Solight DY10S Manual de usuario

EN GSM Remote Controlled Power Socket Solight DY10S

Thank you for purchasing our remote controlled socket DY10S. Its power output can be switched on or off via SMS command or using buttons

directly on the socket. The DY10S socket is capable of communicating with an main socket DY10GSM socket at a distance of up to 30m. With

one SIM card you can control one DY10GSM socket and up to four DY10S sockets. Both DY10GSM and DY10S sockets support temperature

monitoring, temperature control, calendar setup and delayed SMS control from your mobile phone. All services and features must be

supported by the GSM network and the SIM card. Detailed information on the function and advanced operation of the socket is provided in

this manual.

1 Purchase a GSM SIM card and insert into the socket. This SIM card phone number is referred to as the master user number in this booklet.

2 On this SIM card, you need to deactivate the PIN entry function and activate the calling and SMS sending function.

3 To ensure a secure socket operation, do not divulge this phone number to persons who might abuse it.

For your safety

 This socket has been designed for home or office use. It is not intended, for example, for switching industrial plants.

 Before using this socket, make sure that mobile networks with sufficient signal coverage are available at the area of use, otherwise

the socket may not be operable.

 The power consumption of appliances connected to the socket must not exceed 3,600W and the current 16A.

 Electrical appliances whose consumption exceeds 1,500 W must be earthed.

 Do not expose the socket to short circuit.

 Do not touch the socket slots with any metal objects by hand.

 This socket is intended for indoor use. Do not use it in a damp, chemically aggressive or dusty environment.

 Do not open the device unless maintenance is required.

 Do not shake the socket and avoid dropping it to the ground – this might cause its damage.

 The socket operates on the principle of receiving and transmitting signal. Keep it out of the reach of radio networks that could

interfere with this signal.

 Do not use the socket in areas where the use of transmitting devices is prohibited with regard to a possible risk of explosion (mines,

specific chemical plants, etc.).

 The device may explode if thrown into fire.

 The socket may work with voltage and current specified by the manufacturer. When used under other parameters, the correct

functioning of the socket may be compromised.

 Keep the socket and its accessories away from children.

Product package

GSM socket (1 pc) Temperature sensor (1 pc) Operating manual (1 pc)

Description of DY10GSM socket

The DY10S socket is identical, apart from the missing SIM card slot.

LED indicators

Type Indicator Action Status

DY10GSM

and DY10S

Power

indicator

OFF Controlled power outlet is OFF

Steady light Controlled power outlet is ON

GSM

indicator

Flashing slowly Network Search (DY10GSM)

Lost connection with DY10GSM (DY10S)

Slow lighting up and

going out Sleep mode

Two fast and one slow

flashing Socket in pairing mode

Shining for 3 sec Revert to default setting

Fast flashing Receiving/sending SMS command

User authorization level

Socket setting and detailed setting may only take place via SMS commands. When setting up, select one of the two user level options:

Master user

Only one master user is authorized to use all of the DY10GSM functions. To use all the features of this socket, save the master user number

into the socket memory.

Other users

Up to four phone numbers may be allowed to use commands to switch the socket on and off, to detect the temperature in the socket’s

surroundings and to receive information about changes in power status. Other phone numbers are not authorized to control the socket!

SMS commands

 SMS command format: #code#content#

 The maximum number of characters in a command is 16

 The DY10GSM socket will respond to the user upon receipt of an SMS command

Note

 When writing a command, do not forget the # sign

 Do not include spaces in the command text

Commissioning

Insert SIM card into the DY10GSM socket; the SIM card slot is on the side of the device; insert the SIM card as shown on the device casing.

Ensure that the SIM card is securely fixed. Connect temperature sensor to the inlet on the device side. The default password is 1234.

1 Switching on:

1. Insert the DY10GSM socket into a power outlet. The GSM indicator will slowly flash for 15 seconds, then it will change to slowly

lighting up and going out – this status means that the socket is logged into the GSM network and ready for further operation. In its

default mode, the socket is set to outlet turned off.

2. Turn on the electrical device to be operated, then connect it to the socket.

3. Press the "M" button for about one second to turn the socket on. After setting other users, these users will be able to control the

socket.

Note:

1. If the GSM network LED flashes slowly, it means a warning that the SIM card is not working properly.

2. Check GSM signal strength. The quality of GSM signal may affect the properties of the socket. The user should make sure that

the socket is used in a location with sufficient GSM signal.

3. For first use, we recommend a test run for the user to assure the correct operation of the socket and to detect GSM signal

quality.

2 Master user registration:

Send SMS command to the phone number of the SIM card inserted in the socket for:

Master user’s number registration: #00#

3 Change of master user:

Current master user will send SMS command for:

Change of master user’s number: #14#NewMasterNumber#

NewMasterNumber – phone number of a new master user in format e.g.: 737xxxyyy.

4 Other users:

Up to four other phone numbers can be registered for this socket. These phone numbers can send SMS commands to control the DY10GSM

and DY10S sockets.

The master user will send SMS command for:

Registering other users: #06#Family#

Family – phone number of another user in format e.g.: 737xxxyyy.

Finding out other users’ registered numbers:

The master user will send SMS command for:

Finding out other users’ numbers: #06#

Deleting other users:

The master user will send SMS command for:

Deleting another user: #15#Family#

Deleting all other users: #15#

5 Pairing DY10GSM and DY10S:

Master user will send an SMS for pairing DY10GSM and DY10S. Before pairing, make sure that the DY10S is set to default settings. If the DY10S

has not been paired yet, you can skip this process. If it has already been paired, you need to press the "M" button for 10 seconds. If this has

been done, the master user will send an SMS command for:

Pairing with DY10S: #60#name#

After receiving the SMS, the master user will receive the following answer: “Power „name“ socket now!“. After receiving this message,

connect the DY10S to power network. The LED power indicator will flash slowly for a few seconds and after pairing with the DY10GSM, and

then change to slow lighting up and going out.

“Name” is the DY10S socket identification when communicating with DY10GSM. Use this name when sending commands for this socket. Using

the DY10GSM setting, you can set any DY10S socket name. The title can contain numbers or letters without diacritic signs.

The master user will send SMS command for:

Disconnecting the DY10S socket: #70#name#

6 Power control:

Method 1: Hold "M" button for one second.

Method 2: The master user will send SMS command for:

Turn DY10GSM on: #01#0#

Turning DY10S on: #61#name#

Turning DY10GSM off: #02#0#

Turning DY10S off: #62#name#

7 Delayed socket outlet control:

The power outlet can be set to delayed switching on/off in periodically repeating time interval. Delayed control will be automatically

deactivated by SMS command or by the "M" button; activating the calendar feature will also automatically deactivate the delay control

function. If a delay control command is received and the power outlet is turned on, this output will be immediately turned off and will only be

resumed when the desired time has elapsed. In contrast, when the socket is switched off, it will remain off until the desired delayed activation

time interval has elapsed.

The master user will send SMS command for:

Delayed DY10GSM power-on after defined time: #12#0#Minutes#1#

Delayed DY10S power-on after defined time: #63#0#Minutes#1#

Delayed DY10GSM power-off after a defined time: #12#0#Minutes#0#

Delayed DY10S power-off after a defined time: #63#0#Minutes#0#

Minutes are a time parameter; the available range is 1 – 720.

8 Operation by calendar:

Activation of operation by calendar. The power outlet can be set to switch on at a certain time and then to switch off at a another set time.

Operation by calendar will be deactivated automatically if the user changes the socket status by SMS or "M" button; delayed operation or

control by achieved temperature may also deactivate this function.

The master user will send SMS command for:

Setting time interval for switching the DY10GSM power outlet on: #20#0#WorkDay#StartTime#EndTime#

Setting time interval for switching the DY10S power outlet on: #65#name#WorkDay#StartTime#EndTime#

Work day: One character, values ranging from "0" to "9". The following table shows the description of the various values:

Value Corresponding

day

0 every day

1 Monday

2 Tuesday

3 Wednesday

4 Thursday

5 Friday

6 Saturday

7 Sunday

8 Monday to

Friday

9 Weekend

StartTime and EndTime: Contains 4 characters (HH:MM) and works in 24h format. If StartTime is later than EndTime, the device will remain

turned on until the next day. The power outlet will be switched on at StartTime and off at Endtime.

Example: #20#0#1#0000#2130#; 0 - means DY10GSM socket, 1 - Monday, 0000 means start time 00:00, 2130 means end time 21:30.

9 Control by ambient temperature:

The temperature sensor must be connected to the socket for this function. The power outlet can then be controlled depending on ambient

temperature. Operation by ambient temperature will be deactivated automatically if the user changes the socket status by SMS command or

"M" button; delayed operation or control by calender will also deactivate this function. Two modes are available: cooling and heating mode. In

the heating mode, the socket will automatically turn the output on when the temperature drops below the pre-set limit and turn off when the

temperature exceeds the requested temperature. In the cooling mode, the socket will automatically turn on when the temperature exceeds

the pre-set value and turn off when the temperature drops below the pre-set value.

Master user will send SMS command for:

Activating DY10GSM socket temperature control: #23#0#1#

Activating DY10S socket temperature control: #66#name#1#

Setting temperature control parameters

The master user will send SMS command for:

Setting DY10GSM socket parameters: #24#0#mode#MinTemp#MaxTemp#

Setting DY10S socket parameters: #67#name#mode#MinTemp#MaxTemp#

The mode parameters can be 1 or 2. Heating mode – 1, cooling mode – 2. The temperature range may reach from -10 to 50°C.

MinTep and MaxTep: Values can be set in the range from -10 to 50°C.

For example, #24#0#1#15#25# means that you are setting control parameters based on ambient temperature for socket 0 - DY10GSM, 1 -

heating mode: if the temperature drops below 15 °C – socket will switch on, when temperature exceeds 25 °C, the socket will switch off. After

successfully setting the temperature range, this setting will be saved until the socket is reset to default settings.

10 Temperature alarm:

The temperature sensor must be connected to the socket for this function. The temperature range can be set for every single socket

individually. If the ambient temperature is outside the specified limit, the DY10GSM will send an SMS to the master user's phone number.

The master user will send SMS command for:

Alarm activation for DY10GSM socket when the temperature is exceeded: #21#0#1#

Alarm activation for DY10S socket when the temperature is exceeded: #68#name#1#

Setting the DY10GSM temperature alarm range: #22#0#MinTemp#MaxTemp#

Setting the DY10S temperature alarm range: #69#name#MinTemp#MaxTemp#

MinTemp and MaxTemp: Values can be set in the range from -10 to 50°C.

Deactivating the temperature alarm for DY10GSM: #21#0#0#

Deactivating the temperature alarm for DY10GSM: #68#name#0#

11 SMS notification at a change of power outlet status:

By default, the DY10GSM sends SMS notification to the master phone number and other numbers in case of a change of the power outlet

status. The master user can turn this function on or off.

The master user will send SMS command for:

Activation of SMS notification in case of a change of the power outlet status (active in default setting): #03#1#

Deactivation of SMS notification in case of a change of the power outlet status. #03#0#

12 SMS notification in case of a change of power status:

By default, the DY10GSM sends SMS notification when power is lost and restored. This applies only to the DY10GSM socket; the DY10S socket

is not capable of this function. The master user can turn this SMS notification on or off.

The master user will send SMS command for:

SMS notification in case of a change of the power status (active in default setting): #05#1#

Deactivation of SMS notification in case of a change of the power status. #05#0#

SMS notification to user

The DY10GSM will send an SMS notification when the power is lost/restored, temperature alarm triggered or in case of another notification.

By default, it sends messages to the master user and other users. The master user can change the settings of sending notifications to other

users' numbers.

The master user sends SMS command for:

Activating SMS notifications for other users: #16#1#

Deactivating SMS notifications for other users: #16#0#

13 Checking the socket status:

The master user or another user will send SMS command for:

Checking the DY10GSM status: #07#

Checking the DY10S status: #70#

Upon receipt of the SMS command, an SMS message with socket status information will be sent to the user:

GSM-Socket: ON Temp: 23C

“Slave1”: OFF Temp: 30C T

“Slave2”: ON Temp: 23C C

“Slave2”: ON Temp: 25C D

Delayed control socket is marked with “D” symbol. Socket with temperature control feature is marked with "T” symbol. Socket with calendar

control feature activated is marked with “C” symbol.

Checking DY10GSM delayed control parameters: #34#

Checking DY10S delayed control parameters: #63#name#

Checking DY10GSM calendar control parameters: #33#

Checking DY10S calendar control parameters: #64#name

Checking DY10GSM temperature control parameters: #32#

Checking DY10S temperature control parameters: #66#name

Checking DY10GSM parameters for temperature alarm: #35#0#

Checking DY10S parameters for temperature alarm: #68#name#

14 SMS notification on weak GSM signal:

The DY10GSM socket can send an SMS message when the GSM signal is weak. The master user can turn this function on/off.

The master user will send SMS command for:

Checking GSM signal level: #27#

Activation of SMS notification when the signal is weak: #27#1#

Deactivation of SMS notification when the signal is weak: #27#0#

SMS response

Weak GSM signal strength alert function ON/OFF

Weak GSM signal alert will send an SMS notification:

Weak GSM signal alert, the CSQ is **

15 Socket re-set:

This function will re-set all socket settings (time, temperature, ranges, etc.) and clear all user numbers.

If the socket does not work as it should, you can reset it to default settings to ensure possible new setting and correct function. DY10S must be

reset before pairing with the main unit (unless it being paired for the first time).

DY10GSM reset to default settings:

Method 1: Press "M" button on the socket for 10s.

Method 2: The master user will send SMS command for:

DY10GSM socket re-set: #08#Password#

Default password setting - 1234

DY10S reset to default settings:

Approach: Press "M" button on the socket for 10s.

16 Password change:

The master user will send SMS command for:

Password change: #04#OldPassword#NewPassword#

Main technical parameters:

Supply voltage 110~230V/50HZ,

Output parameters 110 - 230V/50HZ, 230V/30A(30s)

Max. current 16A

Operating temperature -10

℃

+50

℃

Storage temperature -20

℃

+60

℃

Relative humidity 10-90%

Communication protocol

GSM PHASE 2/2+

(including data operation)

Data interface GSM SIM 1.8V/3.0V socket

Frequency and coding 433MHz FSK

Additional socket distance Up to 30m

Measurement sensor range: -10

℃

~50

℃

GSM bands 850/900/1800/1900MHz

SMS commands:

Category Function Command

Defining a user

New user registration #00#

Change of master user’s phone

number: #14#NewMasterNumber#

Adding a new user’s number #06#Family#

Checking other users’ numbers #06#

Deleting another user’s number #15#Family#

Deleting all other user numbers #15#

Pairing the

DY10S socket

Pairing the additional socket #60#name#

Category Function Command

Disconnecting the additional socket #70#name#

Power outlet

changes

Switching DY10GSM socket on #01#0#

Switching DY10S socket on #61#name#

Switching DY10GSM socket off #02#0#

Switching DY10S socket off #62#name#

Delayed control

Delayed activation of DX10GSM after

pre-set time in minutes #12#0#Minutes#1#

Delayed activation of DY10S after pre-

set time in minutes #63#name#Minutes#1#

Delayed activation of DY10GSM after

pre-set time in minutes #12#0#Minutes#0#

Delayed control

Delayed activation of DY10S after pre-

set time in minutes #63#name#Minutes#0#

Deactivate delayed DY10GSM control #11#0#

Deactivate delayed DY10S control #63#name#0#

Operation by

calendar

Activation of DY10GSM operation by

calendar #19#0#1#

Activation of DY10S operation by

calendar #64#name#1#

Setting calendar parameters for

DY10GSM #20#0#WorkDay#StartTime#EndTime#

Setting calendar parameters for DY10S #65#name#WorkDay#StartTime#EndTime#

Deactivating calendar control for

DY10GSM #19#0#0#

Deactivating calendar control for

DY10S #64#name#0#

Control by

ambient

temperature

Activation of control by ambient

temperature for DY10GSM #23#0#1#

Activation of control by ambient

temperature for DY10S #66#name#1#

Setting temperature parameters for

DY10GSM #24#0#mode#MinTemp#MaxTemp#

Setting temperature parameters for

DY10S #67#name#mode#MinTemp#MaxTemp#

Deactivation of control by ambient

temperature for DY10GSM #23#0#0#

Deactivation of control by ambient

temperature for DY10S #66#name#0#

Temperature

monitoring

Activation of temperature monitoring

for DY10GSM #21#0#1#

Activation of temperature monitoring

for DY10S #68#name#1#

Setting temperature range for

DY10GSM #22#0#MinTemp#MaxTemp#

Setting temperature range for DY10S #69#name#MinTemp#MaxTemp#

Deactivation of temperature

monitoring for DY10GSM #21#0#0#

Deactivation of temperature

monitoring for DY10S #68#name#0#

SMS notification on change of the

power outlet status #03#1#

Deactivation of SMS notification on

change of the power outlet status #03#0#

SMS notification in case of a change of

power status #05#1#

Deactivation of SMS notification in case

of a change of power status #05#0#

SMS

notification

SMS notification to other users #16#1#

Deactivation of SMS notification to

other users #16#0#

Status check Checking the DY10GSM status #07#

Checking the DY10S status #70#

Category Function Command

Checking the pre-set values of delayed

control for DY10GSM #34#

Checking the pre-set values of delayed

control for DY10S #63#name#

Checking the pre-set values of calendar

control for DY10GSM #33#

Checking the pre-set values of calendar

control for DY10S #64#name#

Checking the pre-set values of ambient

temperature control for DY10GSM #32#

Checking the pre-set values of ambient

temperature control for DY10S #66#name#

Checking the pre-set values for

temperature alarm DY10GSM #35#0#

Checking the pre-set values for

temperature alarm DY10S #68#name#

Checking GSM signal quality #27#

Turn on weak signal alert #27#1#

Turn off weak signal alert #27#0#

Password

change Password change #04#OldPassword#NewPassword#

Socket re-set Re-set DY10GSM to default settings #08#Password#

The product is CE (Declaration of Conformity) certified, in accordance with current regulations. On request, at the producer: [email protected], or

for download at shop.solight.cz. Producer: Solight Holding, s.r.o., Na Brně 1972, Hradec Králové 500 06, Czech Republic

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