Manual
Manual
Automation@Home
www.automation-at-home.com NO.X10-3011US
Preparation
•Press and hold the “Setting Button” for 5 seconds until
both the “Red” and “Green” indicators flicker together
indicating that the #3011 is in the programming mode.
Programming the X10 Address
•Transmit an X10 address e.g. ‘C1 On’ to #3011E and
when “Red indicator” turns on, the X10 address has been
programmed into this unit.
Programming IR commands
•Learn the first IR commands e.g. ‘Volume +’, by pointing
and pressing the original IR remote in front of the
#3011E. When “Green indicator” turns on, the first IR
commands have been programmed and you can now
learn the second IR command e.g. ‘Volume –‘ in the
same way. This two IR commands will be associated with
the X10 address set. For example, ‘C1 On’ will trigger
‘Volume +’ and ‘C1 Off’ will trigger ‘Volume –“.
•Learn 32 infra-red remote controller commands e.g. Power
On/Off signal, Vol+/Vol-, etc. which can be activated via an
X10 transmitter.
•Blast out pre-programmed infra-red commands when
activated.
•Can be used to control most air-conditioners or other
infra-red appliances.
•Up to 16 unique X10 addresses can be assigned to this
controller; allowing different air-conditioner, fan-coil units,
or curtain motors, etc., to be controlled individually.
•Easy set-up and operate.
X10 Infra-Red Controller (32 IR Commands)
Features
RatingVoltage 110V±10%,60Hz
OperatingPower ≤1W
RFRange ≤7m
Vertical Elevation ±22.5º
Technical Specifications
Set-Up
Applications
•Turn on your air-conditioner using X10 commands via your
mobile phone while on your way home (Requires the
#5000 or #5010 Telephone Responder.)
•Save energy by regulating the air-con in your house using
any X10 compatible programmable controller.
•Can also be use to turn On/Off any other infra-red
appliances e.g. curtain motors, overhead projectors, etc.
Setting/Operating
Button LED Emitter
Green Indicator
IR Learning Port
Red Indicator
Next Entry
•Both the “Red” and “Green” indicator flicker together
again, you can start to program the next pair of X10
address and IR commands in the similar fashion.
•For example, transmit the next X10 address, C2 (to
control Channel+ and Channel-).
•When the “Red Indicator” turns on, you have
programmed the 2nd X10 address, and you can now
learn the Channel+ IR command.
•When the “Green Indicator” turns on, you can learn the
Channel- IR command, etc.
•C2ON will now transmit the Channel+ IR command and
C2OFF will transmit Channel-.
* The controller will exit the programming mode after
30 seconds automatically or by pressing the “Setting
Button” once.
* You do not need to program all 16 X10 addresses at a
time, and you can replace the programmed X10
addresses simply by overriding it.
Deleting individual IR command
•Press and hold the “Setting Button” for 5 seconds until
both the “Red” and “Green” indicators flicker together
indicating that the #3011 is in the programming mode.
•Transmit an X10 address e.g. ‘C1 On’ to #3011E. If this
X10 address has been previously programmed into the
#3011E, the Red and Green Indicators will lit up
alternatively twice and thereafter, the Red Indicator will
remain ON.
•Press the “Setting Button” to delete the 1st programmed
IR command.
•When the “Green indicator” turns on, press the “Setting
Button” on again to delete the 2nd IR command.
Erasing All Memory
•Press and hold “Setting Button” for 14 seconds to erase
all pre-programmed commands.
•Both “Red” and “Green” indicator flicker together once at
the 5th second. Continue holding the “Setting Button”
until both the indicators flicker a
ain at the 14th second.
