Nexta tech Plano-lock User manual

Electronic interface unit for devices with dry contact inputs (e.g. sectional doors or automated gates).

Power supply 12-32Vdc or 12-24Vac, Output contacts: 1A 30Vdc.

Integrated 433.92MHz radio receiver for remote controls.

WiFi connection for OneSmart App.

PLANO-LOCK

OneSmart

INDEX

1 - PRODUCT FEATURES

1.1 - TECHNICAL DATA page 3

2 - CONNECTION DIAGRAMS

2.1 - START CONTACT CONNECTION DIAGRAM page 4

3 - USE OF THE CONTROL UNIT

3.1 - TYPICAL INSTALLATION

3.2 - USE VIA RADIO

3.3 - USE WITH SMARTPHONE APPLICATION

3.4 - USE WITH VOICE CONTROL

page 6

page 7

4 - CONTROL BY RADIO TRANSMITTERS

4.1 - RADIOTRANSMITTER SETTING

4.2 - DELETION OF RADIOTRANSMITTERS

page 8

page 9

5 - CONTROL WITH APP ONE SMART

5.1 - APP ONE SMART CONNECTION

5.2 - USE OF THE APP ONE SMART

page10

page 11

6 - CONTROL BY VOICE COMMANDS

6.1 - CONNECTION TO THE APP “GOOGLE HOME”

6.2 - CONNECTION TO THE APP “AMAZON ALEXA”

6.3 - USING VOICE CONTROLS

page 12

page 13

page 14

7 - ADVANCED PROGRAMS

7.1 - VISUALIZATION OF THE STATE OF THE DOOR ON THE APP

7.2 - GRAPHICS OF THE APPLICATION INTERFACE

7.3 - MANAGING THE DOOR LOCK FROM THE APP

7.4 - RESET

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page 19

page 22

page 24

1 - PRODUCT FEATURES

1.1 TECHNICAL DATA

Connectors

cover

Button 1 Hidden key

Button 2

Led

Power supply 12-32 Vdc or 12-24Vac

Output One NO contact (1A 30Vdc) for start function

One NC contact (1A 30Vdc) for stop function

Status signaling inputs 1 input for open automation signaling dry contacts,

1 input for close automation signaling dry contacts

N° of programmable

transmitters 30

RF receiver frequency 433.920MHz

WiFi frequency 2.4GHz

Protection rating IP20

Working temperature -20° +55°

Box dimensions 80 X 80 h16 mm

80 16

2 - CONNECTION DIAGRAMS

RECOMMENDATIONS

• Installation must be carried out only by professional technicians in accordance with the applicable electrical and

safety regulations.

• All connections shall be operated without electrical voltage.

• Use proper cables.

• Don’t cut the antenna

• Provide in the power line twith an appropriate disconnection device

• Dispose of waste materials in full compliance with local law.

• Do not exceed the specied load limits and use correctly protected power supplies.

2.1 CONNECT THE START CONTACT

Start contact must be connected to the “start contact” of the automation control unit.

WARNING:

• Contact must be free of voltage

- = (1)

+ = (2)

NO start contatc = (3)

Common of the contact = (4)

Antenna = (10)

(2)

(1)

(3) (4)

Automation

control unit

Start input

(NO contact)

12 - 32 Vdc

or 12-24 Vac

USE VIA WIRE

The start contact of the Plano control unit is connected in parallel to any wire commands (e.g. buttons or key selectors)

directly to the automation control unit.

USE VIA RADIO TRANSMITTER

To send start command via radio transmitter, you need to program it on the Plano control unit, see paragraph 5

USE VIA APP

In order to send start commands from application, it is necessary to do the procedure for associating the control unit with

the application, see paragraph 6.

Once the device is associated, it will be present on the home.

Once selected, automation can be remotely controlled:

SLIDE TO START

DEVICE OPTION

WARNING:

• The effect of the START command (open, close, open/stop/close) depends on the automation control unit settings

3 - USE OF THE CONTROL UNIT

3.1 TYPICAL INSTALLATION

The system can be controlled by a radio commands, smartphone App OneSmart or voice commands.

The installation can operate with only radio controls or application only.

Instead, to use voice commands, at least the App conguration must be completed.

CONTROL UNIT

VOICE CONTROL

CONFIGURATION

See paragraph 6

APP CONTROL

CONFIGURATION

See paragraph 5

RADIOTRANSMITTER

CONFIGURATION

See paragraph 4

ROUTER WITH INTERNET

CONNECTION

3.2 USE VIA RADIO

To control the automation via radio you must have compatible transmitters and therefore must carry out the association

procedure, see paragraph 4.

3.3 USE VIA SMARTPHONE APP ONESMART

The conguration procedures described in paragraph 5 above must be followed to control the lights by smartphone App.

3.4 USE WITH VOICE CONTROL

The conguration procedures described in paragraph 6 above must be followed to control the lights by voice commands.

STEP 1

Press the button 1.

The led turns on red.

STEP 2

Within 60 seconds make a transmission with the transmitter

to be saved.

See transmitter manual, the paragraph entitled “transmitter

programming” for specify information.

The led makes 3 Flashes and turns off.

4.1 - RADIO PROGRAMMING

This procedure lets you programme compatible multifunctional or generic transmitters.

ACTION: Short press of button 1 LED: Turns on red

ACTION: Make a transmission with the transmitter LED: Flashes 3 times

4 - MANAGEMENT WITH REMOTE CONTROL

This procedure lets you programme/delete compatible 433.92MHz transmitters.

Multifunctional transmitters, codes:

With multifunctional transmitters the transmitter control modes depend on the model used.

Generic (wireless bus) transmitters, codes:

The functions of the generic transmitters is “start of the automation”.

STEP 1

Hold the receiver button 1 down (about 5 seconds.) until the

LED begins to Flash.

DELETION OF SINGLE

TRANSMITTER

DELETION OF ALL

TRANSMITTER SAVED

4.2 - DELETION OF REMOTE CONTROL

These procedures let you delete from the memory transmitters that have already been programmed.

STEP 2a

Within 10 seconds make a transmission with the

transmitter that you want to delete.

The LED ashes quickly and turns off.

STEP 2B

Within 10 seconds press the button 1 on

the receiver for a short time to conrm the

delection of all transmitters.

The LED starts ashing quickly and turns off.

ACTION: Hold tbutton 1 down LED: Flashes red

ACTION: Make a transmission with the transmitter

LED: Flashing quickly and turns off

ACTION: Short press of button 1

LED: Flashing quickly and turns off

4. Select the category

“Smart Devices”

1. Download the App OneSmart on the phone 2. After starting the

application, you will need to

create an account.

Complete the procedure.

3. Press the

“Add Devices” icon

5. Press the button 2 on the control unit until the

blue led is turned on, then release the button. After

a few seconds the led and the load will start to ash

6. Press “Connect”

on the App

5 - CONTROL WITH APP ONE SMART

These procedures allow you to manage the light from your device (example: mobile phone) through the application and to

control the system remotely.

5.1 - APP CONNECTION

This procedure connects the control unit Plano-One to the application. It shall be repeated for each control unit on the

installation.

ATTENTION: an internet-based wi- network is required for te operation.

8. The device will be now automatically congured. The blue

led on the control unit indicates the progress of the setting:

Series of one Flash = the power station is ready for setup,

Series of two Flashes = power station is trying to connect to

the WiFi network,

Series of 4 Flashes = the power station connected correctly.

The LED will die after two minutes.

FOR WIFI CONNECTION ISSUES CHECK OUT PG. 23

7. On the application,

select the wi- network,

insert the network

password and conrm

OneSmart

The “Home” menu (1) shows all the associated devices.

To send a command to a device, select it.

Pressing “Smart” (2) allows you to add actions on your

devices according to certain conditions and in certain time

intervals, there are two types of actions:

• Automation (3): One or more actions happen if one or

more conditions are satised

• Tap-to-Run (Scenario) (4): performs one or more

actions by pressing an app button

EXAMPLES OF SCENARIOS (TAP-TO-RUN):

• Open the garage dorr and turn on the light

EXAMPLES OF AUTOMATIONS:

• Open the gate and when it’s totaly open, block it for

ten minutes

Pressing “Me” (5) for entering to home and account

settings.

From this menu, you can add members to the home for

sharing device management or creating new houses.

PROCEDURE FOR ADDING NEW USERS/MEMBERS.

1- From the “ME” menu (5), select “Home Management”

(7) and then go to the house congurations and nd “Add

Member”

2- Insert the “OneSmart” account you want to add (email

or mobile phone number of the new member), the new

member will receive a notication of the invitation.

WARNING:

• The new user must have already downloaded the

“OneSmart” application and created an account.

• Both the ‘administrator’ and the ‘new user’ must have

set the same ‘region’ (Country).

• (Go to “Account (2)-Account and Security-Region” to

view and change the set country).

5.2 - USE OF THE APP ONE SMART

After all the control units have been set up, the installation can be managed by the application.

USE

Me (5)

Account (6)

Home management

(7)

Home (1)

Tap-to-Run (4)

Automations(3)

Smart (2)

Me (5)

6 - CONTROL BY VOICE COMMANDS

You can use this procedure to associate a “OneSmart” account with a Google or Alexa account to enable the voice

commands.

6.1 - CONNECTION TO “GOOGLE HOME”

PROCEDURE

WARNING: before proceeding with this procedure, you must have set up the “OneSmart” account, see paragraph 6.

1. Download the App “Google Home” 2. After starting the application, you will need to

create an account Google.

Complete the procedure.

4. Select “Have something

already set up?” and then

select “Smart Life” from the

list of proposed accounts.

Insert the account data

“OneSmart” created in

paragraph 6.

5. Once the procedure has been completed, all

devices connected to the “Smart Life” account will

appear in the home page of Google application

(at the bottom of the home under the “Other cast

device”).

NOTES:

If you add other devices to your OneSmart application, they will automatically be added to the Google Home page.

To use them with voice control, you need to add them to a room in the Google Home application, see step 6 of the

procedure.

If devices are not added automatically, disconnect and reconnect your account from step 3 of this procedure from Google

Home.

3. Press the “+” icon in

top left position, then

press “Set up device”.

6. Now the voice commands can control the

control unit

1. Download the App “Amazon Alexa” 2. After starting the application, you will need to

create an account Amazon.

Complete the procedure.

3. From the application home page

press “menu” (1) then “Skill and

games” (2).

Press on the “Magnifying glass”

at the top right and then search

for “Smart Life” (3).Follow the

procedure to enable use of the

“OneSmart” account created using

paragraph 6

4. Complete the procedure

by entering the “OneSmart”

account data created in

paragraph 6. You can then

start searching for devices by

pressing the “Discover devices”

button (4). If you want, complete

the setting-up procedure

by inserting the device into a

room.

5. Now the voice commands can control the control

unit

6.2 - COONECTION TO “AMAZON ALEXA”

PROCEDURE

WARNING: before proceeding with this procedure, you must have set up the “OneSmart” account, see paragraph 6.

6.3 - USING VOICE CONTROLS

In order to set up voice commands, you must create a scene on OneSmart and then associate it with a Google or Alexa

routine by choosing the phrase to pronounce to match the most appropriate action.

Speech controls for automation control depend on the operation of START contact at the automation plant.

6.3a - CREATING A SCENARIO ON ONE SMART

6.3b - CREATING A GOOGLE ROUTINE

1 - On the Google Home application, select Routines (1)

2 - Create a new routine and insert the phrase you want to pronounce to “Add Commands” (2)

3 - On “+ Add Action” (3), select “Browse popular actions” (4) and then “Adjust Scenes” (5)

4 - Select the scene created on One Smart in procedure 6.3a.

(1)

(2)

(3)

- On the OneSmart application go

to the Smart window (1)

- Press “Add Tap to Run” (2)

- As a condition, select “Click to

execute” (3)

- Select the device, then select the

“Start” command (4)

- Rename and save

(4)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(5))

(4)

6.3c - CREATING A ALEXA ROUTINE

1 - On Alexa application, select the menu (1)

2 - Select “Routinese” (2), and then add a new one

3 - Enter the name (3), the phrase you want to pronounce (4), and “add an action” (5) select “Smart Home”, then select

“Control scene”. Select the scene created on One Smart in procedure 6.3a.

6.3c - DETAILED

The operation of the Start and therefore voice commands also depend on the operation of START contact in the

automation control unit.

It is recommended to create voice commands consistent with the operation of the installation.

Voice command tips based on how the start works

START SET AS STEP-STEP (when it’s close, open / when it’s open, close / during the moving stops)

If automation is controlled without being visible, a generic command such as “start cacello/garage”, “gate/garage” must be

created

If you control automation by seeing its status, you can create multiple voice commands: “open the gate/garage”, “lock the

gate/garage” or “close the gate/garage”.

All of these commands refer to the same action (closing the start contact).

Clearly if the gate is in motion and the “open gate” command is sent, it will stop.

START SET AS OPEN ONLY, CONDOMINAL FUNCTION (whatever automation status the start will open)

Suggested commands “Open Gate” or “Open Garage”

(1)

(2)

(4)

(3)

(5)

7 - ADVANCED PROGRAMS

7.1 VIEWING THE DOOR STATUS ON THE APP

To display the status of the door (open, closed, partially open) on the app, you must connect the contacts to the control

unit.

The control unit can work with:

- two normally closed contacts with no voltage

typically this means there are two micro limit switches, one for when the door opens and one for when it closes,

connected to the relevant inputs (terminals 6, 7 and 8). When the door touches the microswitch, the contact must open;

this turns on the green light in the app.

- two normally open contacts with no voltage

typically this means there are two micro limit switches, one for when the door opens and one for when it closes,

connected to the relevant inputs (terminals 6, 7 and 8). When the door touches the microswitch, the contact must close;

this turns on the green light in the app.

- one normally closed contact with no voltage when opening

typically this means there is one micro limit switch for when the door opens, connected to the relevant input (terminal 6,

7). When the door touches the microswitch, the contact must open; this turns on the green light in the app and turns off

the other light.

- one normally open contact with no voltage when opening

typically this means there is one micro limit switch for when the door opens or closes, connected to the relevant input

(terminal 6, 7). When the door touches the microswitch, the contact must close; this turns on the green light in the app

and turns off the other light.

- one normally open contact with 12-24 VDC

typically this means there is a status light (12 or 24 VDC) for the connected door, connected to the relevant input (terminal

6, 7). When the status light is on, the green light also comes on in the app and the other light goes off, and vice versa.

8. Closing NO contact

NOTE: to use this configuration you

must follow the procedure on the next page

NOTE: to use this configuration you

must follow the procedure on the next page

NOTE: to use this configuration you

must follow the procedure on the next page

NOTE: to use this configuration you

must follow the procedure on the next page

6. Opening NO contact

7. Common

7. Opening NO contact

8. Contact

12/24 VDC

8. Common

7. Common

7. Opening NC contact

8. Common

8. Closing NC contact

6. Opening NC contact

7. Common

OPERATOR CONTROL UNIT

GATE

WARNING LIGHT OUTPUT FOR GATE WARNING LIGHT 12/24 VDC

operation must be

warning light on = gate open

warning light off = gate closed

TWO NORMALLY CLOSED CONTACTS WITH NO VOLTAGE TWO NORMALLY OPEN CONTACTS WITH NO VOLTAGE

ONE NORMALLY CLOSED CONTACT WITH

NO VOLTAGE WHEN OPENING

ONE NORMALLY OPEN CONTACT WITH

NO VOLTAGE WHEN OPENING

ONE CONTACT WITH 12-24 VDC (WARNING LIGHT)

SETTING THE CONTACT FOR LIMIT SWITCHES

Default: 2 NO contacts

This procedure is used to set the type of contacts of limit switches.

PROCEDURE

STEP 1

With a paper clip makes a long press of the “hidden” button.

The LED turns on light blue/pink cyclically.

Release the key when the led is light blue.

STEP 2

Press the button 1 on the receiver for a short time and count the number of Flashes emitted by the LED:

FLASHES

NUMBER

FUNCTION

1 No limit switches

2 n°2 NC contacts

3 n°2 NO contacts (default)

4 n°1 NC contact

5 n°1 NO contact

6 n°1 contact 12/24Vdc

STEP 3

Press the button for a short time during the Flash that corresponds to the

function desired to end the count.

The led turns off

ACTION: Short press of button 1

LED: Count the number of Flashes

ACTION: Short press of button 1

LED: Turns off

USE THE LIMIT SWITCHES TO CREATE AN AUTOMATION

From the “Smart” screen, you can create automation, that is, automatic events.

You can enter conditions in the automation setup menu:

- door closed

- closing action

- open door

- opening action

Automation Examples:

- when the gate starts to open the garden lights on

- when the gate is open, notify me

7.2 GRAPHICS OF THE APPLICATION INTERFACE

You can change the interface according to the type of automation you are going to control.

The appearance does not affect the functionality of the control unit.

There are 4 types of screens:

garage (1), swing gate (2), sliding gate (3) and generic atuomation (4).

GARAGE INTERFACE

closed automation

(if limit switches are

present)

open automation

(if limit switches are

present)

SWING GATES INTERFACE

SLIDING GATES INTERFACE

GENERIC INTERFACE

closed automation