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In the app, the WiFi wall display is shown as

176625

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The WiFi wall display shows the start page.

24. March FR

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The WiFi wall display is now integrated in the app. Follow the instructions for adding more Smart Home

devices, see section

5.5 Add more Smart Home devices

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Summary of Contents for 00176625

Page 1: ...00176625 WIFI WALL DISPLAY G Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...Home app 10 5 4 Integrating the WiFi wall display into the app 11 5 5 Add more Smart Home devices 14 6 Operation 16 6 1 Home page 16 6 2 All devices 18 6 3 Scene 19 6 4 Shortcuts 20 6 5 Menu 21 7 Settings 23 7 1 Network Setting 23 7 2 Volume 23 7 3 Display adjustment 23 7 4 Device and system 24 7 5 Language and region 24 7 6 Date and time 24 7 7 Homepage Theme 25 7 8 About 25 8 Technical data 26 9...

Page 3: ...Correct use The WiFi wall display is suitable for displaying and controlling compatible Smart Home devices within a WLAN The WiFi wall display is suitable for indoor use only Any other use is considered incorrect Unauthorised modifications or conversions are not permitted and will invalidate the warranty Do not open your WiFi wall display yourself under any circumstances and do not attempt to carr...

Page 4: ...lies with national regulations and those of the local energy supply company and who has sufficient knowledge regarding installation locations fire protection and electrical installation work The product is intended only for indoor use Attention There is a risk of electric shock on contact 2 Packaging contents 1 WiFi wall display incl bracket 2 screws 1 quick reference guide WiFi Walldisplay WiFi W...

Page 5: ...devices such as electric blankets coffee machines etc with this product There is a risk of fire and injury Do not use this product with any devices that are motorised or any devices that have a rotating component or tool There is a risk of injury The product is intended only for indoor use Do not attempt to service or repair the product yourself Leave any and all service work to qualified experts ...

Page 6: ...ake sure that there are no electric water gas or other lines running through the wall at the mounting site Small splinters of glass can lead to injuries if touched Dispose of the product immediately if it is dam aged and or splintered during application or use Only touch the damaged or splintered product on undamaged areas and the edge Be very careful while doing so thoroughly wash your hands afte...

Page 7: ... Home devices Note For more information on Hama Smart Home and other Smart Home products please visit www hama comðProdukteðSmart Home 4 1 Basics of operation You operate your WiFi wall display via the touch sensitive display Tap and swipe your finger directly on the display to navigate and perform actions The following overview shows the gestures Tap Tap buttons or elements with your finger to pe...

Page 8: ...the display and the bracket The WiFi wall display is plugged into the bracket when delivered First carry out the following preparatory steps Find a suitable mounting location that allows you convenient access to the WiFi wall display Switch off the relevant fuse fuse box for the room in which you wish to install the WiFi wall display Check that the wires are de energised using a suitable measuring...

Page 9: ...n the flush mounted box Input 100 V 240 V AC 50 60 Hz Hama GmbH Co KG 86652 Monheim Germany 2 2 Mount the bracket on the slotted holes with the screws supplied 2 Carefully place the WiFi wall display on the bracket The WiFi wall display audibly clicks into place Switch on the relevant fuse fuse box for the room in which you wish to install the WiFi retrofit switch The WiFi wall display switches on...

Page 10: ...esired country and region Select your 2 4 GHz WLAN wireless network Enter your WLAN password Tap the Connect button Read and confirm the User Agreement and Privacy Policy by tapping the Agree button Tap the Agree button to synchronise the time zone of the WiFi wall display via the WLAN Alternatively tap the Later button not recommended Swipe down on the Date Time screen and confirm by tapping the ...

Page 11: ...martphone tablet Note While setting up the app you will be asked whether the app has permission to access the functions of your smartphone tablet Say yes to these prompts for the full functionality of your WiFi wall display Register to create a new account Alternatively log in with the access data of your existing account Follow the instructions for setting up the app until you can add a new devic...

Page 12: ...l display into the app After successfully setting up the WiFi wall display and app now integrate the WiFi wall display into the app Start the Hama Smart Home app on your smartphone tablet Tap the Add Device button Tap the button top right ...

Page 13: ...the WiFi wall display Tap the Confirm login button Note If the WiFi wall display is not immediately shown in the app tap the Add Device button again and then the back arrow top left The WiFi wall display should be shown in the device summary ...

Page 14: ...ay is shown as 176625 The WiFi wall display shows the start page 24 March FR Home Light The WiFi wall display is now integrated in the app Follow the instructions for adding more Smart Home devices see section 5 5 Add more Smart Home devices ...

Page 15: ...e Smart Home devices After successfully integrating the WiFi wall display into the app you can add further devices Start the Hama Smart Home app on your smartphone tablet Tap the button top right Tap the Add Device button ...

Page 16: ...ting instructions Confirm in the app that the device is flashing Select your 2 4 GHz WLAN wireless network Enter your WLAN password Tap the OK button to confirm your entries The device is added This process can take up to 2 minutes If the connection is successful the device stops flashing and is displayed in the app Tap the device to confirm the connection Optional Enter a name for the connected d...

Page 17: ...in information on the operation and menu structure of the WiFi wall display Note The following graphic is an overview of the menu structure of your WiFi wall display with all menu items 6 1 Home page Scene 6 3 All devices 6 2 Shortcuts 6 4 Menu 6 5 Home page 6 5 1 Settings 6 5 2 Theme 6 5 3 Synchronise 6 5 4 Quick access home screen 6 5 5 Device search 6 5 6 24 March FR Home Light ...

Page 18: ... to wake up the WiFi wall display from sleep mode The home page is displayed Swipe from top to bottom to display the menu See section 6 5 Menu Swipe to the right to display preset scenes See section 6 3 Scene Swipe to the left to display all devices that are connected to the WiFi wall display via the Hama Smart Home app See section 6 2 All devices Swipe up to view more scenes devices with quick ac...

Page 19: ...scrolling through the displayed devices if there are more than 4 connected devices Tap on a device to control the device The options displayed vary depending on the device type IP camera WLAN socket LED lamp etc Tap the symbol next to a device to switch the device on or off All devices LED light Power Socket LED light LED light Note If a connected device is not accessible it is greyed out in the s...

Page 20: ...continue scrolling through the displayed scenes if there are more than 4 scenes set up Tap on a scene to activate it The connected devices are controlled according to the stored presettings Scene Day Night Homeoffice Relax Note A detailed description of the Hama Smart Home app and all of its functions can be found in our app guide at www hama comðarticle number ð Downloads ð App operating instruct...

Page 21: ...2 places on the start page for quick access Tap on a scene to activate it The connected devices are controlled according to the stored presettings Tap on a device to switch the device on or off Swipe up from the bottom to continue scrolling through the quick accesses displayed if there are more than 2 quick accesses set up LED light Power Socket Day Night ...

Page 22: ...ch Device 6 5 1 Menu Home page Tap the symbol to display the home page 6 5 2 Menu Settings Tap the symbol to access the following settings Network Setting Voice Control and Volume Display adjustment Device and System Language and region Date and time Homepage Theme About Detailed information on the individual menu items can be found in Chapter 7 Settings ...

Page 23: ...h the app 6 5 5 Menu Home Screen MGT Tap the symbol to set the quick accesses for the home page You can select scenes and all connected devices 6 5 6 Menu Search device Tap the symbol to search for other compatible Smart Home devices nearby Found devices are displayed in a list Note We recommend adding further Smart Home devices directly via the Hama Smart Home app see section 5 5 Add more Smart H...

Page 24: ...coustic signals Adjust the volume of the WiFi wall display with the slider 7 3 Display adjustment Tap the Display adjustment button in the menu Switch the Brightness Auto adjustment function on or off with the switch The WiFi wall display automatically adjusts the display brightness to the ambient conditions Note When using the Brightness Auto adjustment function be careful not to cover the bright...

Page 25: ...rt Home app and reset the WiFi wall display to the factory settings The WiFi wall display then restarts Note Note that when resetting to factory settings all personal settings and connections to Smart Home devices are deleted Tap the Function lab button to access advanced functions These functions are for advanced users only 7 5 Language and region Tap the Language and region button in the menu Ta...

Page 26: ... display the privacy policy Tap the User Agreement button to display the terms of use Tap the Open Source Component License button to display the licences for the open source components used Tap the Device Information button to display the following information about the WiFi wall display Network status Active state IP Address MAC Address Device ID Main firmware version Zigbee firmware version ...

Page 27: ...Technical data 26 8 Technical data Input voltage 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Dimensions 86 mm 86 mm 36 mm Frequency band 2 4 GHz Max radio frequency power transmitted 100 mW Operating temperature 0 C 40 C ...

Page 28: ...have any questions about this product Hotline 49 9091 502 0 German English Further support information can be found here www hama com 12 RF exposure information This device complies with the EU requirements for limiting the exposure of the general public to electromagnetic fields by means of health protection The device complies with RF specifications provided it is used 20 cm away from the body 1...

Page 29: ...ing companies Errors and omissions excepted and subject to technical changes Our general terms of delivery and payment are applied The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use of such marks by Hama GmbH Co KG is under license Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners ...

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