Gamabit Houseper User manual

User Guide

Of Home Automation System

Houseper

version 1.0

www.houseper.com

Contents

1Introduction..................................................................................................................................5

1.1 The Houseper Controller....................................................................................................5

1.2 The Houseper Application (App)......................................................................................6

1.3 The Houseper Mobile Application (App).........................................................................6

1.4 Zigbee Devices ....................................................................................................................6

1.5 IP Cameras ...........................................................................................................................7

1.6 Houseper Cloud Services..................................................................................................7

2Setup.............................................................................................................................................7

2.1 Switching the Houseper Controller On...........................................................................8

3Controller Setup..........................................................................................................................9

3.1 Network Configuration.......................................................................................................9

3.1.1 LAN Configuration .........................................................................................................9

3.1.2 WiFi Configuration.........................................................................................................9

3.1.3 3G/4G Configuration......................................................................................................9

3.2 Settings............................................................................................................................... 10

3.2.1 Time Zone.................................................................................................................... 10

3.2.2 Language......................................................................................................................10

3.2.3 Extend/Shrink Screen.................................................................................................. 10

3.3 Add Device ......................................................................................................................... 10

3.3.1 Add Device................................................................................................................... 11

3.4 Add Camera........................................................................................................................ 12

3.5 Smart Phone Connection.................................................................................................12

3.5.1 Remote Control (Houseper app)................................................................................13

3.5.2 Remote Control (Houseper mobile app).................................................................... 15

3.6 Notification Settings.........................................................................................................17

3.6.1 E-mail Notifications......................................................................................................17

3.6.2 Smartphone(s)/Tablet(s) Notifications ....................................................................... 18

3.6.3 Configuration of Regular Notifications .......................................................................18

4Devices ....................................................................................................................................... 18

4.1 Device List..........................................................................................................................19

4.1.1 Undiscovered Devices................................................................................................. 20

4.1.2 Search/Filter Bar.......................................................................................................... 20

4.2 Device Info..........................................................................................................................20

4.2.1 Functionality.................................................................................................................20

4.2.2 Devices Suitable for Binding.......................................................................................20

4.2.3 Device Information.......................................................................................................21

4.2.4 Device Configuration...................................................................................................21

4.3 Functionalities ................................................................................................................... 22

4.3.1 On/Off...........................................................................................................................23

4.3.2 Level Control................................................................................................................ 23

4.3.3 Colour Control.............................................................................................................. 23

4.3.4 Consumption Metering................................................................................................ 24

4.3.5 Door Lock..................................................................................................................... 25

4.3.6 IP Camera.................................................................................................................... 25

4.3.7 IR Commands..............................................................................................................25

4.3.8 Zone..............................................................................................................................26

4.3.9 Zone Control.................................................................................................................27

4.3.10 Temperature.................................................................................................................27

4.3.11 Thermostat...................................................................................................................28

4.3.12 Motorised Shades Configuration................................................................................ 28

4.3.13 Identify.......................................................................................................................... 29

4.3.14 Power Configuration.................................................................................................... 29

4.3.15 Basic.............................................................................................................................30

5Scenes ........................................................................................................................................ 30

6Alarms......................................................................................................................................... 31

6.1 Alarm Indicators................................................................................................................32

7Zones...........................................................................................................................................32

8Log...............................................................................................................................................33

8.1 Filter Bar..............................................................................................................................33

9Electricity....................................................................................................................................34

9.1 Electricity Pricing.............................................................................................................. 35

9.1.1 Electricity Pricing List................................................................................................... 35

9.1.2 Charging Periods List..................................................................................................35

10 Rooms.....................................................................................................................................36

11 Recent Actions ......................................................................................................................36

12 Settings...................................................................................................................................37

12.1 Add Device ......................................................................................................................... 37

12.2 Add Camera........................................................................................................................37

12.3 E-mail Settings...................................................................................................................38

12.4 Configure Alarm Notifications........................................................................................ 38

12.5 Electricity Pricing..............................................................................................................39

12.6 Remote Control.................................................................................................................. 39

12.7 Language............................................................................................................................ 39

12.8 Network ...............................................................................................................................40

12.9 Data Cleaning..................................................................................................................... 40

12.10 Check for Updates......................................................................................................... 40

12.11 System Info.....................................................................................................................40

12.12 Payments ........................................................................................................................41

12.13 Zigbee Restart................................................................................................................ 41

12.14 Factory Reset.................................................................................................................41

12.15 Others.............................................................................................................................. 42

1 Introduction

Houseper smart home is a solution that allows you to monitor and manage your home

and enables the construction of a complete home automation system. You can add a

variety of smart devices to the system, manage, reconfigure and connect them to zones

and scenes, create connections between devices, receive and configure notifications in

cases of emergency such as fire, flood, burglary, etc. You can also control and optimise

your electricity costs and track consumption statistics with graphical presentation for

temperature, humidity, pressure, etc. The Houseper system also connects remotely and

manages all smart devices via a mobile app.

The main elements comprising the home automation system include:

1.1 The Houseper Controller

The Houseper controller is the major and most important element of the system. It

represents a multimedia Android TV box, with a built-in Zigbee home automation module,

reserved power supply and optional GSM module. It can also be used as a WiFi router to

build a hotspot and start it automatically in cases of restart. The controller comes with a

wireless air mouse and keyboard and also a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery, to

keep the controller operational in cases of power interruption.

Controller parameters:

Amlogic S905X Quad-Core 64-bit Cortex-A53 up to 1.5GHz;

Penta-Core Mali-450 Up to 750Mhz +;

16GB EMMC;

2GB DDR3;

WiFi 802.11 ac / a / b / g / n;

Ethernet 10 / 100M, standard RJ-45;

4G LTE optional;

USB mouse (AIR mouse) with keyboard;

HDMI 2.0, CVBS LR Stereo audio interface, 2 x USB 2.0, TF card reader;

DC 5V / 2A;

Android 7.1;

Zigbee 3.0;

1.2 The Houseper Application (App)

The Houseper application operates with the Houseper controller and is responsible for

creating, configuring and managing your home automation system. It facilitates the

following functionalities:

Communication between the built-in Zigbee module and all other Zigbee devices;

Communication with IP cameras;

Configuration of alarm notifications, time periods and prices for the electricity

consumption report, automatic clearance of old data;

Statistic data collection for graphical reports;

Calculation of electricity costs;

Database;

Performs access authorisation and control for smartphones and tablets, with the

possibility of unilateral termination of access for a phone / tablet and control for

sending notifications to all/some of them.

1.3 The Houseper Mobile Application (App)

You can install the Houseper Mobile app on your smartphone or tablet for constant access,

supervision and control of your home automation system. The mobile app has the ability

to connect to a variety of Houseper controllers, which is very convenient if you have more

than one property using the Houseper smart home system.

The app is currently available for Android devices only.

1.4 Zigbee Devices

Zigbee devices communicate wirelessly with your Houseper controller providing a variety

of services such as device switching on/off, temperature monitoring, fire or flood alarms,

open and/or closed doors and windows, etc. Devices continue to operate and exchange

data between themselves even if they have no connection to the controller.

Each Zigbee device may contain one or more logical devices. The temperature and

humidity device for example, is a physical device, but it contains two logical devices - one

for temperature measuring and another for humidity measuring.

In addition, some devices can extend the Zigbee network. These devices are called

"routers" and are typically powered by the electric network, thus increasing (extending)

the Zigbee network coverage and system capacity.

Supported versions are Zigbee 3.0 and Zigbee 1.2 with additional Houseper compatibility

settings. All devices offered on this site are compatible with the Houseper smart home

system.

1.5 IP Cameras

IP cameras can generate notifications in cases of movement/sound depending on their

characteristics in a similar way to other devices. They allow for video recording storage

on a remote server. Both local and remote control real-time monitoring are supported.

All supported IP cameras can be found in the IP Cameras section of our website.

1.6 Houseper Cloud Services

Cloud Services are optional and allow for:

Managing your devices remotely via a smart Android phone;

Receiving notifications on your email;

Receiving notifications on your smartphone;

Storing and reviewing IP Camera recordings;

Real-time camera surveillance.

2 Setup

To start your own home automation system, you must first switch on and configure the

controller. In case that your controller has a built-in 4G LTE module and you want to use

a mobile internet connection, install the SIM card first:

1. Remove the bolts from the lower battery cover;

2. Place your SIM card in the designated slot;

3. Close the cover and screw the bolts back on to the battery cover.

2.1 Switching the Houseper Controller On

1. Connect the HDMI cable to the Houseper controller port and to a free port on your

TV/monitor.

2. Connect the Air Mouse USB Module to a USB Port on the Houseper controller (the

air mouse is not charged, you will need to use the USB cable included to charge it

first).

3. Connect the power adapter to the Houseper controller and then plug it into the

mains.

Your Houseper controller should be displaying the following screen at the initial start:

Alarm widget - current alarms information.

Info widget - information on the current statuses of the devices.

Applications - open page with all installed applications.

Houseper - Houseper application icon.

Settings - Settings icon.

3 Controller Setup

Once your controller has been successfully started, you will need to connect it to the

Internet. Make sure you do not miss this step, because when you first start the Houseper

application it will connect to a server to make the initial configuration of the controller.

3.1 Network Configuration

Depending on your choice for internet connectivity, you can choose from one of the

following options:

3.1.1 LAN Configuration

1. Connect the LAN port of the controller to a free port on your router.

2. The controller uses DHCP by default. In order to change the settings, start

the Box Settings application, select Network, Ethernet.

3.1.2 WiFi Configuration

1. Select Wi-Fi from Settings from Wireless & Networks;

2. Turn on WiFi service;

3. Select a Wi-Fi network from the list, enter the password (if any) and click Connect.

3.1.3 3G/4G Configuration

This method is applicable only for controllers with a built-in 4G LTE module. To install the

SIM card follow these steps:

1. Turn the power off from the Houseper controller (if its batteries are charged, it will

continue to run);

2. Remove the bolts from the lower battery cover;

3. Disconnect the battery;

4. Place your SIM card in the designated slot;

5. Connect the battery;

6. Close the cover and screw the bolts back on to the cover;

7. Turn the power supply on for the Houseper controller.

8. From Settings, Wireless & Networks select More and configure Cellular Networks:

oIf you are in roaming, turn Data Roaming on;

oSelect Preferred Network type;

oSelect Network Operators;

oEnter the Access Point Names menu and configure the APN according to

the information provided by your network operator.

Your network has now been successfully configured and you are connected to the

Internet. Before proceeding with the Houseper app, please review the settings below and

configure the ones that you will need.

3.2 Settings

3.2.1 Time Zone

1. Select Date & Time in Settings from the System section;

2. Turn Automatic Time Zone off;

3. Choose your time zone in the Select Time Zone section.

3.2.2 Language

1. Select Languages & Input in Settings from the Personal section;

2. To add a language choose Add from the Languages section;

3. To remove a language, select Remove from the navigation bar, mark the

languages you want to remove, and then click the Delete icon.

3.2.3 Extend/Shrink Screen

1. Start the Droid Settings application;

2. Enter the Display menu;

3. Enter the Screen position menu;

4. Use Zoom In to shrink the screen and Zoom Out to extend the screen.

3.3 Add Device

Start the Houseper app. When launching for the first time:

1. Wait for the initial configuration to complete.

2. Email Configuration dialogue - Enter the email where you would like to receive

information from your controller. If you do not want to receive emails, leave the

email box blank and select "Do not ask me again". You can skip this dialogue and

leave it for later. For advanced setup, select E-mail Settings from the Settings tab.

3. Controller Input dialogue - If you are planning to connect to your home automation

system using a smartphone/tablet, enter a name and leave the Remote Access

checked. If you choose to skip this configuration, you can do it later from the

Remote Control option in the Settings tab.

3.3.1 Add Device

Please, review the device instructions for each separate device that you would like to add.

Different devices join in different ways - it could be by pressing and holding a button for

a while, repeatedly switching on and off the power, removing and putting the battery,

etc. Most often, when the device is new and has never been added to the Zigbee network,

it is simply enough just to switch it on.

Once you have carefully read the device instructions follow these steps:

1. If the device is battery-operated, make sure the batteries are properly installed.

2. If the device has been previously added to other Zigbee networks, you will need

to reset it. If there are no explicit instructions for reset in your device's manual,

follow the steps for leaving the network. This is usually enough to reset the device.

3. Select Add Device in the Houseper or Houseper Mobile application from the

Settings tab - the controller will open your Zigbee network for new devices to join

in within the next 60 seconds.

4. Follow the Join Network instructions of your device.

5. After the device is successfully added to the controller a "New device found!" notice

will appear on the Houseper application screen.

6. Please, wait until the controller discovers the full functionality of the device.

Undiscovered devices remain at the top of the list in the Houseper apps section.

In the discovering process, you can track how the device name and information

changes depending on the information collected by the controller. You can also

monitor the appearance of more than one device when the physical appliance

contains more than one logical device.

7. Once the device is fully discovered, it will appear in the Houseper mobile

application.

The device being successfully joined to the Zigbee network, you can now access its

detailed information, change its name, set a room, and test its features. You can find

additional information in the Devices section of the current User Guide.

3.3.1.1 Unsuccessful Device Discovering

Here are some possible reasons for unsuccessful device discovering:

1. Sleeping device - some devices are not in constant communication with the

controller. In case that the device "falls asleep" before it is completely discovered,

you can try to wake it up and restart the procedure with the discovery button.

2. Adding multiple devices at once - adding multiple devices simultaneously slows

down the process. Try adding the device separately.

3. The device does not follow the full Zigbee specification.

4. The device is not compatible with Houseper. Supported Zigbee versions are 3.0

and 1.2 with some additional Houseper compatibility settings. All devices offered

on this site are compatible with the Houseper smart home system.

3.4 Add Camera

First you will need to check whether the IP camera is supported by the Houseper system.

Read the camera manual and if needed perform Factory Reset to return it to factory

settings. Follow these steps:

1. Follow the camera manual to switch it on and set up its network. Make sure the

IP camera is configured on the same network as the controller.

2. Select Add Camera in the Houseper app from the Settings tab.

3. Wait until the controller scans your network and display lists the cameras.

4. Use the Add button to join the camera.

5. Enter username and password. (If you don’t know the username and

password, you can find the default credentials in the camera manual). Confirm

with OK.

6. The correct username and password will take you to the next step - password

change (optional step for better security). Enter your old and new passwords and

click OK to change or select Cancel to skip this step.

Now that your Camera has been successfully added, you can further proceed with the

next steps, if you have any left on the list. More information about cameras can be

found in the Devices section of this manual.

3.5 Smart Phone Connection

The initial connection of a smartphone/tablet to the controller can only be done if both

devices are located in the same network.

1. From the controller: select Remote Control in the Settings tab of the

Houseper application and make sure that your Local access is enabled and running.

2. From the smartphone/tablet: download the Houseper mobile application from

Google Play and install it on your smartphone/tablet.

3. From the smartphone/tablet: start the Houseper mobile app and make sure your

phone is connected to the same network as the controller.

4. From the smartphone/tablet: select Remote control in the Settings tab of

the Houseper mobile application.

5. From the smartphone/tablet: the phone application will start scanning your

network to find an active Houseper controller. Once found, it will be displayed.

(Please note, that in certain cases this may take some time).

6. From the controller: select Bind Smartphone/Tablet .

7. From the smartphone/tablet: select Register from your phone to your controller.

8. From the controller: your controller will ask for a confirmation to connect your

smartphone/tablet. Confirm the connection by selecting Yes.

9. From the smartphone/tablet: finalise the process from your smartphone by

selecting the type of remote connection you accept for auto-connect - Remotely

via WiFi connection and/or Remotely via mobile (3G/4G) connection.

3.5.1 Remote Control (Houseper app)

The Remote Control function of the Houseper app provides for connecting mobile

devices to the controller. It facilitates the initial registration of mobile devices, permission

settings and access control. There are two types of access:

Local - when the mobile device and the controller are connected directly without

using of a remote server.

Remote - when the mobile device and the controller are connected via a remote

server.

3.5.1.1 Authorised Devices

This section contains a list of all authorised mobile devices and the

button Bind smartphone/tablet that launches the initial

authorisation procedure.

Each authorised device is displayed with the following characteristics:

1. Name - when the device is connected, the name appears in green.

2. Android Number - unique mobile device ID.

3. Remote Access Marker - allows/disables the connection of the mobile device to the

controller, both locally and remotely. A very useful option for temporary restriction

of access to a particular mobile device.

4. Send Notifications option - Enables/Disables notifications to the corresponding

mobile device.

5. Remove Device button - permanently removes the device from the list of

authorised mobile devices so that it can no longer connect to the controller. In

order to recover the access of a device that has already been removed, it will need

to pass the initial authorisation procedure again, following the steps above.

3.5.1.2 Local Access

Local access allows you to connect directly a mobile device to the controller without using

a remote server. For this purpose, the mobile device and the controller must be in the

same network.

1. Enable/Disable local access.

2. General information of local access displayed:

oController name;

oConnection port;

oCurrent status.

3. Edit button - allows you to change the name and port. Entering a value of 0 for a

port means that the port will be automatically selected.

3.5.1.3 Remote Access

Enables connection to the controller from mobile devices via a remote server. This

ensures uninterrupted access to the system, no matter where and how far the mobile

device is located from the controller.

1. Enable/Disable remote access.

2. General information of remote access displayed:

oRemote server;

oPort on which it listens to the remote server;

oCurrent status.

3. Reset button - reinitialises the connection.

3.5.1.4 Hotspot

Selecting the "Autostart Hotspot" option in the Hotspot section forces the start of a

configured Hotspot (if any) when the controller is restarted.

3.5.2 Remote Control (Houseper mobile app)

The Remote Control function of the Houseper mobile app handles the process of

connecting the mobile device to the controller.

3.5.2.1 Configured Network

This section contains information about the controller to which the mobile application is

currently connected or trying to connect.

1. Connection indicator. Possible displays:

oAs shown in the picture - when the mobile device is connecting;

o- When the mobile application is locally connected to the controller;

o- When the mobile application is connected to the controller via a

remote server.

2. Controller name.

3. Disconnect button.

4. When a successful connection is made, an info button is displayed giving

access to detailed information - the option to reconfigure or delete the connection.

Once deleted, only authorising the mobile device again from the beginning can

restore the connection to the controller.

The Houseper mobile app has a Current Connection Indication button located in the upper

control bar (upper right corner of the application). The connectivity indicator may show

no connection, connecting, local connection and remote connection. The indicator button

provides a quick link to the Remote Control option in the Settings tab.

3.5.2.2 Choose a Network...

This section contains a list of all available controllers. Two controllers can be seen on the

picture below. The first one is a controller that has already been registered and can be

connected at any time, while the second one is still unavailable and waiting to be

registered by performing the initial connection procedure.

1. Controller name.

2. Remote Connection button –it has an Active and Inactive status indicating the

option to connect remotely.

3. Local Connection button –it has an Active and Inactive status indicating the option

to connect locally.

4. Registration button - part of the initial smartphone connection procedure,

described above.

5. Info button - provides access to detailed information, the option to reconfigure or

delete the connection. Once deleted, only authorising the mobile device again from

the beginning can restore the connection to the controller.

3.5.2.3 Add Manually

This button allows you to connect to a controller by manually entering the IP and port.

3.6 Notification Settings

The current version of the Houseper system supports 2 types of notifications - System

and Regular, both of which can be sent to email and/or smart phone(s)/tablet(s).

Notifications types:

1. System notifications concern your system status, such as insufficient disk space,

cloud services expiry, etc.

2. Regular notifications are those that keep you informed of events and emergenices

taking place like fire, flood, burglary, etc.

3.6.1 E-mail Notifications

To configure e-mail notifications, go to E-mail Settings in the Settings tab of the Houseper

app. You have two options that can work both separately and simultaneously:

1. Houseper Service Mail - use the Edit button to enter/change the e-mails to which

you want to receive notifications. If you list more than one e-mail, make sure they

are separated by ";" Once you have configured your e-mails, you can use the

checkbox to enable/disable them. When the check box is not marked, you will not

receive e-mails. Using Houseper Service Mail is only possible with active Cloud

Services (Please, check the Cloud Services sectio on our website).

2. Personal Mail - use the Edit button to configure the e-mail(s) where you would like

to receive notifications. Use ";" as a separator when listing more than one e-mail.

Using the start checkbox, you can temporarily stop and start sending e-mails. The

Personal Mail option does not require active Cloud Services.

3.6.2 Smartphone(s)/Tablet(s) Notifications

To receive notifications on your phone/tablet, make sure that the following steps are

checked:

The Send Notifications on your phone/tablet on the Houseper app in the Settings

tab and the Remote Control in Authorised Devices sections are all marked.

You have a "Registered" status " in the Houseper mobile app from the Settings tab

in the Notifications section. You can test it using the Test button and in case of a

problem, you will need to renew your registration using the Renew registration

button.

Check your Houseper mobile app - for most phones, notifications do not work after

the application's Force Stop has been applied.

3.6.3 Configuration of Regular Notifications

You can change the Default Configuration in the Houseper app from the Settings tab,

using Configure Alarm Notifications. This is where all newly added devices inherit their

notification configurations from. If you want you can make a detailed configuration for

each device by selecting the Devices tab in Detailed Information from the Device

Configuration section using Configure Alarm notifications. For more details, please see

the Configuring Alarm notifications section here.

4 Devices

The Devices tab gives you information about all existing devices in your Houseper

system. You can monitor, manage, configure and remove them from the system. On

the first page, you will see a list of all devices with the most important information

about them. Use the Info button to switch to the next page (Detailed Information)

where you will get detailed information about the device.

4.1 Device List

The first page on the Devices tab contains a list of all devices and a search/filter bar.

Devices are listed by joining time. The newest ones are added at the top of the list. When

a new device is added, a discovery process is initiated and the Houseper controller begins

to communicate with the device until it obtains complete information about it and its

configuration settings. Devices in discovering mode are listed at the top and will not be

moved down until their discovery process completes successfully. Devices that do not

support the full Zigbee specification may never be successfully discovered. This will be

indicated and they can be removed from the system or you can retry to discover them.

Each device is displayed in the list with the most important properties depending of its

type.

1. Button or image depends on the device type.

oButton - if the device supports any of the following functionalities:

On/Off, Zone, Door Lock, Thermostat, etc., a blue button will be displayed

with an image indicating the type of device. The button colour indicates the

device status. When the colour is saturated, this indicates the On/Active

device status, while the pale colour marks the Off/Inactive status. When

you press the button, the device changes its status from On/Active to

Off/Inactive and vice versa, depending on the current status.

oImage - if the device cannot be controlled from the list of devices, a grey-

coloured image is displayed, corresponding to the device type.

2. Device name.

3. Device location (room).

4. Alarms indication.

5. Additional Information and/or control depending on the device type.

For all devices with Zone and/or Zone Control functionality, only alarms for this

particular functionality are displayed as Additional Information. This of course does

not exclude the presence of other alarms that will be indicated in the "Alarms

Indications".

Grey-coloured alarms show the current status of the device when it is not active.

They are not reflected in the Alarms tab and they do not trigger notifications, but

are still added to the registry.

6. Info button –used to switch to Detailed Information for the device.

4.1.1 Undiscovered Devices

1. Indication for Undiscovered Device.

2. Additional Information.

3. Discovery button –restarts the process for device discovering.

4.1.2 Search/Filter Bar

The search/filter bar is located right above the list of devices.

1. Indicates the number of devices shown, relative to the total number of devices.

2. Filtering/Search field - search for the name and room location of the device.

3. Filter button - showing all devices or filtered only.

In the case of an active filter, devices marked as hidden will not be displayed.

4.2 Device Info

4.2.1 Functionality

All supported features by the device are listed in the Functionality section. Detailed

Information about all functionalities can also be found here.

4.2.2 Devices Suitable for Binding

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