Domestia DME-LAN-002 User manual

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USERS MANUAL
DME-LAN-002 |
Master control module

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CONTENTS
1 DESCRIPTION .............................................................................................. 4
2ELECTRICAL CONNECTION OF THE DMELAN002......................................... 5
3 NETWORK CONNECTION............................................................................. 8
3.1 Configuration of the IP address.................................................................. 8
3.2 Creation of a network................................................................................. 9
3.3 Wi-Fi router................................................................................................... 10
4LAUNCHING THE INSTALLER APPLICATION................................................... 11
4.1 Launch......................................................................................................... 11
4.2 Choice of installer language...................................................................... 12
4.3 Enter your installer details ......................................................................... 12
4.4 Details of the installation............................................................................ 13
4.5 Reading the content of the DME-LAN-002................................................... 14
4.6 Installation composition............................................................................. 14
4.7 Configuring the slave cards....................................................................... 16
4.8 Configuring the output names.................................................................... 18
4.9 Configuration of the group.......................................................................... 19
4.10 Configuring areas....................................................................................... 23
4.11 Configuring temperature sensors............................................................... 23
4.12 Saving the configuration in the DME-LAN................................................... 25
4.13 X.X Bus DMX 512........................................................................................ 26
5PROGRAMMING THE PUSHBUTTONS............................................................ 27
5.1 Programming outputs................................................................................. 27
5.2 Programming groups.................................................................................. 27
6 USER INTERFACE LOCAL............................................................................ 28
6.1 «Home» menu.............................................................................................. 29
6.2 «Temperature» menu................................................................................... 29
6.3 «Events» menu............................................................................................ 30
6.4 «Parameters» menu.................................................................................... 33
7 USER INTERFACE: HOME ON WEB................................................................. 34
8TROUBLESHOOTING...................................................................................... 37
9 WARRANTIES................................................................................................ 38

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1. DESCRIPTION 1
The DME-LAN-002 is a comprehensive system that integrates the following elements (see
Figure A on page 4) :
• Ethernet port (RJ45)
• RS485 communication port (A, B and GND)
• Bus line for identification modules DMI-006-001, DMI-004-001 or DMI-LED-004 (Line
• 1, Line 2, Line 3 and Line 4)
• Bus line for temperature sensors
• 230VAC power input
The DME-LAN-002 allows the following elements on its home-automation system, which
will be configured as «slaves» :
• Lighting-management cards (DMC-012-002, DMC-012-016)
• Shutter-control cards (DMCV-006-002)
• 4-output extension modules (DML-004-002, DMA-004-003, DMT-004-003, DMD-004-001
• DMC-004-003 or DMCV-002-003). Please refer to the relevant instruction manuals for
more information.
• Collection of information from the temperature sensor(s) (DMCT-001-001)
The Home Manager application is available for free from the Android, Apple and
Windows stores.
It loads web pages that the user can open with any Internet browser (Safari, Chrome,
Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, etc.).
If it is connected to the Internet via its Ethernet port (RJ45), the remote server («Home on
Web») allows:
• remote management.
• firmware updates (version of the card’s soware).
• saving of installation data.
• enrichment of the graphic interface.
• synchronisation of the system’s internal clock (automatic switching to summer/
winter time), based on international atomic time.
The DME-LAN-002 has 4 input buses and can manage up to 240 commands1via
identification modules (DMI-006-001, DMI-LED-006) that are distributed over the 4 buses.
We recommend one bus per level, in order to make the installation process easier.
1 Sixty commands are available per bus. This includes unique lighting or shutter/blinds
commands (point by point + groups, scenarios).

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There are LED indicators (one blue LED and one red LED) next to the line
connectors. The blue LED lights up when the pushbutton (PB) for the line is pressed;
the red LED lights up when there is a short circuit on the latter.
2. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 1
The DME-LAN-002 card is powered directly by the 230 VAC mains. The input voltage
range is 100–240 VAC and 50–60 Hz.
From the DME-LAN-002 card, the identification modules are connected via two
wires.
There is no polarity to consider. They can be wired either:
• by bus.
• in a star or triangle configuration.
• both, simultaneously.
Figure A below shows the DME-LAN-002 with the connection principle for the
dierent outputs:
• Slave cards can be connected to the DME-LAN-002, via the RS485 bus to
terminals 6(A), 7(B), 8(GND) (RS485 Slave). In order to do this, use the UTP
cable (recommended), the VVT cable or the VOB cable, etc. To create a link
between remote cards in dierent boxes, it is best to use a UTP cable, with a
pair for terminal 6(A) and 7(B) and a pair for terminal 8 (GND).
• Terminals 1, 2 and 3 (RJ45) make it possible to connect the DME-LAN-002
card to the Ethernet network directly to a DET-005-002 touch screen, or via a
network switch to allow the DET-005-002 touch screen, smartphone or tablet
to access the home-automation system. Use a UTP Cat5e cable (minimum).
• The DMCT-001-001 temperature sensors are connected to terminals 27–31
(«RS485 Captor»and «16V Captor». The power supply for the latter is
provided by the DME-LAN-002). Use a UTP cable (recommended), a VVT
cable or a VOB cable, etc.
• As explained in chapter 2, the identification modules are connected on the
«Line» inputs. Each «Line» input can be used to program a maximum of 60
dierent functions. It is preferable to divide the modules into several circuits
over 4 lines. Wiring the identification modules: Two non-polarised wires (UTP,
VVT, XVB, VOB, etc). (Be careful of the quality of the connection: the cross-
section of the identification module wires is 0.6mm²).
• The 230 VAC power supply is connected to terminals 24(L) and 26(N)

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P
hN
IN
230 VAC
A B
D
G
N
1 2 3
IN 100-240V /50-60 Hz
L
ta -10°c to +45°c
N
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A
D
G
N
RS485 Captor
27 28 29 30 31
B
D
G
N
+
16
V
+12 V
Captor
39 40 43 44 47 48 51 52
Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4
24
NC
RJ45
6 7 8
A
G
BD
N
RS485
Slave
To temperature sensor
(see instructions for use)
To identification modules
(DMI-004-001, DMI-006-001, of DMI-LED)
A B GND
RS485
to other card (s)
Connection
ethernet

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Example of the DME-LAN-002 Connection
A B
D
G
N
1 2 3
IN 100-240V /50-60 Hz
L
ta -10°c to +45°c
N
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DME-LAN-002
2625
A
D
G
N
RS485 Captor
27 28 29 30 31
B
D
G
N
+
16
V
+12 V
Captor
39 40 43 44 47 48 51 52
Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4
24
NC
RJ45
6 7 8
A
G
BD
N
RS485
Slave
IN 230V~ 50 Hz
L
OUT1 OUT2
2,6W ta -10°c to +45°c
OUT3 OUT4 N
D
A B G
RS485
N
250 W 250W 250W 250W
RS1
T1 T2 T3 T4
charge
setting
1 2 3 4
ON DIP
RS2
27 28 30 31 33 34 36 37 50 51 52
22 23 25 26
IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 ALL OFF
8 9 10 11
ALL ON
12 13
JP1
Standalone Inputs
(Remove JP1)
DML-004-002
ON DIP
DMC-012-002
A
B
C
D
E
*(1)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Gauche Droite
Haut
Bas
Centre
8A8A8A8A8A 8A 8A 8A 8A 8A 8A8A
A
G
D
N
B
DMC-012-002
A
B
C
D
E
*(1)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Gauche Droite
Haut
Bas
Centre
8A8A8A8A8A 8A 8A 8A 8A 8A 8A8A
A
G
D
N
B
UTP,
VVT
LN
LN
LN
Ph N
IN 230VAC

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Example of the connection for identification modules (see the instruction manual
for the DMI-LED-004 identification modules)
3. NETWORK CONNECTION
3.1. CONFIGURATION OF THE IP ADDRESS
When you switch the DME-LAN on, if it is connected to a modem or router, it will
automatically adapt its IP address to be compatible with the network used (if it is
not connected to a router, it will be configured to IP address 192.168.1.210).

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For example:
• For Proximus modems, it will receive the following kind of address: 192.168.1.210).
• For Voo or Telenet modems, it will automatically change to the IP address
192.168.0.210.
However, it is possible to configure the network parameters of the DME-LAN manually, via
the address http://192.168.1.210.
3.2.CREATION OF A NETWORK
No Internet connection is required to configure the DME-LAN. However, you must
connect it directly to your PC via a wired network (in this case, the PC’s IP address must
be configured manually) or via a Wi-Fi router (for example, a DRW-001-001-type router –
see point 3.3).
Below: the local page configuration parameters for the DME-LAN-002
IP:192.168.1.210
Modem/Switch
IP:192.168.1.1
DME-LAN-002
IP:xx.xx.xx.xx
IP:192.168.1.2
IP:192.168.1.3 IP:192.168.1.4
Internet
Serveur
my.domestia.be
Local Network

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3.3. DRW001001 WIFI ROUTER
The «DRW-001-001» module is a pocket Wi-Fi router. It is specially configured to be
connected directly to our supplementary management unit (DME-LAN-002) and can be
programmed for Wi-Fi before having Internet access.
Ultra compact and equipped with a mini USB port, this router can also be powered using
a laptop, an AC adapter or a Power Bank (1A)
Connecting your DME-LAN-002 to the DRW-001-001 router :
• Connect as indicated in the diagram below.
• Check that the switch is set to «3G/4G» mode.
• Connect your device (tablet/phone/computer) to the network indicated on the
router label via Wi-Fi (SSID: «TP-LINK_…»).
• Enter the password indicated on the router label. (Key: «******»).
• Launch Home Manager and click on the magnifying glass in the settings to check
for the presence of the management unit (DME-LAN-002) on the network.
• The drop-down list displays the DME-LAN available (connected to the network).
• If you are unable to connect, check your connection by going to your
management unit’s local page (DME-LAN-002) from your web browser (IP address:
192.168.1.210 or 192.168.0.210).
»If the page opens, you can close it, then launch Home Manager again.
»Otherwise, check that you are connected to the Wi-Fi «TP-LINK_...» and restart
your management unit (DME-LAN-002) using the small white button on the side
of the ABGND «RS485 Slave» terminal; one of the two devices is probably not
connected properly.

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4. LAUNCHING THE INSTALLER APPLICATION
4.1. LAUNCH
Download Home Manager in advance from Apple, iOS, Android or from the
downloads page of our website www.domestia.be.
• Then click on the «Home Manager» icon » > to access these home screens

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4.2. CHOICE OF INSTALLER LANGUAGE
Click on Language/Installer (bulb icon).
Then click on the corresponding flag to choose your language.
4.3. ENTER YOUR INSTALLER DETAILS
Once your data has been validated, you will return to the home screen by clicking on the
(V) icon.

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4.4. DETAILS OF THE INSTALLATION
Click on New (thermometer icon).
Fill in the details of the installation.
* A magnifying glass icon allows you to configure the IP address automatically. If you see
a «No DME-LAN connected» message, refer to point 3.1.
Please refer to point 3.1 to change the IP address of the DME-LAN-002.
Save the details by clicking on the floppy disk. Confirm that you want to connect to the
DME-LAN.

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If the connection with the DME-LAN-002 is possible (tablet/computer/smartphone and
DME-LAN-002 is connected via a network and the IP parameters are compatible), you will
be able to access the installation composition.
4.5. READING THE CONTENT OF THE DMELAN002
Click on DME-LAN connection (the solar panel icon).
If the connection with the DME-LAN-002 is possible (tablet/computer/smartphone and
DME-LAN-002 is connected via a network and the IP parameters are compatible), the
application will read the content of the DME-LAN-002.
4.6. INSTALLATION COMPOSITION
This screen is used to define the cards installed. The cards appear in the order in which
they are added. The table on the right shows the list of cards and the address to be
configured on each card. For cards with 12 outputs, the graphic shows the LEDs that must
be lit when configuring the card’s address. For cards with 4 outputs, the graphic indicates
the numbering to be applied to the encoding wheels.
Add the type and exact number of cards that are included in your installation.

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be lit when configuring the card’s address. For cards with 4 outputs, the graphic indicates
the numbering to be applied to the encoding wheels.
Add the type and exact number of cards that are included in your installation.

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Confirm the composition of your installation by clicking on the (V) icon on the le of the
screen.
Careful: do not forget to configure the cards! (See below)
4.7. CONFIGURING THE SLAVE CARDS
For cards with 12 outputs (DKS-012-002, DKS-012-016, DMC-012-002, DMC-012-016) :
When you turn a card on, you have a few seconds to press the button at the bottom to
light the BCE LEDs. If you did not manage to do this in time, cut the power to the card and
repeat the action.
DMC-012-002
A
B
C
D
E
By this stage, you have configured the card as a slave to the DME-LAN-002. All that
remains is to establish the address of the card, based on the instructions provided by
Home Manager. To do this, you must move to the le or right, depending on the LEDs.
For each card, press the buttons on the le and right until the LEDs light, in accordance
with what is shown in the diagram. In the example above, which pertains to the DMCV-
006-xx card, press the button on the right until only LED 3 is lit (see figure 2, page 11).

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When the BCE LEDs and LED 3 for the DMCV-006 card are lit, you have configured your
card as a slave to the DME-LAN-002 and the correct address.
You can press the central button to validate and your card will switch into «RUN» mode
(LED: AE)
For extensions with 4 outputs (DMC-004-003, DMA-004-003, DML-004-002, DMD-004-00):
Simply turn the encoding wheels to obtain the code desired (see figure 2, page 11).
A help window will appear once you have validated the installation’s composition.
DMC-012-002
A
B
C
D
E

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Then press stop/help.
You can now start configuring the names of the outputs.
4.8. CONFIGURING THE OUTPUTS
To configure an output, just click on its name. A window will open, allowing the name to
be configured. You can enter a maximum of 20 characters (including spaces), its type
and a possible timer. You can also test the output by clicking on the bulb icon.

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The outputs can be configured in 5 dierent modes :
Stepping switch: Normal operating mode. Pressing on the button reverses the status of the
relays.
Push: The relay is active while the button is pressed and inactive when the button is
released.
Shut-o timer: Pressing on the button activates the relay. The relay is automatically
deactivated aer the configured time. If the button is pressed when the relay is still active,
then the relay is deactivated. A long press activates the relay for the maximum possible
time (16 hours).
Continuous mode: Each press of the button activates the output for the time configured.
A long press activates the relay for the maximum possible time (16 hours).
Heating control: The relay is controlled by the associated temperature sensor.
4.9. CONFIGURATION OF THE GROUPS
Click on the icon
The DME-LAN-002 can be used to create up to 60 groups.
To create one or more groups, click on the (+) icon and enter the name of the group by
clicking into the name field (see figures 1 and 2 on page 15).
GROUPS

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