Lupus Electronics LUPUSEC-XT2, Manual

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Wireless sockets (PSS)
Product description:
With an integrated wireless socket, you can supply a
connected end device with power remotely (via web
access/smartphone) or by manually pressing the LED
button.
You can create rules to specify when a wireless socket is to
be activated or deactivated automatically as required. Refer
to the chapter “Automation” for further information.
LED indicator:

The red LED lights up three times, when the power device
is connected to a socket.

If the LED goes off and on again: The ACK RF signal is being transmitted.

LED on: power on

LED off: power off

LED flashes slowly: The power device is in Test mode and can be added to the
system.

LED flashes fast twice: Successful integration of power device
Put the wireless sockets into operation
1.
Plug the power device into a socket.
2.
Press the LED for 10 seconds minimum. The LED starts flashing slowly (Test
mode).
3.
Start the control unit’s configuration menu and open the menu Sensors  Add.
Click on Start.
4.
If the system recognizes the power device, the LED blinks fast twice and goes off.
5.
The XT2 should now indicate the wireless socket. Add the wireless socket to the
control unit and assign it with an optional name.
6.
Connect the end device.
Range test:
You can test the signal strength at the intended place of installation. For that purpose,
press Range test
 Start in the control unit menu Sensors  Range and then press
the LED of the plugged in wireless socket once. The higher the indicated number the
better the reception (1-9).
Note:
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You can connect exclusively wireless sockets with electric meter to the XT2!