Gewiss CHORUS GWA9000 - Smart Gateway Manual

INTRODUCTION

If the crossed-out bin symbol appears on the equipment or packaging, this means the product must not be included with other general waste at the end of its working life. The user must take the worn product to a sorted waste centre, or return it to the retailer when purchasing a new one. Products ready for disposal and measuring less than 25cm can be consigned free of charge to dealers whose sales area covers at least 400m², without any purchase obligation. An efficient sorted waste collection for the environmentally friendly disposal of the used device, or its subsequent recycling, helps avoid the potential negative effects on the environment and people's health, and encourages the reuse and/or recycling of the construction materials. GEWISS actively takes part in operations that sustain the correct salvaging and re-use or recycling of electric and electronic equipment.

PACK CONTENTS

1x Smart Gateway
1x 12 Vdc power suppler
1x Terminal for connection to the KNX bus
2x Fixing brackets for DIN rail
1x Installation manual

IN BRIEF

The Smart Gateway is the central element of the Gewiss IoT solution; it enables home automation management logics and functions to be centralised, collects data from sensors in the home, sends commands to actuators and communicates with cloud applications.
It transfers data from connected device networks (KNX, Zigbee, etc.) to customer devices and applications, enabling the exchange of information between devices with different communication protocols. The management system architecture is illustrated in figure C. The first version of the product uses the KNX and Zigbee protocols. The process of interfacing with other systems or the use of protocols will be enabled in line with future software version releases.
The device is fitted with (figure A):
A1. Power supply socket-outlet
A2. LAN socket-outlet
A3. USB socket-outlet
A4. KNX socket-outlet
A5. Status LED
A6. Device activation/deactivation push-button
A7. Reset push-button

FIRST-TIME ACTIVATION

Check the device is powered and connect it to a DHCP server using an Ethernet cable, so that it can connect to the Internet.
If the device can connect to the Internet, the status LED will change to alternating blue and orange as it waits to receive a valid configuration; if this does not occur, check the status of the device as shown in the "Status Notifications" table. Once connected to the Internet, the device is ready to be configured.

LED FUNCTIONS AND LOCAL PUSH-BUTTONS

The status LED (A5) is used for:

1. Press and hold the reset push-button (A7) until the status LED (A5) starts blinking quickly (orange colour)
2. Release the push-button.
3. Once reset, the device will restart and the status LED will be illuminated (orange, unblinking)