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CONTENTS

CONTENTS

IMPORTANT NOTES

TROUBLESHOOTING 

1.  CG100 PACKAGE COMPONENTS 

2.  INTRODUCTION 

3.  UNDERSTANDING OF WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROLLER  

     

3.1   BUTTONS

     3.2    LCD DISPLAY ICONS

4.  UNDERSTANDING OF THE DEVICES

     

4.1   TWO GANG LIGHT SWITCH

     4.2    AC SOCKET

5.  INSTALLATION     

     

5.1   INSTALLATION METHOD

              6.2.1 Test Converge

  

             8.6.1      Edit Mood Name

             8.6.2      Show Device Address

             8.6.3      Edit Device Name

           

     

6.  Device Configuration

      6.1   Coordinator

      6.2   Device

              6.2.2  Configuration

      6.3   Wireless Remote Controller   

7.  Grouping Device

      7.1   Add Device to Group

      7.2   ON/OFF Control

      7.3   Dimmer Level Control

      7.4   Get Status

      7.5   Delete Device

      7.6   Delete All Device in Group

      7.7   Delete All Device in All Group

      7.8   Advanced Function

              7.8.1     Edit Group Name

              7.8.2     Show Device Address

              7.8.3     Edit Device Name

8.   

Mood Control (Scenario)

      8.1  Add Device to Mood

      8.2  Control Devices

      8.3  Delete Device

      8.4  Delete All Device in Mood

      8.5  Delete All Device in All Group

      8.6  Advanced Function

IMPORTANT NOTES

TROUBLESHOOTING 

1.  CG100 PACKAGE COMPONENTS 

2.  INTRODUCTION 

3.  UNDERSTANDING OF WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROLLER  

     

4.  UNDERSTANDING OF THE DEVICES

     

5.  INSTALLATION     

     

6.  Device Configuration

  

7.  Grouping Device

Mood Control (Scenario)

3.1   BUTTONS

     3.2    LCD DISPLAY ICONS

4.1   TWO GANG LIGHT SWITCH

     4.2    AC SOCKET

5.1   INSTALLATION METHOD

      6.1   Coordinator

      6.2   Device

              6.2.1 Test Converge

              6.2.2  Configuration

      6.3   Wireless Remote Controller   

      7.1   Add Device to Group

      7.2   ON/OFF Control

      7.3   Dimmer Level Control

      7.4   Get Status

      7.5   Delete Device

      7.6   Delete All Device in Group

      7.7   Delete All Device in All Group

      7.8   Advanced Function

              7.8.1     Edit Group Name

              7.8.2     Show Device Address

              7.8.3     Edit Device Name

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      8.1  Add Device to Mood

      8.2  Control Devices

      8.3  Delete Device

      8.4  Delete All Device in Mood

      8.5  Delete All Device in All Group

      8.6  Advanced Function

             8.6.1      Edit Mood Name

             8.6.2      Show Device Address

             8.6.3      Edit Device Name

           

     

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9.  System Setting

     9.1   System Clock

     9.2   Copy Setting

     9.3   Reset

     9.4   Memory Information

             9.4.1   Registered Device

             9.4.2   Device Added to GPs and Moods 

     9.5   Version

10.  Timer Function 

11.  N-Way Configuration 

       11.1   Check Device

        

11.2   Remove N-Way Function of Device

        

11.3   Configure the N-Way Function

12.  APPENDIX

       12.1   Specifications--Device

        

12.2   Specifications Wireless Remote Controller

       12.3   Troubleshooting Guide

           
     

9.  System Setting

     9.1   System Clock

     9.2   Copy Setting

     9.3   Reset

     9.4   Memory Information

             9.4.1   Registered Device

             9.4.2   Device Added to GPs and Moods 

     9.5   Version

10.  Timer Function 

11.  N-Way Configuration 

       11.1   Check Device

11.2   Remove N-Way Function of Device

11.3   Configure the N-Way Function

12.  APPENDIX

       12.1   Specifications--Device

12.2   Specifications Wireless Remote Controller

       12.3   Troubleshooting Guide

        
        

        

           
     

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1.CG201 PACKAGE COMPONENT

1.CG201 PACKAGE COMPONENT

Remarks: This diagram shows all of the choices that can be purchased, 
which may not be same as your purchased package
Important: There should be only ONE coordinator in a system

Remarks: This diagram shows all of the choices that can be purchased, 
which may not be same as your purchased package
Important: There should be only ONE coordinator in a system

CG201C

COORDINATOR

WIRELESS

SWITCH-ONE 

GANG         

CG201C

COORDINATOR

WIRELESS

SWITCH-ONE 

GANG         

Cover plate

Cover plate

Main unit

Main unit

Screw x 2 

Screw x 2 

CG201S1

WIRELESS

SWITCH-ONE 

GANG 

CG201S1

WIRELESS

SWITCH-ONE 

GANG 

Cover plate

Cover plate

Main unit

Main unit

Screw x 2 

Screw x 2 

 

CG201S2

 WIRELESS

SWITCH-TWO

GANG

 

CG201S2

 WIRELESS

SWITCH-TWO

GANG

Cover plate

Cover plate

Main unit

Main unit

Cover plate

Cover plate

Main unit

Main unit

Cover plate

Cover plate

Main unit

Main unit

Screw x 2 

Screw x 2 

Screw x 2 

Screw x 2 

Main unit

Main unit

Screw x 2 

Screw x 2 

CG201DM

WIRELESS

DIMMER

CG201DM

WIRELESS

DIMMER

CG201SK

WIRELESS 

SOCKET

CG201SK

WIRELESS 

SOCKET

CG201AS

CG201AS

2.INTRODUCTION

2.INTRODUCTION

Thank you for selecting

          

product , this intelligent Home Automation system is working

 on IEEE 802.15.4 Communication standard. It offers beneficial features like ....

1.Wireless control at 2.4Ghz
2.Wireless control distance can be extended  by locating different          devices at different 
   location , these devices  form a communication network.
3.Bi-directional communication that you can either control or monitor the status of your 

 

   

devices

4.Simple installation procedures
5.Simple wiring, extra data cable is NOT required
6.Central control box is NOT required
7.Energy saving, NO minimum load is required

Thank you for selecting

          

product , this intelligent Home Automation system is working

 on IEEE 802.15.4 Communication standard. It offers beneficial features like ....

1.Wireless control at 2.4Ghz
2.Wireless control distance can be extended  by locating different          devices at different 
   location , these devices  form a communication network.
3.Bi-directional communication that you can either control or monitor the status of your 

 

   

devices

4.Simple installation procedures
5.Simple wiring, extra data cable is NOT required
6.Central control box is NOT required
7.Energy saving, NO minimum load is required

Other than the above, with one Wireless remote controller, you can control 10 different 
groups of device and five different light moods. The Wireless remote controller can 
handle maximum 50 devices registration (add the device to groups or moods), and 
maximum 200 control actions in different groups and moods. That means you can 
totally control up to 50 devices (if you have bought 50 light switch, dimmer or sockets). 
Maximum device handling details of the Wireless remote controller are stated in 
section 9.4 of this manual.

You can also pre-program more than one Wireless remote controller into your house, 
because in some cases you may want to put more Wireless remote controller in your 
house for different users or locate several Wireless Remote Controller in different 
rooms.

The TIMER function allows you to pre-program the automatic ON TIME or OFF TIME 
of your light switch, dimmer  or AC socket to save the energy.

The Mood (Scenario) lighting function allows you to create your favourite scenario
 lighting effect. 

The ALL ON and ALL OFF function is convenience for you to switch on or switch off all 
devices by a single button when you come or leave your house.

This product operates as a standard wall-mount switch, dimmer and AC socket, it can 
be retrofitted in standard wall-box.

Other than the above, with one Wireless remote controller, you can control 10 different 
groups of device and five different light moods. The Wireless remote controller can 
handle maximum 50 devices registration (add the device to groups or moods), and 
maximum 200 control actions in different groups and moods. That means you can 
totally control up to 50 devices (if you have bought 50 light switch, dimmer or sockets). 
Maximum device handling details of the Wireless remote controller are stated in 
section 9.4 of this manual.

You can also pre-program more than one Wireless remote controller into your house, 
because in some cases you may want to put more Wireless remote controller in your 
house for different users or locate several Wireless Remote Controller in different 
rooms.

The TIMER function allows you to pre-program the automatic ON TIME or OFF TIME 
of your light switch, dimmer  or AC socket to save the energy.

The Mood (Scenario) lighting function allows you to create your favourite scenario
 lighting effect. 

The ALL ON and ALL OFF function is convenience for you to switch on or switch off all 
devices by a single button when you come or leave your house.

This product operates as a standard wall-mount switch, dimmer and AC socket, it can 
be retrofitted in standard wall-box.

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RESET

CO-ORDINATOR

RESET

CO-ORDINATOR

RESET

CO-ORDINATOR

RESET

CO-ORDINATOR

RESET

Main unit

CG100R

Wireless

Remote

Controller

Batteries
 AAA 2 

User Manual

Wall mount bracket

Double side tape

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CG100 Wireless Home Automation System

User Manual

CityGrow Technology

www.citygrow.org

Summary of Contents for CG100R

Page 1: ...select the right location for your light switch dimmer and AC socket It should be 1 Easily accessible for programming and other operations 2 In a location away from water humidity direct sunlight and...

Page 2: ...01AS CG201AS 2 INTRODUCTION 2 INTRODUCTION Thank you for selecting product this intelligent Home Automation system is working on IEEE 802 15 4 Communication standard It offers beneficial features like...

Page 3: ...t controlprocess Device Status Page Up All ON Device Status Page Edit Name Press Press Turn ON allthe devices Backspace 3 2 LCD DisplayIcons System Clock Not Set Operation of navigationbutton up anddo...

Page 4: ...s at the rear cabinet of the devices Then connect the load cable to the Load terminals One gang Two gang lightswitch Or dimmer AC socket d Fasten the screws of all terminals and check that the wires a...

Page 5: ...rformance user is strongly advised to test the system coverage of the location that is planned to install the CG100 devices On the other hand when a CG100 device is configured successfully the system...

Page 6: ...d devices are illustrated in Section 7 1 and Section 7 2 7 3 respectively 7 1 Add Device to Group To add device to group control perform following steps 1 Connect the Wireless remote controller which...

Page 7: ...reless remote controller the Wireless remote controller will turn OFF all the devices in group 9 After all the devices in group 9 are OFF the status of devices will feedback to Wireless remote control...

Page 8: ...enselect Edit Name 3 Press Yes button toedit the nameof selected device Left Right buttons Changethe position of cursor ALL OFF button Change the case a A 1 ALL ON button Backspace Yes button Save the...

Page 9: ...control Press and hold the Back button to exit the menu and show the device status page Press Yes Mood button to enter mood control page Press button 1 5 to select the desired mood After all the devi...

Page 10: ...mood 2 Press Yes button toenter the deviceoption menu and thenselect ShowAddress 3 Press Yes button againshow the uniqueaddress of the device 8 6 3 Edit DeviceName Toedit the devicename of devicein m...

Page 11: ...ler There are someexamples When user addedthe load ofa one gang switchto group 1of the Handheldremote controller the number ofregistered device is1 When user addedthe load ofone gang switch togroup3 m...

Page 12: ...is disabled For example when the timersetting of a lightswitch is Light SW 1ON Light SW 1OFF 12 02 Which means theON timer ofthe light switchis disabled and thelight switch willonly turn OFF at 12 02...

Page 13: ...vice but want to configureas N Way controller Whether thedevice is aN Way controller but want to configureas N Way device The powerof the devices The cableconnection between thedevice and Wireless rem...

Page 14: ...201C CG201S1 CG201S2 CG201SK Dimmer Voltage 220 to 240Vac Maximum Load Communication standard Bi directional control Radio Frequency Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Mounting Centers 10Amp 250...

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