MOBILUS MOTOR mob.iq [RHM] Manuale utente

MOBILUS MOTOR Spółka z o.o.
ul. Miętowa 37, 61-680 Poznań, PL
tel. +48 61 825 81 11, fax +48 61 825 80 52
VAT NO. PL9721078008
www.mob-iq.eu
User manual of mob.iq [ RHM] controllers.
Wersja 1.4ENG, 180327

1. GENERAL INFORMATION
The mob.iq [RHM] remote control is a multi-channel controller designed for remote control
of accessories compatible with the Z-Wave standard (e.g. tubular motors, chain motors,
gate drives, ON / OFF switches, etc.). The controller allows you to control up to 12 groups
of devices with the same or similar functionality - 12 devices max. in a group. The mob.iq
[RHM] remote control is able to operate up to 144 devices.
The remote can work as:
• PRIMARY master controller, can add and remove devices from the Z-Wave network
• SECONDARY second controller, cannot add or remove devices from the Z-Wave network,
works only to control devices. There can be many secondary remotes in the network.
There can only be one PRIMARY controller in one Z-Wave network. Each subsequent control-
ler is added to the network automatically as SECONDARY.
Remote control mob.iq [RHM] - is a remote control with a mechanical keyboard.
2. DESCRIPTION OF THE REMOTE CONTROL
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1
3
P2P1
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1Display - channels / status.
2 Ring of 4 information LED’s.
3 Flap housing.
4 Battery compartment 2 x AAA.
P2 Programming button.
Control button / navigation area LEFT.
Control button / navigation area RIGHT.
Control button / navigation area UP.
Control button / navigation area DOWN.
Control button / navigation area STOP.
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3. CONTENTS OF THE PACKAGE
The packaging contains the following items:
• remote mob.iq [ RHM ]
• 2 AAA batteries in the remote control protected against discharging with a seal,
• user manual,
• wall holder with magnet and fixing pins (2 pcs.).
4. TECHNICAL PARAMETERS
• Radio protocol: Z-Wave
• Frequency:EU 868,42[MHz]
• The supply voltage 3,0 V DC .
• Power source: batteries 2 x AAA LR03.
• Working temperature [ oC ]: 0-40oC.
• Display: LED segment.
• Range in building: 20 [m]. The range of the radio signal depends on the type of con-
struction, used materials and placement of units. The transmition of the radio signal in
different conditions is as follows: brick wall 60-90%, reinforced concrete 2,060%, wooden
structures with sheets of plasterboard 80-95%, glass 80-90%, metal walls 0-10%.
• Dimensions of the remote control (without the handle): 49 x 16 x 125 mm.
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5. ASSEMBLY OF A HOLDING FIXTURE
Wall mount components:
• transparent handle - A,
• assembling screws cap - B,
• anchors with screws - C.
1. Determine the position where the handle
will be located (easy access, no running
power cables, pipes, reinforcement of
walls, etc.).
2. Determine the points on the wall so that
the handle after assembly will adhere to
the wall and will be mounted perpendi-
cular to the ground.
B
A
C
3. Drill the holes and place the assembly anchors (distance between the holes 36 mm,
diameter 3.5 mm).
4. Attach the handle and tighten it to the wall.
5. Insert the adapter plate.
6. POWER SUPPLY
The device is powered by two batteries AAA
LR03. In the case of low battery level the display
shows information Lo. To change the battery
slide the bottom flap down tight.
+ -
7. THE INITIAL COMMISSIONING
The device is factory protected against battery
wearing. To the deprotecion:
1. Open the battery cover.
2. Remove the seal Z, which protects the
batteries from discharging (marked
in white).
Z
8. CONTROL
CONTROL MODES
A SHORT press of the control button (below 0.5s) causes the action to end position.
A LONG press of the control button (longer than 0.5s) causes the action until the button
is released.
Pressing the STOP button stops the action.
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CONTINUED 8. CONTROL
Controlling devices in the mob.iq [RHM] remote control consists in controlling a selected
group of devices. If we want to control devices independently, they should be assigned to
separate groups.
Select the group you want to control with the / buttons (active groups only).
Use the / buttons to control the device or devices.
Press the to stop te action.
9. MENU
In order for the mob.iq [RHM] remote control to control the executive device, it must be
properly configured in the Z-Wave network. The appropriate procedures called on the
controller are used for this. In order to start the corresponding function, hold down the
buttons for 3 seconds:
and [FUNCTION SET - MENU I]
or buttons:
and [FUNCTION SET - MENU IO]
FUNCTION SET - MENU I ( and )
QUICK START - Adds devices to both the network and the group.
ASSOCIATE / ADDING A DEVICE TO A GROUP.
INCLUDE / ADDING A DEVICE TO THE NETWORK.
COPY GROUP - Copies groups to other remotes in the same network.
ASSIGN A ROUTE - The control signal is sent between paired devices.
LISTENING MODE - It allows remote configuration of the remote
control from another remote control.
Returns to the previous screen.
FUNCTION SET - MENU II ( and )
LEARN MODE - Allows you to add a mob.iq [RHM] remote control to
the network as a secondary remote.
DELETE NODE /REMOVING THE DEVICE FROM THE GROUP.
DELETE GROUP - Deletes the entire selected group.
EXCLUDE / REMOVING A DEVICE TO THE NETWORK.
DEFAULT - Resets the remote control settings and removes device
and network information from it.
Returns to the previous screen.
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10. QUICK START
The function allows you to add a device to the Z-Wave network, with simultaneous
assignment to the selected group.
1. Press and hold the and buttons for 3 seconds. The remote will enter the
configuration mode, four green LEDs will light up. Use the / buttons to select the
command - QUICK START
and confirm with the button- Fig.10.1.
Fig.10.1 3 sek.
b
Fig.10.2 Fig.10.3
2. Use the / buttons to select the appropriate group: 1 .. 12, to which you want to assign the
device - Fig.10.2.
3. Confirm the selected group with the button- Fig.10.3.
4. Starting the procedure is signaled on the display by a countdown of 12 seconds.
During this time, press the programming button P on the device. The correct end of the proce-
dure will be signaled on the remote control by blinking of four green LEDs. The error is
signaled by three flashes of four red LEDs and the error number:
to . - Fig.10.4.
Fig.10.4
12 s
If you want to program the next device, perform the above sequence again.
11. ADD DEVICE TO THE NETWORK - INCLUDE FUNCTION
You can add the device to the Z-Wave network at any time without adding it to the group
of devices in the remote control. The INCLUDE function is used for this purpose. Adding the
device to the Z-Wave network means that it is assigned an individual NodeID number in
the Z-Wave network. After adding the device to the network, you must add the device to
the group. This function is only available for the PRIMARY remote control. The INCLUDE
function also allows you to add additional SECONDARY sub remote controls
1. Press and hold the and buttons for 3 seconds. The remote will enter the
configuration mode, four green LEDs will light up. Use the / buttons to select the
command - INCLUDE and confirm with the button - Fig.11.1.

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CONTINUED. 11. ADD DEVICE TO THE NETWORK - INCLUDE FUNCTION
Fig.11.1 3 sek.
2. Starting the procedure is signaled on the display by a countdown of 12 seconds. During
this time, press the programming button P on the device. The correct end of the procedu-
re will be signaled on the remote control by the lighting of the channel number and the
blinking of four green LEDs. The error is signaled by three flashes of four red LEDs and
the error number: to . - Fig.9.5.
Fig.10.4
12 s
If you are adding another remote control instead of a device, start the REMOTE AS REMOTE
AS SECONDARY function on it.
12. ASSIGNING THE DEVICE TO THE GROUP - ASSOCIATE FUNCTION
This function allows you to add a device to up to 12 groups. You can add up to 12 devices
to each group. Only devices that have already been added to the network can be added to
the group. The group will become active when it is added to it device.
1. Press and hold the and buttons for 3 seconds. The remote will enter the
configuration mode, four green LEDs will light up. Use the / buttons to select the
command - ASSOCIATE and confirm with the button - Fig.12.1.
Fig.12.1 3 sek. Fig.12.2 Fig.12.3
2. Ude the / buttons to select the appropriate group: 1 .. 12 - Fig.12.2.
3. Confirm your selection by pressing the button - Fig.12.3.

CONTINUED12. ASSIGNING THE DEVICE TO THE GROUP - ASSOCIATE FUNCTION
4. Starting the procedure is signaled on the display by a countdown of 12 seconds. During
this time, press the programming button P on the device. The correct end of the procedure
will be signaled on the remote control by blinking of four green LEDs. The error is signaled
by three flashes of four red LEDs and the error number:
to . - Fig.12.4.
Fig.12.4
12 s
13. REMOVING THE DEVICE FROM THE GROUP - THE DELETE FUNCTION
This function allows you to remove a device from the group without removing it from the
Z-Wave network. The device can be added back to the group of any remote control in the
same network.
1. Use the / buttons to select the appropriate group: 1 .. 12 from which you want to
remove the device - Fig.13.1.
2. Press and hold the and button for 3 seconds. The remote will enter the configuration
mode, four red LEDs will light up. Use the / buttons to select the command
- DELETE and confirm with the button - Fig.13.2.
Fig.13.1 Fig.13.2 3 sek.
b
3. Starting the procedure is signaled on the display by a countdown of 12 seconds. During
this time, press the programming button P on the device. The correct end of the procedure
will be signaled on the remote control by blinking of four green LEDs. The error is signaled
by three flashes of four red LEDs and the error number:
to . - Fig.13.3.
Fig.13.3
12 s
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14. DELETE THE ENTIRE GROUP - DELETE GROUP FUNCTION
Funkcja pozwala usunąć całą grupę urządzeń. Sterowanie urządzeniami jest możliwe dopiero
po ich ponownym dodaniu do grupy.
1. Press and hold the and button for 3 seconds. The remote will enter the configuration
mode, four red LEDs will light up. Use the / buttons to select the command -
DELETE GROUP and confirm with the button - Fig.14.1.
Fig.14.1 3 sek.
b
Fig.14.2 Fig.14.3
2. Use the / buttons to select the appropriate group: 1 .. 12 , you want to delete -
Fig.14.2, and confirm with the button - Fig.14.3.
3. Starting the procedure on the display is signaled by two horizontal lines moving cyclically.
The correct end of the procedure will be signaled on the remote control by blinking of four
green LEDs - Fig.14.4.
Fig.14.4
15. COPYING THE GROUP - COPY GROUP FUNCTION
This function allows you to copy the entire group to another remote control located in the same
network.
1. Use the / buttons to select the appropriate group: 1 .. 12 , which you want to copy
- Fig.15.1.
2. Press and hold the and buttons for 3 seconds. The remote will enter the
configuration mode, four green LEDs will light up. Use the / buttons to select the
command - COPY GROUP and confirm with the button - Fig.15.2
Fig.15.1 Fig.15.2 3 sek.
3. Use the / buttons to select the appropriate group: 1 .. 12 - Fig.15.3and confirm with
the button - Fig.15.4.
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CONTINUED 15. COPYING THE GROUP - COPY GROUP FUNCTION
rys.15.3 rys.15.4
4. Starting the procedure is signaled on the display by a countdown of 12 seconds. - fig. 15.5.
During this time, activate the LISTENING MODE on the target remote control. The correct end of
the procedure will be signaled on the remote control by blinking of four green LEDs. The error is
signaled by three flashes of four red LEDs and the error number:
to - Fig.15.6.
Fig.15.5
12 s
Fig.15.6
16. REMOVING THE DEVICE FROM THE NETWORK - EXCLUDE FUNCTION
Devices can be removed from the network by MASTER remotes.
1. Press and hold the and button for 3 seconds. The remote will enter the configuration
mode, four red LEDs will light up. Use the / buttons to select the command
- EXCLUDE and confirm with the button - Fig.16.1.
Fig.16.1 3 sek.
b
2. Starting the procedure is signaled on the display by a countdown of 12 seconds. During this
time, press the programming button P on the device. Correct completion of the procedure will be
indicated by four green LEDs flashing. The error is signaled by three flashes of four red LEDs and
the error number:
to - Fig.16.2.
Fig.16.2
12 s
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