Devolo Home Control User manual

Home Control Door/Window Contact
Home Control
Door/Window Contact
fi rst steps

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Thank you for placing your trust in this devolo product.
Carefully read all instructions before setting up the device and store the instructions for later reference.
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Very important note. Failure to observe this note may result in damage.
Important note that should be observed.
Background information and configuration tips for your device.
Intended use
Use the Home Control Door/Window Contact as described in these instructions and in the Home Control online
help to prevent damage and injuries.
Except for occasional battery replacement, the Home Control Door/Window Contact
is completely maintenance-free. The device contains no user-serviceable parts!
CE conformity
When used as intended, the product conforms to the basic requirements of the directives
1999/5/EC (R&TTE), 2014/53/EU, 2014/30/EU, 2014/35/EU and the other relevant provisions
of the Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Act (FTEG) and is designed for
use in the EU, Switzerland and Norway. A printout of the CE declaration is included.

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devolo Home Control
Home Control (also known as home automation) refers to the specific control of electrically operated indoor
household devices. The Home Control system by devolo uses the Z-WaveTM wireless standard.
A Home Control system requires a Z-WaveTM-compatible control unit such as the Home Control Central Unit
from devolo. Use its Home Control portal to coordinate the Home Control Door/Window Contact and all other
Home Control devices. You can access the Home Control Central Unit through the my devolo app and at
www.mydevolo.com in a browser.
For more information about setting up the Home Control Central Unit, please refer to the instal-
lation guide and/or Home Control online help.
Accessing the Home Control Central Unit via the my devolo app (for smartphone/tablet)
Open the my devolo app Home Control and select your Home Control Central Unit.
Accessing the Home Control Central Unit via web browser (PC/laptop)
At www.mydevolo.com Home Control select your Home Control Central Unit.
For more information on the control and configuration of all devolo Home Control devices, as well
as application examples, please refer to the Home Control online help.

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The Home Control Door/Window Contact
The Home Control Door/Window Contact consists of a contact and a magnet. It sends information on the open
or closed state of a door or window. It also cooperates with other Home Control devices. For example, an open
window can automatically shut off the heat radiator in the same room. In addition, the integrated light and
temperature sensors can act as initiators for the light controls. Furthermore, the Home Control Door/Window
Contact is equipped with an integrated LED and a release button.
For more detailed descriptions of the Home Control Door/Window Contact functions, refer to the
Home Control online help.
Sensor
Release button
Red LED
Magnet
(see rear side of the device)

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Batteries
Always keep batteries away from open flame and high temperatures. Avoid direct
sunlight and heat radiation!
Always remove all batteries from battery-operated devices that are only in storage
and are not in use. Old batteries can leak and damage the device!
Do not use rechargeable batteries!
When inserting the battery, make sure the polarity is correct. Using the battery in-
correctly can damage the device!
The Home Control Door/Window Contact requires a commercially available CR123(A) lithium
battery. For information on replacing the battery, please refer to the Home Control online help.
Registering the Home Control Door/Window Contact on the control unit (e.g. devolo Home Control
Central Unit)
Only use the Home Control Door/Window Contact indoors.
Avoid placing the Home Control Door/Window Contact in direct sunlight or radiant
heat!
Without installing it, place the Home Control Door/Window Contact near the location where you
would like it to be (such as a door or window ledge).

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When you plug in the Home Control Central Unit from devolo, follow the description in the section
devolo Home Control on page 3 to call up your Home Control Central Unit and select Devices
Add device devolo Home Control Door/Window Contact. Follow the instructions in the
Home Control portal for logging into your Home Control Central Unit.
Installing the Home Control Door/Window Contact
When installing the Home Control Door/Window Contact (sensor and magnet), one component is mounted to
the moving part (window or door) and the other to the stationary part (frame). The magnet can be installed
on the right or left, vertically with respect to the sensor. Determine the best installation position for your case.
Install the Home Control Door/Window Contact on a flat and level surface so that the
black release button on the rear of the sensor is depressed when the device is in-
stalled.
Before permanently fastening the Home Control Door/Window Contact at the desired location, test vari-
ous positions to ensure that the magnet triggers the sensor. The distance between the sensor and mag-
net must be < 2 cm.
If the LED flashes red when the window or door is opened or closed, the position of the sensor is opti-
mal.

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If using the double-sided tape to fasten the Home Control Door/Window Contact, adhere the
wider tape strip to the back of the sensor in the middle (below the release button) and attach the
sensor to the desired location, for example, on the window or door.
Then adhere the narrow tape strip to the back of the magnet in the middle and fasten this at a dis-
tance of < 2 cm from and centred with respect to the sensor, e.g. on the window frame or door
frame.
The notches on the magnet and of the sensor should line up with one another.
or

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If you use screws to attach the Home Control Door/Window Contact, take apart the upper and
lower housing components of the sensor by pressing the tab down in order to release the housing
components (from top to bottom, and ).
쑗Take apart the upper and lower housing parts of the magnet, starting at the groove provided for this
purpose at the lower end of the magnet.
If installing to a wall using screws, make sure that no gas, water or power lines in
the wall get damaged. There is a danger of electric shock!
쑗Based on the template on the lower housing component of the sensor, drill holes at the
desired installation location on the window or door, and then attach the lower component using
screws.

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쑗Based on the template on the lower housing component of the magnet, drill holes into the
window frame or door frame and then attach the lower component of the magnet using screws.
Position the magnet in the middle, at a distance < 2 cm from the sensor.
The notches on the magnet and of the sensor should line up with one another.
쑗To close the sensor housing, first insert the lower end of the upper housing component of the
sensor into the corresponding groove in the lower housing component of the sensor and
then press the entire upper housing component, (from bottom to top, and ) onto the
lower component until it clicks into place.
쑗To close the magnet housing, insert the upper housing component of the magnet until it clicks
into place onto the lower housing component of the magnet. This completes the installation of
the Home Control Door/Window Contact.
From now on, you can take electronic control conveniently using the Home Control portal of the
Home Control Central Unit.
For more information on how to control and configure all devolo Home Control devices, as well as
for application examples, please refer to the Home Control online help.

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Service and warranty
Warranty: 3 years
If your devolo device is found to be defective during initial installation or within the warranty period, please
contact the vendor who sold you the product. The vendor will take care of the repair or warranty claim for you.
The complete warranty conditions can be found at www.devolo.com/warranty.
Disposal
Neither the Home Control Door/Window Contact nor the battery may be disposed of with the household
waste. Instead, you can return these at no charge at your municipal collection point or at the retailer (e. g.
supermarket, specialist shop).

devolo AG
Charlottenburger Allee 60
52068 Aachen – Germany
www.devolo.com
40959/0115
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