Lightwave Link Plus User manual

Link Plus (LP2)

Range & Posioning
The wireless range of a single Link Plus should cover a
typical large house. To ensure the best performance, try
not to posion the Link next to radiators, water tanks
or very thick walls. Sing the Link as high up as possible
within your home (e.g. on the rst oor) will always
provide the best coverage.
Help video & further guidance
For addional guidance, and to watch a video that will
help guide you through the installaon process, please
visit the support secon on www.lightwaverf.com
Voice Control
You can use your voice with Siri on compable Apple
devices, with Google Assistant, and with Amazon Alexa
to issue commands to Lightwave, to control devices e.g.
“Turn the living room lights on”. See www.lightwaverf.
com for more informaon.
Control from anywhere
You can control Lightwave devices whilst away from
home using your app. You can also use automaons to
schedule devices to work automacally at mes that
you set in the App.
Expand your system
Lightwave is very exible, and you can add new Light-
wave devices to your system at any me. Other family
members can also download the App and use it to con-
trol devices on their own smartphone or tablet.
What do I need?
The Lightwave Link Plus requires mains power and a
standard wireless router with a permanent internet con-
necon in order to operate. You will also require a WiFi
enabled smartphone, tablet or PC.
Preparaon
Main buon
Ethernet Port
Indicator LED
Power (Micro USB)
EU Declaraon of Conformity
Product: Link Plus Wireless RF Controller
Model/Type: LP2
Manufacturer: LightwaveRF
Address: The Assay Oce, 1 Moreton Street,
Birmingham, B1 3AX
This declaraon is issued under the sole responsibility
of the LightwaveRF. The object of the declaraon
described above is in conformity with the relevant union
harmonisaon legislaon.
Direcve 2011/65/EU ROHS,
Direcve 2014/53/EU: (The Radio Equipment Direcve)
Conformity is shown by compliance with the applicable
requirements of the following documents:
Reference and date:
EN301489-3 V1.6.1: (EMC), EN300220-2 V3.1.1
(RF), EN62479:2010 (RF Exposure), EN60950-
1:2006+A2:2013 (Safety)
Signed for and on behalf of:
Place of Issue: Birmingham
Date of Issue: August 2021
Name: John Shermer
Posion: CTO
Environmentally friendly disposal
Old electrical appliances must not be disposed of
together with residual waste, but have to be disposed
of separately. The disposal at the communal collecng
point via private persons is for free. The owner of old
appliances is responsible to bring the appliances to these
collecng points or to similar collecon points. With this
lile personal eort, you contribute to recycle valuable
raw materials and the treatment of toxic substances.
UK
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Specicaon
RF Frequency: 868MHz Output Rang: 3W Approx.
Input Rang: 5V Warranty: 2 year standar
Please Note:
The LP2 variant of the Link Plus is not backward com-
pable with Connect Series devices. If you are a Con-
nect Series user, you will require the L2 model which is
backward compable.

Steady green: Status normal
Flashing green: Transming
Flashing green / amber: Linking mode
Steady red: Cannot contact server
Seng up the Link Plus
2.1 Aach the Ethernet cable
Take the Ethernet cable (supplied) and connect it to
any spare available LAN port on your wireless router.
Connect the other end of the cable to the Lightwave
Link Plus’ single port.
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2.2 Aach the power supply
Plug in the power supply and push the Micro USB
connector into the socket on the back of the Link Plus.
The Link Plus will now enter its startup sequence and
will aempt to nd a connecon to the Lightwave
server. A solid amber light indicates that a connecon is
being aempted, and a solid green light will show once
a connecon has been established. Once the green
light appears, the Link Plus is ready to be set up on the
Lightwave Link Plus App.
2.3 Check the indicator light
The LED indicator is used to indicate the status of the
Link Plus and also to indicate if there is a problem. If
there is a problem reported, it will usually refer to an
insecure cable connecon or a server connecon
problem (see list on the right). If the Link Plus has already
been set up, the App will display details of any specic
problem; otherwise, please visit the support secon at
www.lightwaverf.com for advice.
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Seng up the App
3.1 Download & open the App
Download the Lightwave Link Plus App from the
App Store. Open the App and follow the instrucons
and tutorials which will take you through the setup
procedure.
You can also use the Lightwave Web App to set up and
control your Link Plus. This is a more extensive plaorm
very suited to seng up and viewing large installs. This
can be accessed at www.lightwaverf.com.
3.2 Follow the in-app instrucons
Once your Link Plus is set up, you will be able to register
mulple smartphones or tablets to control any number
of Lightwave devices in your home.
HomeKit
You will also be able to control Lightwave devices via
HomeKit using the code below. To do this, open the
Home app on your iPhone or iPad, select the Link Plus
and manually enter the code.
Communicaon between iPhone, iPad, or iPod
touch and the HomeKit-enabled Link Plus is secured
by HomeKit technology. Controlling this HomeKit
enabled accessory automacally and away from home
requires an Apple TV with tvOS 10.3.2 or later or an
iPad with iOS 10.3.2 or later set up as a home hub.
Apple, iPhone, iPad and iPod touch are trademarks of
Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
HomeKit is a trademark of Apple Inc.
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