FANTEM Oomi MultiSensor User manual

MULTISENSOR

Oomi by Fantem MultiSensor.
6 sensors. 1 impossibly small device.
The corner of your room just got 6 times smarter.
Oomi by Fantem’ MultiSensor looks like nothing that has come before.
It’s a motion sensor and it’s also so much more. Installing this 1 piece
of Z-Wave®technology is the same as installing 6 pieces of Z-Wave
technology. Your home control network will immediately understand
motion, temperature, humidity,light, Ultraviolet and Vibration readings
wherever MultiSensor is installed. Those intelligent readings will equate
to intelligent automation. And intelligent automation will give you the
perfect smart home.
Your MultiSensor comes packaged with a number of accessories that will
help with its installation and operation.
Package Contents:
1. MultiSensor
2. Battery Cover
3. Back-Mount Arm
4. Double-Sided Tape
5. Screws (×2)
6. Micro USB Cable
Familiarize yourself with your MultiSensor.
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Mition Sensor
Vibration Sensor
USB Port
Secondary battery hold Action Button
Screw hole
Primary battery hold
RGB LED
Temperature
Light Sensor and UV Sensor
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MultiSensor can be powered by battery or by USB with an appropriate
adaptor. For the purposes of installation and setup, even if you
intend to power your sensor with batteries, we recommend usingthe
provided USB cable for setup. For this, you’ll need an adaptor to plug
your USB cable into; this can include any computer USB port and
most smartphone chargers. These steps can be performed in any
location with your home, and not necessarily in your MultiSensor’s nal
installation location.
For a USB powered installation;
Remove the Battery cover via sliding the Unlock button and
separating the two parts of your sensor.
Insert the smaller end of the provided USB cable into your sensor’s
USB port.
Insert the larger end of the USB cable into a computer or adaptor.
Your MultiSensor 6 is now powered on.
Setup your power.
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With it powered on, it’s now time to add your MultiSensor to a Z-Wave
network.
For a battery powered installation;
Remove your sensor’s rear cover as shown in the previous step 1.
Insert two CR123A batteries orientated according to the diagram
within your sensor. Your MultiSensor 6 is now powered on.
Note: MultiSensor can be powered by a single CR123A, though
batteries will require changing more frequently. If powering your
MultiSensor with a sole battery, insert it into the battery holder marked 1.
Adding your MultiSensor to a Z-Wave network.
USB Port
Secondary battery hold
Primary battery hold
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If your Z-Stick is plugged into a gateway or a computer, unplug it.
Take your Z-Stick to your MultiSensor 6.
Press the Action Button on your Z-Stick.
Press the Action Button on your MultiSensor.
You can test if your MultiSensor has been successfully included into
your Z-Wave network by pressing its Action Button. If you press the
button and your sensor’s green LED is solid for a few seconds, then
inclusion has been successful. If the green LED blinks when the button
is pressed, the inclusion has been unsuccessful and you should repeat
the above steps.
Press the Action Button on the Z-Stick to return it to inclusion mode.
Return it to your gateway or computer.
Set your Z-Wave gateway to accept new products.
Press the Action Button on your MultiSensor.
Test that your sensor has been successfully added your Z-Wave
gateway by pressing its Action Button. If you press the button and
If you’re using a specic Z-Wave gateway you may need to refer to its
user manual before proceeding:
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If you’re using a Z-Stick from Aeotec:
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MultiSensor can bring its intelligent readings to many locations of your
home. Before deciding on a location, there are some things you should
rst consider.
MultiSensor’s motion sensor uses light and heat readings to determine
motion; sudden light and heating changes can impact the sensor’s
quality of motion readings. As such, your sensor should not be installed
in areas of articial temperature change. Thus, when selecting a location,
avoid placing it beside or near air conditioners, humidiers, and heaters,
and avoid positioning it directly opposite a window or direct sunlight.
If your MultiSensor will be powered by batteries, you should avoid
installing it in a location where the temperature can drop below 0°C /
32°F – this is below the batteries’ working point.
Selecting a location for your sensor also depends on the layout of any
area that you want monitored. Whatever the room or area, please
ensure that it ts with your sensor’s eective motion sensing range as
described in the following diagrams.
Selecting a location for your MultiSensor.
its LED is solid green for a few seconds, then inclusion has been
successful. If the LED blinks green when the button is pressed, the
inclusion has been unsuccessful and you should repeat the above
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If installing MultiSensor in a corner where the wall meets the ceiling it
can take measurements within a 2.5 x 5 x 5 metres / 8 x 15 x 15 feet
range:
If installing MultiSensor on a ceiling it can take measurements within a 3
x 6 x 8 metre / 10 x 20 x 26 feet range:
Wall
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For optimal performance, your MultiSensor should NOT be mounted
directly on or near metal framing or other large metallic objects. Large
metal objects may weaken the Z-Wave wireless signal MultiSensor
depends on for communication.
With your MultiSensor now a part of your Z-Wave network and
having determined its installation location, it’s time to nish its physical
installation.
There are 2 ways that your MultiSensor can be mounted on on a wall
or ceiling. Most simply it can be placed upon a shelf without the need
to attach further accessories. You can mount your sensor in a corner or
against a wall or ceiling by using the Back-Mount Plate. It’s also possible
to to embed your MultiSensor within a ceiling or wall using its Recessor
accessory (sold separately)
To install your MultiSensor;
Reattach the three parts of your MultiSensor to each other. Unlock the
Battery Cover from the Sensor unit.
Physically install your MultiSensor.

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Tips: We suggest you choose the second method (using screws to ax
the Back-Mount Arm) would be more stable.
You can ax the Back-Mount Arm by Double-Sided Tape or using the
provided KA2.5×20 mm screws.
To install your MultiSensor with the Back-Mount Plate;
Double-Sided Tape
Or
After you have completed the axing of Back-Mount Arm, you will
need to lock the MultiSensor to the Back-Mount Arm by screwing the
MultiSensor in.
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To install your MultiSensor on a shelf;
You can place it upon a shelf without the need to attach further
accessories.

The Back-Mount Arm may be locked at various angles by turning the
Friction Lock clockwise and counter-clockwise to respectively tighten
or loosen the angle of the arm. You can rotate the Friction Lock to
change the measurement area of sensor.
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Lock
Unlock
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Your MultiSensor has built in battery level detection. It will automatically
report its battery level to the associated controller/gateway throughout
its life until the battery is fully drained and needs replacing. The battery
status will often be displayed in the user interface of the controller/
gateway.
When used properly in an optimised Z-Wave network, your MultiSensor
can be powered by batteries for 24 months before battery replacement
is necessary.
Recommendation: For networks which do not offer a method to
display the battery level of your MultiSensor, it is recommended that
the sensor be tested occasionally to ensure that the batteries still hold
enough charge to operate. Batteries naturally lose their charge over
time.
Please note that when installed outdoors of your home, your
MultiSensor should only be relied on for temperature, light, humidity,
and ultraviolet readings, where as the motion sensing capabilities should
be disabled on your gateway in order to avoid false readings.
If selecting an outdoor location, it’s important to position your
MultiSensor in a sheltered location. It is best if your MultiSensor is not
directly exposed to rain, and is important that the humidity venting on
your MultiSensor never is.
Outdoor installation.
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Changing batteries.
Advanced functions.

If your Z-Stick is plugged into a gateway or a computer, unplug it.
Take your Z-Stick to your MultiSensor.
Press and hold the Action Button on your Z-Stick for 3 seconds and
then release.
Press the Action Button on your MultiSensor.
If your MultiSensor has been successfully removed from your network,
the RGB LED will be active with a colourful gradient for 3 seconds.
When you press the Action Button on the MultiSensor, its green LED
will blink. If the removal was unsuccessful, the green LED will stay solid
for a few seconds when you press the Action Button.
Press the Action Button on the Z-Stick to take it out of removal mode.
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If you’re using a Z-Stick:
Your MultiSensor can be removed from your Z-Wave network at any
time.You’ll need to use your Z-Wave network’s main controller to do
this and the following instructions tell you how to do this using Aeotec
by Aeon Labs’ Z-Stick and Minimote controllers. If you are using other
products as your main Z-Wave controller, please refer to the part of
their respective manuals that tells you how remove devices from your
network.
Action Button
Removing your MultiSensor from a Z-Wave network.

If you’re using a Minimote:
The MultiSensor can send Basic Set Command to association group 1,
which is setup via the Association Command Class, when the Motion
Monitoring motion.
Take your Minimote to your MultiSensor.
Press the Remove Button on your Minimote.
Press the Action Button on your MultiSensor .
If your MultiSensor has been successfully removed from your network,
the RGB LED will be active with a colourful gradient for 3 seconds.
When you press the Action Button on the MultiSensor, its green LED
will blink. If the removal was unsuccessful, the green LED will stay solid
for a few seconds when you press the Action Button.
Press any button on your Minimote to take it out of removal mode.
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Remove
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Sensor detects movement to control the associated devices to “OPEN”
state. After 4 minutes by default, if the Motion Sensor is not triggered
again, the MultiSensor will send Basic Set Command to these devices
to set them to their “CLOSE” state. However, if the Motion Sensor is
triggered again within 4 minutes, the MultiSensor will reset the timing
and start timing again.
The 4 minutes delay time can be changed through the usage of Z-Wave
commands built into Z-Wave certied controllers/gateways. (The specic
Z-Wave command supporting this function is Conguration Command
Class) Please consult the operation manual for these controllers/
gateways for specic instructions on conguring the MultiSensor.
Parameter 3 [2 byte decimal] can be congured through your gateway
in case the default settings of your MultiSensor are not what you desire.
For example, this parameter setting is initially set to 240 which is the
delay time in 4 minutes or 240 seconds. You may set the value to the
desired Motion Sensor delay time to any amount of seconds as you like.
So if you want the time out to be 5 minutes after the Motion Sensor is
triggered, set this parameter to the value of 300.
Setting the sensitivity of your MultiSensor.
Parameter 4 [1 byte decimal] can be congured through your gateway
in case the default settings of your MultiSensor are not what you desire.
For example, this parameter setting is initially set to 5 which is the
maximum sensitivity level, if you set it to 1, the sensitivity will be the
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Decimal Flag
128 Light Sensor
64 Humidity Sensor
32 Temperature Sensor
16 Ultraviolet Sensor
1Battery Sensor
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minimum sensitivity level. If set it to 0, the motion sensor will be disabled.
Monitoring temperature, humidity, luminance and ultraviolet.
Your MultiSensor can report temperature, humidity, luminancen and
ultraviolet across a Z-Wave network when requested. If this function is
supported by a controller, generally a gateway, the data will be displayed
within its interface. The specic Z-Wave commands for the support of
monitoring is the Multilevel Sensor Command Class. Automatic reports
are sent to association group 1, which is setup via the Association
Command Class. Please consult the controller’s operation manual for
specic instructions on setting your MultiSensor.
Setting automatic report ags.
Parameter 101-103 [4 byte dec] can be configured through your
gateway in case the default settings of your MultiSensor are not what
you desire.
The table above shows a decimal representation of all ags that can
be set on parameter 101-103 to report specic data.

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Waking up your MultiSensor.
If your MultiSensor is battery powered, you will need to ensure
Example use of the report table.
For example, if you want to report only the temperature and light
sensor you would add 32 + 64 and set the sum (96) to parameter
101, 102, or 103.
As another example, if you want to report only the light sensor
and battery, you would add 1 + 128, then set the sum (129) to
parameter 101, 102, or 103.
And if you want to report all of the sensors, you would add the
whole table together and set the sum (241) to parameter 101, 102,
or 103.
Setting an automatic report interval.
Parameter 111-113 [4 byte decimal] can be configured through
your gateway in case the default settings of your MultiSensor are
not what you desire.
Parameter 111 will set the interval for Group 1 (parameter 101),
parameter 112 will set the interval for Group 2 (parameter 102), and
parameter 113 will set the interval for Group 3 (parameter 103).
As an example, you have set parameter 101 to 241 which will report
all of the sensors, and you want to report it every 1800 seconds. Set
parameter 111 to 1800 to accomplish this.

Security or Non-security feature of your MultiSensor in
Z-wave network.
If you want your MultiSensor as a non-security device in your
Z-wave network, you just need to press the Action Button once on
MultiSensor when you use a controller/gateway to add/include your
MultiSensor.
In order to take full advantage of all functionality the MultiSensor,
The MultiSensor contains a smart Vibration sensor in. When
someone attempts to disassemble your MultiSensor, it can detect
the vibration and send an alarm notication to the main controller
and let you know.
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Tamper protection of your MultiSensor.
that it is active when configuring it. To do this, press the Action
Button once, which will trigger to send out a wake up notication
command. If you want it to wake up for 10 minutes, to do this, press
and hold its Action Button for 3 seconds and then release it. Your
MultiSensor’s orange LED will fast blink for 10 minutes to indicate
that it is active.
When you are done configuring or communicating with your
MultiSensor, you can put it back into sleep mode to conserve
battery power. To do this, press and hold its Action button for 3
seconds and then release it. Your MultiSensor’s LED should now be
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Resetting your MultiSensor.
NFC function of your MultiSensor.
At some stage or your primary controller is missing or inoperable,
you may also wish to reset all of your MultiSensor’s settings to their
Your MultiSensor has inbuilt a NFC module. In order to take
full advantage of the NFC feature, the Oomi’s Touch panel is
needed. When you take the Touch panel near to the NFC point of
MultiSensor, you will see light purple LED dims on and then o, at
the same time, the product information is read out from MultiSensor
via NFC communication and then displayed on the Touch panel’s
screen.
If your MultiSensor is powered on by battery or USB adapter, it will
send out a Node information frame to start the inclusion/exclusion
when the Touch panel touches your MultiSensor. The Touch panel’s
screen will pop up a notication message to let you know whether
the inclusion/exclusion is successful or not. If the MultiSensor is
included into your Touch panel, you will see all sensors’ measuring
state refresh on the Touch panel
you may want your MultiSensor is a security device that uses
secure/encrypted message to communicate in Z-wave network, so
a security enabled controller/gateway is needed for the MultiSensor
to be used as a security device. You need to press the MultiSensor’s
Action Button 2 times within 1 second when your security controller/
gateway starts the network inclusion.

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Aeon Labs warrants to the original purchaser of Products that
for the Warranty Period (as defined below), the Products will be
free from material defects in materials and workmanship. The
foregoing warranty is subject to the proper installation, operation
and maintenance of the Products in accordance with installation
instructions and the operating manual supplied to Customer.
Warranty.
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Model number: FT100
Power supply: USB DC 5V or battery power(2×CR123A batteries, 3V,
1500mAh).
Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C.
Measured temperature range: -10°C to 50°C. Accuracy: ±1°C.
Measured humidity range: 20%RH to 90%RH. Accuracy: ±3%RH (at
25°C).
Lighting: 0 LUX to 30000 LUX.
Max motion sensitivity: 5 metres.
Water proong: IP20.
NFC operating distance: Maximum 30mm.
Z-wave operating distance: Up to 492 feet/150 metres outdoors.
Technical specications.
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factory defaults. To do this, press and hold the Action Button for 20
seconds and then release it. Your MultiSensor will now be reset to its
original settings, and the green LED will be solid for 2 seconds and
then be colourful gradient to conrm a success.