Computherm S200 User manual

COMPUTHERM S200
Wi-Fi socket
Operating instruction
COMPUTHERM S Series

- 3 -
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. A general description of the socket 4
2. Important warnings and safety recommendations 6
3. Meanings of the LED signals of the socket 8
4. Putting the apparatus into operation 9
4.1. Downloading and installing mobile application 9
4.2. Connecting the socket to the user account and establishing contact
between the socket and the Wi-Fi network 11
5. Use of the socket and application, a description of
functions and services 16
6. Recommendations for the use of the socket 23
6.1. Remote control for central heating 23
6.2. Programmed operation and remote control of other electric devices
(e.g. watering pumps, refrigerators) 27
7. Practical advices 28
8. Technical data 30

- 4 -
1. A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SOCKET
Below the maximum output loadability limit the COMPUTHERM S200 Wi-Fi
socket can perform remote control of any connected electric device (e.g.
heaters, gas boilers, water pumps, refrigerators, etc.). The apparatus can be
easily controlled manually on the spot or by a smart phone via the Internet
and its operating condition (ON/OFF) can be checked continuously. Several
thermostats installed at di󰀨erent places can be registered into the same user
account and can be controlled (even from the same smart phone).
For easy handling, devices belonging to the same place of use can be
arranged into separate groups (e.g. at or holiday home). Devices that have
been put into service can be controlled by more than one smart phone with
the help of „Share” function.
A heating system controlled by an existing thermostat and complemented
with a COMPUTHERM S200 Wi-Fi socket can be made remotely controllable
by means of a smartphone via the Internet.

- 5 -
We o󰀨er the installation of a supplementary COMPUTHERM S100 Wi-Fi sensor
centre to those who wish to control their COMPUTHERM S200 socket based
on the temperature/humidity measured in another room via wireless means.
For example, with the installation of the COMPUTHERM S100 Wi-Fi sensor
centre a boiler connected to a COMPUTHERM S200 socket in the basement
of a house can be easily controlled by the temperature measured in the sitting
room upstairs or freezing can be prevented without having to lay a cable.
This product is especially useful when you do not use your at or house
according to a predetermined schedule, you leave your home for an uncertain
period of time or you wish to control or check the heating of your holiday home
remotely during the heating season.
The functions and services of the apparatus and recommendations for
its use are described in detail in Chapters 5 and 6.

- 6 -
2. IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND SAFETY RECOM-
MENDATIONS
• Before starting to use the apparatus, please study carefully the instructions
for use and follow strictly the instructions therein.
• The socket was designed for business or household (not industrial) use and
can be used to control any electric device whose performance does not
exceed 2.2 kW (loadability: 230 V AC; 50-60 Hz; 10 A).
• Before starting to use the socket, make sure that the Wi-Fi network is reli-
ably accessible at the place where you intend to use the apparatus.
• This apparatus has been designed for indoor use. Do not use it in a humid,
dusty or chemically aggressive environment.
• This apparatus is a socket that can be controlled via a wireless Wi-Fi net-
work. To prevent jamming, keep it away from such electric equipment which
may interfere with wireless communications.

- 7 -
• The manufacturer will assume no responsibility for any direct or indirect
damages or income losses caused by/during the use of the product.
• The apparatus will not work without power supply but in automatic mode it
memorizes the settings and resumes operation without any intervention af-
ter the power supply is restored (the power outage is eliminated). In manual
mode please check - and modify if required – the setting of the socket ac-
cording to the needs and specify its position to be set after the power out-
age is eliminated and power supply is restored (turned on/o󰀨, last previous
condition; see Point “g” in Chapter 5). If you intend to use the apparatus in
an environment where power outages occur frequently, for safety purposes
we propose you to control proper operation of the socket regularly.
• Before actually starting to control the device connected to the sock-
et, make sure that the device is perfectly functioning when it is con-
trolled by the socket and it can be operated reliably.
• The software of the socket and the mobile application is constantly upgraded

- 8 -
and updated. For proper operation please check regularly whether there is
any accessible software or mobile application update in menu item „…” /
„Setting” and always use their latest version! Due to constant updates it is
possible that some functions of the apparatus and the applications operate
and appear in a way other than described in these instructions for use. (The
service provider will send a notication of the accessible updated software).
3. MEANINGS OF THE LED SIGNALS OF THE SOCKET
The operating condition of the socket is indicated by one green and one blue
LED light as described below:
• Normal operation of the device is indicated by a solid green LED light.
• The ON position of the socket terminal is indicated by steady illumination
of the blue LED beside the green LED.
• The device indicates tuning with the Wi-Fi network as follows:
- the green LED is ashing briskly or

- 9 -
- the green LED blinks three times then illuminates steadily for a short time
and this process is repeated.
• When the green LED ashes once for a short time every few seconds then
the connection between the socket and the Wi-Fi network has not been
established.
• When the green LED ashes twice for a short time every few seconds
then the connection between the socket and the Wi-Fi network has been
established but the connection to the central server was unsuccessful.
• When the green LED ashes once for ~1 second every few seconds then
the socket has been connected to the Wi-Fi network and the central serv-
er but the connection to the user account was unsuccessful.
4. PUTTING THE APPARATUS INTO OPERATION
4.1. Downloading and installing mobile application
The socket can be controlled from devices using the Android or iOS oper-

- 10 -
ating system by means of an application called COMPUTHERM S Series.
a) Download the free COMPUTHERM S Series application from App
Store or Google Play store to the device (e.g. smart phone or
tablet) you intend to use to control the socket. The application
is accessible through the below link and QR code:
 http://quantrax.hu/computherm-wi--termosztatok/
b) After the application has been installed, register a user account by
means of your e-mail address. During the registration process give the
e-mail address you wish to use then tap the „NEXT” button. On the ap-
pearing page tap the „SEND” button and the application will send your
e-mail address to the central server which will send a 4-digit validation
code to the e-mail address given within a few minutes. Enter this 4-digit
validation code into the line „VERIFICATION CODE”. Following this, give
a password composed of at least 8 characters. When you are ready, click