User Instructions


	User Instructions This section contains user instructions for many of the X10 devices. Not all products are covered, but others will be added over time. LM12 Lamp Module AM12 Appliance Module TM13 Transceiver Module LM15 Lamp Module LD11 DIN Rail Dimmer AD10 DIN Rail Switch UM7206 Universal Receiver SS13 Wireless Wall Switch HR10 Remote Control KR22 Remote Control IR7243 Mini Controller SM10 Universal X10 Transmitter MT10 Bedside Timer LM12 Lamp Module Set the House Code and User Code on the front of the module to the desired codes. Plug the lamp into the module. Plug the module into the wall outlet. You are now able to control your module with any X10 controller. It is also possible to control the module locally. Just switch the regular switch on and off and shortly the lamps will come on (autosense function). Electrical specifications: 230V 50Hz 40 watts minimum 300 watts maximum – incandescent lamps only. Return to Top AM12 Appliance Module Set the House Code and User Code on the front of the module to the desired codes. Plug the appliance or lamp into the module. Plug the module into the wall outlet. You are now able to control your module with any X10 controller. It is also possible to control the module locally. Just switch the regular switch on and off and shortly the lamps will come on (autosense function). Electrical specifications: 230V 50Hz 16A maximum resistive 1A maximum inductive Return to Top TM13 Transceiver Module The transceiver has two functions: The TM13 translates radio signals from remotes, sensors and wireless switches into X10 signals on the mains. The TM13 has a built-in appliance module, which always responds to Unit Code 1. Select the same House Code (A…P) as set on the modules you wish to control. If the TM13 is set to House Code P, then all commands coming from a remote control will be converted to the power line using the same house code as set on the remote. Put the antenna in an upright position Plug the module into a wall outlet at a central place in your home. Plug the appliance or lamp into the Module. You can control the is module with Key 1 and the on/off keys on your x10 remote control. Electrical specifications: 230V 50Hz Built-in appliance module - 16A maximum resistive 2A maximum inductive Return to Top LM15 Lamp Module Compared to most X10 modules the LM15 does not have code wheels. The code can be set by using any X10 controller. Because the LM15 will remember the installed code even after a power loss, the LM15 can be set up before it will be installed at its final location (for example and outside lamp). The standard code is A2. Remove the light bulb from the socket and insert the LM15 into the socket. Insert a light bulb (100W max open shade, 60W max closed shade) into the LM15. Turn the lamps switch on. Set any X10 controller to the House Code you want the LM15 to respond to. Press the ON button (corresponding to the Unit Code you want the LM15 to respond to) on the X10 controller, 3 times, at about 1 second intervals. On the third press the lamp will turn on signifying that the code has been learned. (To set the code from an IR7243 mini-controller, press the number only, 3 times.) To change the code that the LM15 responds to, turn off the power to it, turn back on and repeat step 5 within 30 seconds of applying the power. Electrical specifications: 230V 50Hz 100W max open shade 60W max closed shade The LM15 does not contain a dimmer. Return to Top LD11 DIN Rail Dimmer Caution: Isolate from mains before working on this unit. Mount the LD11 using the schematic below. Set the rotary code switches in the front to the desired address. Note: Take care to allow space for heat dissipation when mounting LD11 dimmers next to each other, especially when used at maximum rating. 2cm clearance is recommended. Additional momentary switched can be connected to terminal 2 for control form multiple locations. A short press will turn the unit on or off; a long press will dim or brighten the lamp. Electrical specifications: 230V 50Hz 60W minimum 700W maximum Compatible with most low-voltage halogen transformers Return to Top AD10 DIN Rail Switch Caution: Isolate from mains before working on this unit. Mount the AD10 using the schematic below. Set the rotary code switches in the front to the desired address. Selector switch function: Position 0: Always Off Position 1: Always On Position Auto: Control by X10 controllers and connected switches enabled Terminal 1 of the switch is designed for toggle switches: the relay picks up when phase is present and releases when no voltage is present at the terminal. Terminal 2 of the switch is designed for pulse contacts. Each time phase is applied the relay switches (i.e. from Off to On or vice versa). Return to Top UM7206 Universal Receiver Select the desired address by setting the code wheels using a small screwdriver. Connect the low voltage application to the isolated relay terminals (max 24V 5A). Plug the UM7206 into a wall outlet. Set the selector switches to the desired positions as below. Left selector switch: Continuous – the module will switch on when to receives an On command and will switch off when it receives an Off command. Momentary – the module will be switched on for 3-5 seconds when it receives an On command and will switch off automatically. Right selector switch: Sounder only – piezo sounder will sound when triggered. Sounder & Relay – piezo sounder and relay will be triggered. Relay only – relay contact will be triggered but sounder will not operate. Electrical specifications: 230V 50Hz Contact terminals – 24V DC, 5A max Return to Top SS13 Wireless Wall Switch The default address of the switch is House Code A. The top switches control Unit Code 1. The next switches control Unit Code 2, etc. The lowest switches brighten or dim the last module controlled. To change the House Code: Press and hold the top On switch. The LED blinks once. 3 seconds later the LED blinks the current setting: 1 blink for House Code A, 2 for House Code 2, etc. Release the top On switch. Press and release the top On switch the appropriate number of times for the House Code you want to set (e.g. 4 times for House Code D). The LED blinks for each press. Hold the switch on your last press. 3 seconds later the LED blinks back the new setting (e.g. 4 blinks for House Code D). If you do not follow through with the programming sequence the LED will stay on for one second and the existing setting will not be changed. To change the Unit Code When you program a new Unit Code, you set the code for the first (top) switches. The other switches are then numbered 1 number higher than the switches above (e.g. if the first switches are set for Unit Code 6, the next switches will be Unit Code 7, and so on). Press and hold the top Off switch. The red LED blinks once. 3 seconds later the LED blinks the current setting (e.g. 1 blink for Unit Code 1, 2 for Unit Code 2, etc). Release the top Off switch. Press and release the top Off switch the appropriate number of times for the Unit Code you want (e.g. 4 times for Unit Code 4). The LED blinks for each press. Hold the switch on your last press. 3 seconds later the LED blinks back the new setting (e.g. 4 blinks for Unit Code 4). If you do not follow through with the programming sequence the LED will stay on for one second and the existing setting will not be changed. To change the battery: Open battery holder and fit a fresh CR2032 lithium battery. Observe the polarity. Return to Top HR10 Remote Control Insert 4 AAA batteries in the battery holder on the reverse of the remote. Observe the polarity. Select the desired House Code with the aid of a small screwdriver. The House Code should be the same as set on the associated TM13 transceiver. Using the selector switch you can choose between control of modules 1 to 8, or modules 9 to 16. The lower 2 buttons are for bright and dim. Return to Top KR22 Remote Control The default address of the KR22 is House Code A. The top buttons control Unit Code 1. The next buttons control Unit Code 2, etc. The lowest buttons brighten or dim the last module controlled. To change the House Code: Press and hold the top On button. The LED blinks once. 3 seconds later the LED blinks the current setting: 1 blink for House Code A, 2 for House Code 2, etc. Release the top On button. Press and release the top On button the appropriate number of times for the House Code you want to set (e.g. 4 times for House Code D). The LED blinks for each press. Hold the button on your last press. 3 seconds later the LED blinks back the new setting (e.g. 4 blinks for House Code D). If you do not follow through with the programming sequence the LED will stay on for one second and the existing setting will not be changed. To change the Unit Code When you program a new Unit Code, you set the code for the first (top) buttons. The other switches are then numbered 1 number higher than the buttons above (e.g. if the first buttons are set for Unit Code 6, the next buttons will be Unit Code 7, and so on). Press and hold the top Off button. The red LED blinks once. 3 seconds later the LED blinks the current setting (e.g. 1 blink for Unit Code 1, 2 for Unit Code 2, etc). Release the top Off button. Press and release the top Off button the appropriate number of times for the Unit Code you want (e.g. 4 times for Unit Code 4). The LED blinks for each press. Hold the button on your last press. 3 seconds later the LED blinks back the new setting (e.g. 4 blinks for Unit Code 4). If you do not follow through with the programming sequence the LED will stay on for one second and the existing setting will not be changed. To change the battery: Remove the back lid of the remote. Install 2 fresh CR2016 batteries. Observe the polarity. Return to Top IR7243 Mini Controller Select the desired House Code with the aid of a small screwdriver. Plug the IR7243 into a wall outlet. Select the desired Unit Code number by pressing the Unit Code key (when you want to control more than one module at the same time press several keys after each other). Press the ON, OFF, Dim or Bright key to switch the selected modules. The IR7243 lets you control Unit Codes 1 to 8 from the Keypad. When using an IR remote control it is possible to control Unit Codes 1 to 10. Return to Top SM10 Universal X10 Transmitter Select the desired address with the aid of a small screwdriver. Connect the switch or sensor to the screw terminals. Plug the SM10 into a wall outlet. Set the selector switches to the desired positions. Selector switch Input A – B The SM10 will be triggered by a voltage (6-18V DC) The SM10 will be triggered by closure of a switch or relay. Selector switch Mode 1 – 2 – 3 1. The SM10 will turn ON all lamp modules set to its House Code and will also turn ON any other modules set to its Unit Code. All lamp modules are left in the ON state when the trigger is deactivated, but appliance modules set to the same House Code as the SM10 will turn OFF. 2. The SM10 will FLASH all lights connected to lamp modules. All lamp modules will be left in the ON state when the trigger is deactivated, but appliance modules set to the same House Code as the SM10 will turn OFF. 3. If a trigger signal is presented to the terminal of the SM10, an ON command is sent to the preset address. When the trigger signal is deactivated, and OFF command will be sent. Return to Top