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- Page 1 User’s Manual English (US) For use with models: Version 0.17a GS100-CRS100N User’s Manual GarageSmart...
- Page 2 The information contained herein may be changed at any time without prior notification. This manual nor any parts thereof may not be reproduced for any purpose whatsoever without the express written consent of GarageSmart. All technical specifications, drawings, etc., are subject to copyright law.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction ....................... 5 About this User Guide ........................5 List of nomenclature ........................5 List of definitions ........................5 List of icons ..........................5 Precautionary and Safety Information .................... 6 Legal notices ..........................7 Liability ............................7 Trademarks .......................... - Page 4 Technical Specifications ................. 41 User’s Manual GarageSmart...
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Page 5: Introduction
Introduction About this User Guide List of nomenclature Personal Computer Radio Frequency Internet Service Provider List of definitions An independent U.S. government regulatory agency responsible for overseeing all interstate and international communications. Port Forwarding Port forwarding is a feature that forwards inbound traffic from the Internet on a specific port, to reach a single device on your local network. -
Page 6: Precautionary And Safety Information
Precautionary and Safety Information CAUTION: Internal circuit card components are extremely sensitive to electrostatic discharge. Be careful not to touch internal circuitry prior to discharging any static buildup on yourself. To discharge yourself, touch a grounded metal object such as conductor an earth- grounded metal enclosure. -
Page 7: Legal Notices
Legal notices Liability The software, websites, apps and the manual are subject to change without notice. ™ GarageSmart is not liable for the accuracy of the information contained in this manual, ™ on its websites, in its apps or for damages resulting from the use of the GarageSmart device, this manual, websites or apps. -
Page 8: Customer Service
Customer Service ™ Visit the GarageSmart website, www.garagesmart.net/support.html to view our support page. On this page you can: • Reset your account password. • Find warranty information. • Send an e-mail to GarageSmart™ customer service. • Faqs on the most asked questions and answers. E-mail To ensure a timely response, use e-mail at www.garagesmart.net/contact.html... -
Page 9: Welcome
™ The GarageSmart GS100-CR device is an IP66 weather resistant device that is durable for commercial or industry applications for indoor environments. The device allows you to reliably monitor, open, close or stop one commercial door from anywhere in the world. -
Page 10: Getting Started
Getting Started What’s Included ™ Your GarageSmart device comes with the following: • Welcome Letter Optional Parts and Accessories The following parts and accessories are available and can be purchased by contacting ™ ™ GarageSmart or through the GarageSmart web store: •... -
Page 11: Pre-Installation
Pre-Installation Creating a GarageSmart™ Account (Online Control Panel) Creating a GarageSmart™ account is required as this provides you with access to an Online Control Panel for setting up individual remote keys, custom schedules, and other configuration settings for controlling your GarageSmart™ device. 1. -
Page 12: Router Security Configuration
Router Security Configuration For the GarageSmart™ device to receive inbound commands (red arrows below) from the Internet and the GarageSmart™ Network, Port Forwarding must be setup properly within the router. Private Network Public Router or Access Point 1. Login into your router as this is usually accomplished by typing the Gateway Address (1) (2) into your web browser. - Page 13 3. Fill out Table 1 below (or download from the Internet) with the information that was entered from the previous steps, as this information will be needed in the Configure the GarageSmart™ Device to a secure Wi-Fi network section below and for future (6) (7) reference.
- Page 14 and End Port to 31301. The “Description, Application Name, or Device Name” can be named anything that you choose, such as; GarageSmart, GarageSmart2, Door-5, etc. Shown below is an example of a location that has 5 GarageSmart Devices connected to a single network.
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Page 15: Installation
Installation Installation and wiring Installation of a GarageSmart GS100-CR is for controlling and monitoring commercial garage doors (typically found in businesses or factories), that have a 3-button wall mounted pushbutton (in which each pushbutton individually opens, closes and stops the garage door). - Page 16 The wiring diagram above shows how to wire a GarageSmart GS100-CR Device to the Open, Close, Stop and Com screw terminals of a garage door motor control board. 1. Remove the existing mechanical 3-button wall switch from the wall. 2. Remove the cover of the GarageSmart™ device and using screws (not included), secure the GarageSmart™...
- Page 17 ™ 4. Feed the sensor wires through the opening of the GarageSmart device and then connect to the SENSOR + and SENSOR - pins of the 10-Pin terminal block (polarity doesn’t matter), using a screw driver. Note: Sensor Wires Using ¾” Conduit and a Lock Washer (shown above) is a typical application in securing and sealing the wires entering the GarageSmart device.
- Page 18 6. Connect power from the garage motor control board to the 24V+ and 24V- pins (polarity doesn’t matter) of the GarageSmart™ device as shown below. Wires connect to the garage motor control board power terminals. See the wiring diagram at the beginning of this section for further information on how to connect these connections.
- Page 19 The NO/NC AUX switch can also be triggered Locally by pressing and holding the STOP Button for 5 seconds. After 5 seconds has passed, the NO/NC AUX switch will then be energized and change state, with the Buzzer sounding simultaneously for as long as the STOP button is pressed.
- Page 20 9. Confirm that the sensor is working properly by verifying that the Sensor LED of the GarageSmart™ device illuminates when the door is Closed, and is off when the door is Open. Sensor LED (Red) 10. Carefully plug the 11-pin connector from top PCB into the J2 connector of the bottom PCB.
- Page 21 11. Close and secure the cover of the GarageSmart™ device using the (4) screws that were removed from step 2 above, as shown below. Screw Screw Screw Screw User’s Manual GarageSmart...
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Page 22: Alternate Mounting
Alternate Mounting The GarageSmart™ GS100-CR can also be mounted upside down for installations requiring bottom ended connections. 1. Remove the existing mechanical 3-button wall switch from the wall. 2. Remove the cover of the GarageSmart™ device and using screws (not included), secure the GarageSmart™... - Page 23 4. Rotate the bottom PCB as shown below, then re-install the (4) PCB screws and connect the buzzer connector to the J3 terminal on the PCB. Bottom PCB 5. Continue with the installation and wiring per the section above. User’s Manual GarageSmart...
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Page 24: Wi-Fi Setup
Wi-Fi Setup Configure the GarageSmart™ Device to a secure Wi-Fi network The GarageSmart™ device should be connected to a secured Wi-Fi network using a (1) (2) Static IP. When initially powered up, the GarageSmart™ device will become a Wi-Fi Access Point for device configuration purposes and will indefinitely broadcast its unique SSID in the form of GarageSmart_80_xxxx. - Page 25 2. Using any Wi-Fi enabled device (such as a cellphone, tablet, computer, etc.), go to your Wi-Fi settings and connect to the newly available GarageSmart™ Wi-Fi network for the device that you need to configure, using the Mac Address of the GarageSmart™ device as the Wi-Fi Password.
- Page 26 3. The GarageSmart Wi-Fi Setup page shall then appear in your web browser. 4. Enter your Routers or AP (Access Point) exact Network (SSID) and Password into the proper fields. 5. Using Table 1 that was filled in with the Port Forwarding settings from within the Router Security Configuration section above, find the row with the Mac Address that matches the Mac Address of the GarageSmart™...
- Page 27 8. Click Update as the Status Led of the GarageSmart™ device will alternate between GREEN a few times, and the following shall be displayed in your browser. 9. If all the information pertaining to your routers settings were entered into the GarageSmart™...
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Page 28: Controlling The Garagesmart™ Device
Controlling the GarageSmart™ Device ™ The GarageSmart GS100-CR device can Open, Close or Stop your garage door from anywhere using any smartphone, pc/laptop, tablet or any other device that has a connection to the internet. The GarageSmart™ App ™ GarageSmart provides a user-friendly app that allows users to Open, Close, Stop or Monitor ™... -
Page 29: App Setup
App Setup Because the GarageSmart™ app is designed to be used in both Residential and Commercial use, there are two modes that the GarageSmart™ app can run in, Classic mode or Advanced mode. ™ This section will show how to setup the GarageSmart app in Advanced mode, using a User, Remote Key and Access Code. - Page 30 Function Options Description English Displays all text in English Language French Displays all text in French Spanish Displays all text in Spanish Displays each Residential or Commercial device on a separate page. Classic Must set to Classic if any Residential devices are installed.
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Page 31: Controlling Garage Doors Using The Garagesmart™ App
5. Enter the Access Code, this can be found within the CONTROL PANEL INFORMATION window, within your Online Control Panel on the Dashboard page, as shown below. Example 6. Enter the User. 7. Enter the Remote Key. 8. Click Save Access Code, a message will appear Access Code has been saved. 9. - Page 32 2. Press the Gray Box next to the door that you want to control, as the box will then turn Blue , as shown below. Selected Door Location name 3. After making your door selection, the screen will then automatically slide to the door control page, or you can swipe the screen to the right with your finger.
- Page 33 Controlling multiple doors: 1. With your finger, swipe to the left to see all available GarageSmart™ Devices (Doors) that have been enabled for the User to control. In the example below, there are two GarageSmart devices (Bay 1 Door and Bay 2 Door) that are available for the user to control within the Warehouse location.
- Page 34 4. After making your door selections, swipe the screen to the right with your finger to view the door control page. All the selected doors in the previous step will be controlled. 5. The following commands are then available to the user: ...
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Page 35: Verify Garage Door Status Using The Garagesmart™ App
Verify Garage Door Status using the GarageSmart™ App Monitoring the Garage Doors requires that the GarageSmart™ App has already been installed and setup properly. 1. At any time, click the refresh icon to check and verify the status of the garage door that pertains to the device that is currently selected. -
Page 36: Troubleshooting & Help
Troubleshooting & Help The GarageSmart™ device is completely tested at the factory before being packaged and shipped. If installed properly and in accordance with the installation instructions in this manual, your GarageSmart™ devices should provide many years of trouble free service. If the device should not function or you need help, the following guides will assist in troubleshooting. -
Page 37: Status Codes
Status Codes ™ The Status Led of the GarageSmart can be used to determine the connection status of the ™ GarageSmart device. Status Number Result Solution of Blinks Color Solid Reboot started. Wait a few seconds for reboot process to start. Repeat the procedure Configure the Wi-Fi disconnected or wrong password. -
Page 38: Reboot
Reboot ™ The GarageSmart can be rebooted without having to remove the cover. 1. Press and release the STOP button 4 times within 3 seconds (holding down the STOP button on the 4 press). 2. Release the STOP button between 5 and 10 seconds. 3. -
Page 39: Most Common Problems
Most Common Problems Below is a complied list of the Most Common problems that can occur. Before contacting ™ GarageSmart for support, please review the list as one of the solutions may correct the issue that you may be experiencing. Problem Solutions ... -
Page 40: Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions Question Answers Yes, GarageSmart™ device will show the real live Can I monitor all garage doors? status (Closed or Open) for each garage. Can GarageSmart™ close my garage Yes, the GarageSmart™ adds Auto Shut features door(s) automatically? that allow you to set your garage doors to close automatically from 10 minutes up to 2 hours after being left open, or have them close at a pre-... - Page 41 Technical Specifications GarageSmart™ GS100-CR Input Voltage: 24VDC or 24VAC Input Current: 25mA (Normal Operation), 250mA (Lights/Buzzer Indication) AUX Outputs: 60V / 1-Amp (each relay) Temperature Range: -20 degrees C to +55 degrees C Relative Humidity Range: 0 - 95% Non-Condensing Wi-Fi Radio 802.11 b/g/n/ac (2.4 GHz)