display will show ..Client OUT.. and Gadget Socket 2 will activate After approx 10 seconds the unit will start to beep and the display will show ..Alarm.. After approx 10 seconds and the display will show Unit is sending ALARM code After a short delay the unit will exit Test Mode and both Gadget Sockets 1 & 2 will deactivate Trouble Shooting ...
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