EDM SP011AU User manual

QUICK GUIDE
SMART SOLUTIONS FOR SMART HOMES
Energy Monitoring
Smart Plug
-SP011AU
Electronics Design &
Manufacturing PTY LTD
SWITCH
Rev 1.0

What's in the box
Consult the checklist below for all components.
1
Plug - Main Unit Quick Start Guide
Description
Status light
Blinking blue light: Awaiting WiFi connection
Blinking red light: Connecting
Solid blue light: Switch is OFF
Solid red light: Connected, Switch is ON
AC 100-240V 50/60HZ 10APower
240V Socket
Power Button
Status Light
240V Plug

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Connect
Download
Set up router
This device only supports 2.4GHz WiFi frequency, it does not support
5GHz frequency or special characters such as !@#$%^&*(). Please set the
relevant parameters of the router before WiFi configuration. When your
router is configured successfully, allow your phone and device to be
within strong WiFi range to ensure a stable connection.
Interactive Home is available for both IOS and Android. Search “Interactive
Home” on the Apple / Google Play Store, or scan the QR-Code below.
Please keep network available

3
Registration Process
Open the interactive Home APP, click "Register",
read the "Privacy Policy" and click "Agree" .
Step 2
Step 1
Input a valid Mobile number or Email address and click
"Get Authentication Code". Once received, input the Veri-
fication Code to finalize login.

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Smart Configuration
Getting started
Process
Open the Interactive Home APP, click "+" or "Add Device".
1.
2.
Step 1
Follow the instructions and make sure your passwords are
inputted correctly.
If this device has previously been registered, click the power
button untill either the light is OFF or solid Blue, reset the device
by holding down the power button for 5 seconds. The blue light
should be flashing fast.
3. Once you have created a home and named your desired rooms
you should be all set to connect your smart device.

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Step 3 Input WiFi password and click "Confirm" & the APP will search
for your device. (You can change the network connection
before pairing)
Step 2 Select "Plugs & Switches" then "Socket". Power the device on and
make sure the indicator light is flashing rapidly blue, If not press
the power button until indicator light is solid blue or not illuminat-
ed. Hold power button down for 5 seconds until you see the
indicator light flashing rapidly blue. (When you release, the light
may change to red, just click the power button one more time)

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Step 5 Once the device is added, you are able to change the nick-
name and room assignment from this menu (These settings
can be changed in the Home Management settings).

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AP Mode Configuration
Getting started
Process
Open the Interactive Home APP, click "+" or "Add Device".
1.
2.
Step 1
Follow the instructions and make sure your passwords are
inputted correctly.
If this device has previously been registered, click the power
button untill either the light is OFF or solid Blue, reset the device
by holding down the power button for 5 seconds. The blue light
should be flashing fast.
3. Once you have created a home and named your desired rooms
you should be all set to connect your smart device.

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Step 3 Select "AP Mode" in the top right. Hold the power button
down for 5 seconds until the status light blinks red slowly.
Step 2 Select "Plugs & Switches" then "Socket". Power the device on and
make sure the indicator light rapidly blinks. (If not follow Step 2
on Page 5)

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Step 4 Input WiFi password and click "Confirm" (You can change the
network connection before pairing).
Step 4 It will then ask you to connect to the device’s hotspot. Click
"Go Connect" to enter your phone’s WiFi settings then connect
to the devices hotspot named "Smart Life-xxxx" Head back to
the APP and it will start the configuration process.

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Step 5 Once the device is added, you are able to change the nick-
name and room assignment from this menu (These settings
can be changed in the Home Management settings).
FAQ
Q: How to change plug to a different WiFi network?
A: Firstly, hold down the power button for 5 seconds till you
see the status light turn red. Then you connect your phone to
the new WiFi and set up plug again.
Q: Why does my device not connect using smart config?
A: Make sure you input your WiFi password correctly. Keep
phone and device as close as possible when pairing. If not
successful please pair through AP Mode.

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Functions
Remote Operation
Schedule your plug to turn On/Off at specific times of the day and
night. These schedules will be stored in the device’s memory so they
can still operate even if you lose WIFI
Scheduling
Automation
Turn On/Off your plug using the APP’s automation feature.
Plug operation based on Weather, Time of day, Sunset/Sunrise,
other automations and much more! This gives your device the
ability to work for itself.
Energy Monitoring
Track your power consumption and use this gathered data to
trigger automations. Turn Off the plug when it hits a certain
amount of consumption to save energy and money.
You can operate your plug On/Off from anywhere with your mobile
phone or voice assistant (Extra setup is required)
3RD Party Integration
With 3RD Party Integration you’re able to connect your Interactive
Home smart device to platforms/assistants. This will take your de-
vices to the next level of functionality providing voice control,
extra automation features and much more.
Siri Assistant
Learn more about 3RD party integration here
Connect.Interactivehome.com.au

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Product Ecosystem
Cameras, Lighting devices, Smart switches and Garage door con-
trollers are all able to work together seamlessly from the one APP.
This allows your whole home to be controlled and viewed at the
touch of a button.
Interactive Home
Automation is a big part of the Interactive Home APP. Allowing
time and triggers within our ecosystem to determine specific
actions of your chosen devices. This allows your home to think for
itself without you having to lift a finger.
Home Automation:

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