Oz Smart Zigbee Relay In-wall Modules, Online Manual and Help Guide.

Safety & Warnings

• DO NOT install with the mains power switched on
• DO NOT expose the device to moisture
• Must be installed by a licensed electrician in your state or territory

Operation

1. Connect according to the wiring diagram

2. This ZigBee device is a wireless receiver that communicates with a variety of ZigBee compatible systems This device receives commends and is controlled by wireless radio signals from a compatible ZigBee system

3. Zigbee Network Pairing through a ZigBee Hub

STEP 1: Remove the device from previous ZigBee network if it has already been added, otherwise pairing will fail. Please refer to the part "Factory Reset Manually"

STEP 2: From your ZigBee Controller or hub interface, choose to add lighting device and enter Pairing mode as instructed by the controller

 

4. TouchLink to a Zigbee Remote

Note: 1) Directly TouchLink (both not added to a ZigBee network), each device can link with 1 remote

2) TouchLink after both added to a ZigBee network, each device can link with up to 30 remotes.

3) For Hue Bridge & Amazon Echo Plus, add remote and device to network first then TouchLink.

4) After TouchLink, the device can be controlled by the linked remotes.

5. Remove the device from a Zigbee Network through the Hub Interface

6. Factory Reset Manually

Note: 1) If the device is already at factory default setting, there is no indication if factory reset is performed again .

2) All configuration parameters will be reset after the device is reset or removed from the network.

 7. Factory Reset through a Zigbee Remote (Touch Reset)

Note: Make sure the device has already been added to a network, the remote has to be added to the same network.

8. Find and Bind Mode

Note: Make sure the device and remote have already been added to the same Zigbee network.

9. Learning the Relay Switch to a Zigbee Green Power Remote

10. Removing Devices from a Zigbee Green Power Remote

11. Setup a Zigbee Network & Add Other Devices to the Network (No Hub Required)

STEP 2: Set another device or remote or touch panel into network pairing mode and pair to the network, refer to their manuals.

STEP 3: Pair more devices and remotes to the network, refer to their manuals.

STEP 4: Bind the added devices and remotes through Touchlink so that the devices can be controlled by the remotes, refer to their manuals.

Note: 1) Each added device can link and be controlled by up to 30 added remotes.

2) Each added remote can link and control up to 30 added devices.

Wiring Diagram

Compatible load types and recommended values of power for supported loads:

Notes for the diagrams:

L - terminal for live lead
N - terminal for neutral lead
Out - output terminal of the dimmer (controlling connected light source)
S1 - terminal for switch
COM - terminal for grounding to the switch connected to the dimmer

Supported external switch types :

1) Momentary Switch Only

(1) 2-Wire Connection With No Neutral Wire

NOTE: Switch connected to the S1 terminal activates the basic functionality of the switch (turning the light on/off).

The Bypass is a device designed to work with the relay switch. It should be used in case of connecting LED bulbs or energy saving compact fluorescent lamps. The Bypass prevents flickering of the LED lights and the glowing of the turned off compact fluorescent lamps. In the case of 2-wire connection, the Bypass allows to reduce minimum power of load required by the switch for correct operation. The Bypass provides powering of the switch in case of controlling the low loads of minimum power down to 3W (for cosφ>0.5).

(2) 3-Wire Connection With Neutral Wire

NOTE: Switch connected to the S1 terminal activates the basic functionality of the switch (turning the light on/off).

 (3) Multiple Momentary or Push Switches Connection