Lightwaverf JSJSLW500 User Manual
lightwaveRF
Lightwave Link
Model No. JSJSLW500
Instruction Manual
Connect Series
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Get Started
How do I get started?
Power the Lightwave Link and connect it to your
home WiFi router. The instructions and QR video
link in this booklet will explain how. The
Lightwave Link will the set itself up automatically. Download the free ‘LightwaveRF’ app and
follow the in-app instructions.
What do I need?
A standard home WiFi router with a broadband
connection, a WiFi enabled device such as a
smartphone, and some LightwaveRF devices to
control are all that is required.
Help Video
Please scan the code to watch a video that will
help guide you through the installation process.
For additional guidance please visit
www.lightwaverf.com
Lightwave Link Installation Guide
Overview
Menu Buttons
Information display
Indicator LED
If at any stage you encounter a problem that you cannot resolve, please
visit www.lightwaverf.com for additional assistance.
Lightwave Link Installation Guide
The Lightwave Link requires a
wireless router with a permanent
internet connection in order to
operate.
1. Take the Ethernet connector cable
(supplied) and connect it to any
spare available LAN port on your
wireless router. Connect the other
end of the cable to the Lightwave
Link’s single port.
2. Plug in the power supply, and
push the jack plug into the AC
connection on the back of the
Lightwave Link. Turn on the power
supply. The blue LED on the
Lightwave Link will illuminate to
indicate that the Link has power and
is ready to be setup from the
LightwaveRF smartphone app.
LAN port
Lightwave Link Installation Guide
Understanding the Display
The main information display
on the Lightwave Link
normally shows the date, time
and energy reading (if energy
monitor connected). The letter
‘S’ signifies that the Lightwave
Link has a connection with the
LightwaveRF server.
Menu Options
Pressing the top left or right green buttons will scroll through the menu. The
following options are available:
Energy Monitor
‘Install/Link’ - Allows an energy monitor to be linked with the Lightwave
Link by pressing this button and then pressing the manual button on the
Energy Monitor (see Energy Monitor Instructions for more information).
Set Time zone
‘-1hr’ - Sets the Lightwave Link time to 1hr earlier.
‘+1hr’ - Sets the Lightwave Link time to 1hr later.
Lightwave Link Installation Guide
Set Summertime
‘O’ - Disables BST/GMT automatically changing
‘Auto’ - Enables BST/GMT automatically changing
System
‘Info’ - This displays the Lightwave Link firmware and also the number or
Timers (T), Events (E) and number of currently running Events (R).
‘MAC/IP’ - This displays the MAC address of the Link (also found on the
back of the unit) as well as the IP address on your local network.
Reset
‘Dereg’ - de-registers all WiFi devices currently paired to the Link.
‘Reset’ - Removes all paired devices, energy monitors and events/timers.
Brightness
‘Dim’ - This dims the screen and disables the blue front LED.
‘Bright’ - Enables the blue LED and raises the brightness of the screen.
Cloud Server
‘O’ - This prevents the Link from accessing the servers aside from obtaining
the time. Remote commands will not operate. It is similar to a 'privacy' option.
‘On’ - This allows for remote commands to go through the server and
remote access is allowed.
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