The document describes a temperature and humidity detector that is Z-Wave enabled. It can monitor and report temperature and humidity readings on a regular basis. It can also send alerts to associated Z-Wave devices if the temperature or humidity reaches set trigger points. The detector has 8 modes to control settings like displaying or setting temperature and humidity values, turning on/off radio frequency transmissions and beep tones. It also describes how to include the device in a Z-Wave network and set up associations to control other devices.
This technology is not in the market. It is expected that 2020 onwards it will be available in market. To know more about P-ISM please go through the last two links provided in the slide end. There are details of other ISM devices also.
This technology is not in the market. It is expected that 2020 onwards it will be available in market. To know more about P-ISM please go through the last two links provided in the slide end. There are details of other ISM devices also.
Your intelligent electrical devices - also in your garden!
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This takeover can control any load up to 3500 W. A multi-color LED indicates the output status, and the user can set the same color. The button to control functions on / off locally, but can also be used to control other functions of the Z-Wave network. In fact, the single and double clicks are distinguished. The machine indicates any change in the connection status of the controller box or home automation, whatever the origin of the order (local or Z-Wave).
The device is rated IP44 and therefore can be used in both wet and dry environments, whether inside or outside. A virtual power meter is integrated for reporting energy consumption of the connected load. However, the user must configure the module with constant power load.
The device is certified and tested to comply with all relevant European safety standards and is fully compatible with the Z-Wave Plus standard. The device supports secure communication and firmware can be updated via the Z-Wave network (OTA).
CHARACTERISTICS:
Place a lamp or a remote device
Integration module taken directly from an electrical outlet and charge control
Power on / off to control lights or appliances (unchanged)
Control of local support through integrated button
Status LED
Integrated virtual power meter
It supports secure communications
The Z-Wave technology +
IP44 protection for use in damp areas (bathroom, garden, ...)
Firmware Update (OTA)
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS :
Module Type: Z-Wave receiver
Power supply: 230 V, 50 Hz
Maximum power (any load): 3500W (16A)
Fuse: T 1.25 AH
Frequency: 868.42 Mhz
Range: Up to 100 m outdoors, up to 30 m in buildings
Protection: IP44
Display: LED multicolor
Your intelligent electrical devices - also in your garden!
Popp controlled IP44 socket is suited for indoor and outdoor use. Simply placed between the wall socket and the set to be controlled. It is an easy drive to use, a basic component of its smart home really important. All electrical equipment in and around your home can be controlled by the on / off controls and become more intelligent.
This takeover can control any load up to 3500 W. A multi-color LED indicates the output status, and the user can set the same color. The button to control functions on / off locally, but can also be used to control other functions of the Z-Wave network. In fact, the single and double clicks are distinguished. The machine indicates any change in the connection status of the controller box or home automation, whatever the origin of the order (local or Z-Wave).
The device is rated IP44 and therefore can be used in both wet and dry environments, whether inside or outside. A virtual power meter is integrated for reporting energy consumption of the connected load. However, the user must configure the module with constant power load.
The device is certified and tested to comply with all relevant European safety standards and is fully compatible with the Z-Wave Plus standard. The device supports secure communication and firmware can be updated via the Z-Wave network (OTA).
CHARACTERISTICS:
Place a lamp or a remote device
Integration module taken directly from an electrical outlet and charge control
Power on / off to control lights or appliances (unchanged)
Control of local support through integrated button
Status LED
Integrated virtual power meter
It supports secure communications
The Z-Wave technology +
IP44 protection for use in damp areas (bathroom, garden, ...)
Firmware Update (OTA)
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS :
Module Type: Z-Wave receiver
Power supply: 230 V, 50 Hz
Maximum power (any load): 3500W (16A)
Fuse: T 1.25 AH
Frequency: 868.42 Mhz
Range: Up to 100 m outdoors, up to 30 m in buildings
Protection: IP44
Display: LED multicolor
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1. LCD Display
ST814 Temperature/Humidity Detector Temp./Humid. ON
Temp./Humid. OFF
TM Linking Signal
The Temperature/Humidity Detector is a Z-Wave enabled device which is fully Beep tone ON
compatible with any Z-WaveTM enabled network. Z-WaveTM enabled devices
displaying the Z-WaveTM logo can also be used with it regardless of the Radio Frequency
Status Low Battery
manufacturer, and ours can also be used in other manufacturer’s Z-WaveTM
enabled networks. Inclusion of this detector on other manufacturer’s Wireless Max.Temp./Humidity
Controller menu allows remote operation of connected modules when the Temperature °C/°F
detector is triggered. Min.Temp./Humidity Humidity %
The Temperature/Humidity Detector is designed to monitor the current
temperature and humidity of ambient environment. The reading of Include to or Exclude from a Z-WaveTM Network
temperature/humidity can be reported to you on a regular base at your disposal.
If temperature/humidity reaches set points, the detector will send alerts to
associated devices for further execution. Since sudden temperature/humidity One of function key ( ) is used to carry out inclusion, exclusion, association
change may cause health problems to people such as elderly or very young and reset. When the detector is first powered up, the reading in RF mode is 00
children, Temp./Humid. Detector provides you most up-to-date temperature and which implies that it hasn’t been allocated a node ID and cannot work with
humidity reading for you to watch your family’s health. Z-WaveTM enabled devices. The Temp./Humid. Detector will stay “awake” for
10 minutes when power is first applied to allow time for configuration. Please
Product Overview get familiar with the terms below before starting the operations.
Function Description
1
Inclusion Add a Z-Wave enabled device (e.g.Temp./Humid Detector) to Z-Wave
network.
Exclusion Delete a Z-Wave enabled device (e.g. Temp./Humid Detector) from the
network.
Association After inclusion, you have to define the relationship between devices.
Trough association, device can be assigned as master/slave, and
3 4
specify which slave is going to be controlled by which master.
2 Front View Side View Rear View
Reset Restore Temp./Humid Detector to factory default.
1 LCD Screen The table below lists an operation summary of basic Z-Wave functions. Please
2 Function Keys refer to the instructions for your Z-WaveTM Certificated Primary Controller to
Select modes/Change setting access the setup function, and to include/exclude/associate devices.
Select temperature unit/Linking
Function Description LED Indication
MAX/▲ Increase settings, displays max. temperature/humidity or No node The Z-Wave Controller does not The RF reading displays 00
enable RF & beep tone ID allocate a node ID to the detector. (MODE 7)
MIN/▼ Decrease settings, displays min. temperature/humidity or 1. Have Z-Wave Controller entered flashes
disable RF & beep tone Inclusion inclusion mode.
3 Temperature/Humidity Sensor 2. Pressing key 3 times within
4 Mounting Bracket 1.5 seconds will enter inclusion mode.
1
2. Function Description LED Indication
1. Have Z-Wave Controller entered flashes 2 Plastic Wall Plug 3
1
Exclusion exclusion mode.
2. Pressing key 3 times within 4
1.5 seconds will enter exclusion mode
Node ID has been excluded The RF reading displays 00
(MODE 7)
1. Pressing key 3 times within flashes 5
Reset 1.5 seconds will enter inclusion mode
2. Within 1 second, press key
again and hold it until long beep tone FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2
is off
3. Node ID has been excluded; restore The RF reading displays 00 Table Placing
to factory default. (MODE 7)
1. Have Z-Wave Controller entered flashes 1. Insert the stand into the hole on mounting bracket and turn 90 degrees
Association association mode. clockwise.
2. Pressing key 3 times within
2. Once snapped in place, the detector can be placed on a shelf, table or other
1.5 seconds will enter association surface where the temperature and humidity measurements are desired.
mode
3. There are two groupings – 1 and 2.
Refer to Z-Wave’s Groupings as
described on page 5.
Including a node ID allocated by Z-Wave Controller means inclusion. Excluding a node ID allocated
by Z-Wave Controller means exclusion.
Failed or success in including/excluding the node ID can be viewed from the Z-Wave Controller.
FIGURE3 FIGURE 4
Choosing a Suitable Location
Note: Take care when fixing the detector to a metal surface, or mounting within
The Temp./Humid. Detector can either be mounted on a wall or can be 1m of metalwork (i.e. radiators, water pipes, etc) as this could affect the radio
freestanding on a table. Please consider a most suitable way before mounting/ range of the device.
placing it.
Installation
Wall Mounting
Please follow the steps below in sequence to load the batteries.
1. Place mounting bracket over a desired location on the wall. Through the 2 2 1. Undo and remove the screw from the bottom edge
screw holes of the bracket, mark the mounting surface with a pencil. of the detector to detach the rear cover.
2. Where marked, drill holes into mounting surface using an appropriate size 3 2. Open the mounting bracket.
drill bit and insert the plastic wall plugs supplied respectively. 4 3. Unscrew the screw from the battery cover.
3. Screw mounting bracket onto the mounting surface. Ensure that the 4. Remove the battery cover.
5
screws are flush with the bracket.
5. Insert 3 AA-size 1.5V alkaline batteries to the
4. Snap the Temp./Humid. Detector into place on the mounting bracket. battery compartment, ensuring correct polarity is
put.
5. Secure with the fixing screw supplied. 1
6. Replace the battery cover and then engage the
2 detector to the rear cover firmly.
3. Note: After removing batteries, please wait for 5 seconds before replacing them. 1. Temperature
Operation 1.1 Display of Current Temperature
There are 8 modes available for selection. Press to select desired mode Press and select MODE 1 to display current temperature, and toggle
for different settings. to select the unit of temperature (。 /。
C F).
。 。
The temperature ranges from -20 Cto 50 C . To show the last record of max/min
temperature, press or . To clear the record, press both and
at the same time.
Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3 Threshold Limit Warning:
If the temperature is reaching the limit, the icon of MAX or MIN will be displayed
on the screen.
Ice Warning:
。
If the temperature falls to 0 C , temperature display will illuminate with LCD back
Mode 4 Mode 5 Mode 6 light and beep tone will sound continuously for 1 second. Press any key to stop
the beep tone.
1.2 Temperature Trigger-ON
Press and select MODE 3 to enter setting of temperature trigger-ON.
Icon flashes and the screen shows the recorded trigger-ON temperature. If
Mode 7 Mode 8
no value is preset, the screen will display “ - - -。 ”.
C
Mode Function
To adjust trigger-ON value, press and hold for 5 seconds until a long
1 Current temperature display (°C/°F) beep is sounded. The “- - -” starts flashing. Use and button to
2 Current humidity display (%) adjust the degree of temperature, and hold or button to scan
3 Setting for temperature trigger-ON value 。 。
through the temperature reading from -20 C to 50 C. Once the value is selected,
4 Setting for temperature trigger-OFF value press to confirm setting or press to cancel.
5 Setting for humidity trigger-ON value
6 Setting for humidity trigger-OFF value To clear the trigger-ON record, press both and at the same time.
7 Setting for turning on/off Radio Frequency The record is cleared after a long beep is sounded.
8 Setting for turning on/off beep tone
If the temperature reaches the preset trigger-ON value, Temp./Humid. Detector
MODE 1 & MODE 2 are showing as main displays on the screen. Once mode will emit RF signal. The screen of detector returns to MODE 1 and the icon
setting is finished (MODE 3 to MODE 8), the screen will return to main display is flashing with backlight illuminate and beep tone sounds for 1 second.
automatically after 12 seconds, or by pressing to return to main display. Press any key to stop the beep tone.
3
4. 1.3 Temperature Trigger-OFF Threshold Limit Warning:
If the humidity is reaching the limit, the icon of MAX or MIN will be displayed on
Press and select MODE 4 to enter setting of temperature trigger-OFF. the screen.
Icon flashes and the screen shows the recorded trigger-OFF temperature. If
no value is preset, the screen will display “- - -。 ”.
C Humidity Trigger-ON
Press and select MODE 5 to enter setting of humidity trigger-ON. Icon
To adjust trigger-OFF value, press and hold for 5 seconds until a long
flashes and the screen shows the recorded trigger-ON humidity. If no value
beep is sounded. The “- - -” starts flashing. Use and button to
is preset, the screen will display “- - -%”.
adjust the degree of temperature, and hold or button to scan
。 。
through the temperature reading from -20 C to 50 C . Once the value is selected, To adjust trigger-ON value, press and hold for 5 seconds until a long
press to confirm setting or press to cancel. beep is sounded. The “- - -” starts flashing. Use and button to
adjust the percentage of humidity, and hold and button to scan
To clear the trigger-OFF record, press both and at the same time. through the humidity reading from 20%RH to 90%RH. Once the value is
The record is cleared after a long beep is sounded. selected, press to confirm setting or press to cancel.
If the temperature reaches the preset trigger-OFF value, Temp./Humid. Detector To clear the trigger-ON record, press both and at the same time.
will emit RF signal. The screen of detector returns to MODE 1 and the icon The record is cleared after a long beep is sounded.
is flashing with backlight illumination and beep tone sounds for 1 second. Press
any key to stop the beep tone. If the humidity reaches the preset trigger-ON value, Temp./Humid. Detector will
emit RF signal. The screen of detector returns to MODE 2 and the icon is
Note: flashing with backlight illuminate and beep tone sounds for 1 second. Press any
The temperature trigger-ON and trigger-OFF cannot be set equal; there MUST key to stop the beep tone.
。
be at least 2 C difference in between. For example, if now the trigger-OFF
。
temperature is already set to be 20 C , so trigger-ON temperature can only be 2.3 Humidity Trigger-OFF
。 。 。 。
≦18 C or ≧22 C (values between 18 C and 22 C cannot be set). Press and select MODE 6 to enter setting of humidity trigger-OFF. Icon
flashes and the screen shows the recorded trigger-OFF humidity. If no value
Once the detector has been triggered, the temperature must increase or cool is preset, the screen will read - - -%.
。
down at least 2 C from the preset value before it can be triggered again. For
。
example, if the detector is triggered on at 20 C , then the temperature must be To adjust trigger-OFF value, press and hold for 5 seconds until a long
。 。 beep is sounded. The “- - -” starts flashing. Use or button to
≧22 C or ≦18 C before it can be re-triggered.
scan through the humidity reading from 20%RH to 90%RH. Once the value is
selected, press to confirm setting or press to cancel.
2. Humidity
To clear the trigger-OFF record, press both and at the same time.
2.1 Display of Current Humidity
The record is cleared after a long beep is sounded.
Press and select MODE 2 to display current humidity.
If the humidity reaches the preset trigger-OFF value, Temp./Humid. Detector will
emits RF signal. The screen of detector returns to MODE 2 and the icon is
The humidity ranges from 20% RH to 90%RH. To show the last record of
flashing with backlight illuminates and beep tone sounds for 1 second. Press any
max/min humidity, press or . To clear the record, press both
key to stop the beep tone.
or at the same time.
4
5. Note: 1-1 Grouping 1 (Max. Node = 1)
The humidity of trigger-ON and trigger-OFF cannot be set equal; there MUST
be at least 5% difference in between. For example, if now the trigger-ON 1-1-1 POWER_APPLIED command
humidity is already set to be 50%, so trigger-OFF humidity can only be ≦45%
or ≧55%. (Values between 45% and 55% cannot be set.) Whenever power is applied, it will send ALARM_REPORT command to
the nodes of Grouping 1 to inform the devices that the detector is
Once the detector has been triggered, the humidity must raise up or drop down powered up.
at least 5% from the preset value before it can be triggered again. For example,
if the detector has been triggered on at 50%, then the temperature must be ALARM_REPORT Command
≧55% or ≦45% before it can be re-triggered. [Command Class Alarm, Alarm Type = 0x02, Alarm Level =
0x01]
3. Radio Frequency
1-1-2 MULTILEVEL_SENSOR_REPORT
This function is designed to enable or disable the sending of RF command which
comprised of Z-wave protocol to the associated nodes, as Temp./Humid. The detector will emit SENSOR_MULTILEVEL_REPORT to inform the
Detector has been triggered on/off. nodes of Grouping 1 automatically its current temperature and humidity.
Refer to the section of Z-Wave’s Configuration as described on page 6
Press and select MODE 7, the icon should flash. Press to for settings of auto report configuration.
turn On (enable) the function or to turn OFF (disable) the function.
1-1-2-1 Humidity
Note:
If the RF mode is OFF, no command will be sent even the Temp./Humid.
Detector has been triggered. If RF is ON and the detector has been SENSOR_MULTILEVEL_REPORT
triggered, the RF command will be sent to nodes of Grouping 2. [Command Class Sensor Multilevel, Sensor Multilevel
Report, Sensor Type = 0 x 05 (Relative Humidity),
If the RF reading is 00, it implies no node ID has been allocated by Z-Wave Precision+Scale+Size = 0 x 01, Sensor Value 1 = 20-90%]
Controller. Please execute inclusion mode as described on page 1.
Example:
4. Beep Tone Sensor Value 1 = 0x23
Humidity Value = Sensor Value = 35 (%)
To set the beep tone, press and select MODE 8. The icon flashes.
Press for ON and for OFF. If it is ON, a beep tone will be sounded
whenever a button is pressed; 4 continuous beep tones will be sounded for 1 1-1-2-2 Temperature (Celsius)
second if the detector has been triggered.
SENSOR_MULTILEVEL_REPORT
Programming [Command Class Sensor Multilevel, Sensor Multilevel
Report, Sensor Type = 0 x 01 (Air Temperature),
1. Z-Wave’s Groups (Association Command Class Version 2) Precision+Scale+Size = 0 x 22, Sensor Value 1 = (High
Byte of Temperature Value), Sensor Value 2 = (Low Byte
The Temp./Humid. Detector can be set to send reports to or control associated of Temperature Value)]
Z-Wave devices. It supports two association groups with one node support for
Grouping 1 and three nodes support for Grouping 2. Example:
Sensor Value 1 = 0x01
Grouping 1 includes POWER_APPLIED, SENSOR_MULTILEVEL _REPORT, Sensor Value 2 = 0x31
ALARM_REPORT an d BATTERY_REPORT_COMMAND Temperature (C) = (Sensor Value 1*256 + Sensor Value 2)/10
= (1*256+49)/10 = 30.5 (C)
Grouping 2 includes BASIC_SET 1-1-2-3 Temperature (Fahrenheit)
5
6. 2. Z-Wave’s Configuration
SENSOR_MULTILEVEL_REPORT
[Command Class Sensor Multilevel, Sensor Multilevel The table below lists the configuration parameters and the value range for
Report, Sensor Type = 0 x 01 (Air Temperature), users to set up the detector.
Precision+Scale+Size = 0 x 2A, Sensor Value 1 = (High
Byte of Temperature Value), Sensor Value 2 = (Low Byte
of Temperature Value)] Parameter Function Size Value Unit Default Set/ Description
(Byte) Factory Default
1 Basic Set Level 1 0~99 % of 99 / 99 Set basic set value to
1-1-3 Low Battery Report Brightness be on (or Dim Level) /off
(Dimmer
When the battery level of the detector drops to an unacceptable level, Level) 0: Disable
2 Temperature 1 -20~50 Degree 30 / 99 Set temp.trigger-ON
the icon will appear on the LCD and the detector will emit Trigger-ON Value or value to be _ degree.
ALARM_REPORT command to the nodes of Grouping 1. 99
99: Clear Temp.
trigger-ON value
ALARM_REPORT Command 3 Temperature 1 -20~50 Degree 20 / 99 Set temp.trigger-OFF
[Command Class Alarm, Alarm Type = 0x01, Alarm Level = Trigger-OFF or value to be _ degree.
255(0xFF)] Value 99
99: Clear Temp.
trigger-OFF value
The users can also enquire the battery status of the detector by sending 4 Humidity 1 20~90 % 50 / 99 Set humid. trigger-ON
BATTERY_ GET command via controller. Once the detector receives Trigger-ON or value to be _%.
the command, it will return BATTERY_REPORT command. Value 99
99: Clear Humid.
trigger-ON value
BATTERY_REPORT 5 Humidity 1 20~99 % 40 / 99 Set humid. trigger-OFF
[Command Class Battery, Battery Report, Battery Level = Triger-OFF Value or value to be _%.
20%-100%] 99
99: Clear Humid.
trigger-OFF value
If it displays with a message of “Battery Level = 255 (0xFF)”, it implies 6 Auto Report 2 1~1439 Minutes 0/0 Set auto report time
that the detector is at low battery status. Please replace the batteries (Time Interval) or interval to be _ mins
as soon as possible, otherwise the detector will enter Shut Down mode. 99
0: Disable auto report
7 Auto Report 1 1~70 Degree 0/0 Set auto report temp.
Note: The detector will emit a low battery command as long as there is a (Temp. Change) or trigger interval to be
device associated into Grouping 1 of Temp./Humid. Detector, even if the 0 _ degree.
RF function is set to disable.
0: Disable auto report
8 Auto Report 1 5~70 % 0/0 Set auto report humid.
1-2 Grouping 2 (Max. Node = 3) (Humid. Change) or trigger interval to be
0 _ %.
1-2-1 Control Other Devices (Basic Set)
0: Disable auto report
When the detector is triggered, it will emit BASIC_SET_COMMAND to
the nodes of Grouping 2. Note:
Default set is the preset value of the detector. For instance, if default set of
[Command Class Basic, Basic Set, Value = (255)0xFF]: send Temp. trigger-ON is selected, the detector will be triggered ON if temperature
trigger-ON command reaches 30。 . You can skip the hassle of selecting a value from -20 to 50
C
[Command Class Basic, Basic Set, Value = 0(0x00)]: send degrees if default set is selected.
trigger-OFF command Factory default value is the original value of the detector without any setting.
Once the function of reset is executed, the detector will be restored to its
Please refer to the table below, configuration parameter 1, for the setting
of basic set command. factory default status, so as the settings.
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7. 2-1 Auto Report
2-2-1 Wakeup Time Interval
2-1-1 Time Interval The detector stays in wakeup status for 10 seconds. If the detector
receives RF command from the controller during these 10 seconds, it will
The Temp./Humid. Detector can be set to emit report of current status to extend waking time for another 10 seconds until no more RF command is
the nodes of Grouping 1 automatically at a set time. The time interval received. Once the wakeup time is up, the detector goes back to sleep
can be set from 1 minute to 24 hours. For instance, if time interval is status.
set in 1 minute, the detector will report its status once per minute.
Please refer to the parameter 6 of configuration table on page 6. 2-2-2 Sleep Time Interval
2-1-2 Temperature Change The sleep interval can be set from 1 minute to 4660 hours (about 194
days). The unit of time is in seconds. The preset sleep time interval is 1
The Temp./Humid. Detector can be set to emit report of temperature hour.
status to the nodes of Grouping 1 automatically once the temperature
changing exceeds set degree. The temperature difference range can 3. Command Classes
be set from 1。 to 70。 . For instance, if temperature difference is set in
C C
The Temp./Humid. Detector supports Command Classes including…
1。 , the detector will report its current temperature status once the
C
temperature difference exceeds 1。 . Please refer to the parameter 7 of
C * COMMAND_CLASS_BASIC
configuration table on page 6. * COMMAND_CLASS_VERISON
* COMMAND_CLASS_BATTERY
2-1-3 Change of Humidity * COMMAND_CLASS_WAKE_UP_V2
* COMMAND_CLASS_CONFIGURATION
The Temp./Humid. detector can be set to emit report of humidity status * COMMAND_CLASS_ASSOCIATION_V2
to the nodes of Grouping 1 automatically once the humidity change * COMMAND_CLASS_MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC
exceeds set %RH. The humidity difference range can be set from * COMMAND_CLASS_SENSOR_MULTILEVEL_V2
5%RH to 70%RH. For instance, if humidity difference is set in 5%RH, * COMMAND_CLASS_MULTI_INSTANCE_V2
the detector will report its current humidity status once the humidity
difference exceeds 5%RH. Please refer to the parameter 8 of Troubleshooting
configuration table on page 6.
Symptom Possible Cause Recommendation
Note: Auto report mechanism may cause a lot of power consumption if it LED cannot be displayed 1. Run out of battery 1. Replace a new battery
operates regularly. Please base on actual requirements for determining whether power. 2. Refit the battery with
to enable the function of auto report. 2. Check if reverse correct polarity
battery polarity
2-2 Wakeup Configuration Temperature/humidity The Detector is out of 1. Please leave the detector
reading is incorrect order without operating or do any
The Temp./Humid. Detector stays in sleep status for the majority of time in setting for a period
order to conserve battery power. However, it can be woken up by either 2. Do not open the detector;
send it to the local retailer.
triggers of temp./humid. or set time for the controller to do further setting.
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8. Specifications other antenna or transmitter.
WARNING:
Operating Frequency 868.42MHz (ST814-1) / 908.42MHz (ST814-2)
Operating Temperature Range -10℃ ~ 50℃
Do not dispose of electrical appliances as unsorted municipal waste, use
separate collection facilities.
Relative Humidity Range 20% ~ 90%
Temperature Unit ℃/℉ Contact your local government for information regarding the collection systems
Battery Type 1.5V x 3 Alkaline/AA type battery available.
Operating Range Up to 30 meters line of sight (indoor)
ZDK Version V5.02 If electrical appliances are disposed of in landfills or dumps, hazardous
*Specifications are subject to change without notice A501111451R01 substances can leak into the groundwater and get into the food chain, damaging
your health and well-being.
When replacing old appliances with new once, the retailer is legally obligated to
take back your old appliance for disposal at least for free of charge.
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed
to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this
equipment.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any
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