DRGW User’s Manual
1. Main Features
The DR Gateway enables you to monitor and control power consumption of installed appliances through WiFi and ZigBee Modem.
The DR Gateway enables you to detect the maximum power consumption of home and control power consumption.
The DR Gateway collects and saves real-time electricity rates and electricity consumption data using Internet connection with external network.
The DR Gateway collects and saves power consumption of home and each appliance.
The DR Gateway enables internet connectivity and sharing of standard wired and wireless network devices which connected to gateway.
When connected to Broadband internet, the DR Gateway offers remote access from any internet enabled computer. This allows users to monitor and control their home appliances.
2. Product Specifications
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Fast Ethernet |
10Base-T / 100Base-Tx / 1000Base-T |
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WAN 1 port / LAN 4 port |
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WiFi |
IEEE 802.11b/g/n support |
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ZigBee |
2 Channel built-in |
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802.15.4 support |
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Serial |
RS-232C console port (For Services Use Only) |
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Power Source |
Power Adapter : DC 5V / 2A |
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Power Source : 110-220VAC 50Hz/60Hz |
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Temperature and Humidity |
Operation Temperature : 0 ~ 50 |
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Humidity : 10% ~ 90% |
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Size (L x W x H) |
230 x 120 x 45 mm |
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Indicates ON and OFF state of the DR Gateway |
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Indicates the Internet connection and |
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Communication state |
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Indicates LAN connection and |
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ZigBee Modem B communication state |
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communication state |
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ZigBee Modem A communication state |
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LED |
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RUN |
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Blue |
Normal Operation |
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Normal linked state (1G bps network) |
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Data transmission (1G bps network) |
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WAN |
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BLINK |
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Normal linked state (100M/10M bps network) |
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Data transmission (100M/10M bps network) |
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Not connected state |
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Data transmission (1G bps network) |
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LAN 1 2 3 4 |
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Data transmission (100M/10M bps network) |
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PLC |
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Data transmission of ZigBee Modem A |
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Data transmission of ZigBee Modem B |
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Initial power on state of ZigBee Modem B |
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Jack for connecting |
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the power source cable |
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RJ-45 jack for connecting |
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UTP cable for WAN connectivity |
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RJ-45 jacks for connecting |
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UTP cables for LAN connectivity |
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Accessories
-AC Adapter 1 EA
-LAN Cable 1 EA
-User’s Manual
-Please make sure that you read and follow all safety instructions described in this manual.
Instructions for connecting the power source
Only use the AC adapter provided with the product.
Do not touch the power source plug with wet hands.
When using multi-outlet extension cord, do not exceed the rating specifications (voltage/current) of the extension cord.
If exceeding the rating of the extension cord, it may result in a risk of fire.
Do not bend the power cord and ensure it is not placed under a heavy object.
If the power source is left plugged in when the cord is damaged, it may result in a risk of electric shock and fire.
If water or other substances get inside the power source or the system, unplug the power source and contact your dealer.
It may result in a risk of fire.
If the power source plug/outlet are covered with dust, clean them.
It may result in a risk of fire.
Plug the power source to an outlet with a grounding terminal.
Not using an outlet with a grounding terminal may result in a risk of electric shock.
Instructions when Installing
Cut off the power sources of all the peripheral devices connected to the product.
Unplug the power cord to turn the power off.
Do not attempt to repair any part of the power supply on your own. Contact your dealer if you believe that it requires repair or maintenance.
The system power cord must be plugged into a properly grounded outlet to prevent electric shock. Ensure that it is plugged into a grounded outlet.
Do not install the product in locations with high humidity. It may result in a risk of electric shock. Use the product within the operational humidity range specified in the manual.
Keep plastic packaging away from children.
If they wear the plastic package on their heads, they can suffocate.
Do not block any of the product's ports or vents. Do not put any object inside the product.
If ports or vents are blocked with any material, internal parts of the product can be damaged and result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
When installing the product, check the following before selecting the location.
Air is clean.
Proper ventilation is provided.
Not in direct sunlight, or near heat sources.
There is no vibration or physical shock.
Well away from electric devices causing strong electromagnetic radiation.
Outlet is properly grounded.
Enough space to reach power cords.
In areas where severe thunderstorm might occur, connect the system to a circuit breaker and separate the communication lines from the modem.
Connect power source directly to the outlet.
Otherwise it may result in a risk of fire.
If there is any noise from the power source plug or the outlet, unplug the power source and contact your dealer.
If the power source is left plugged in, it may result in a risk of electric shock and fire.
Instructions when using DR Gateway
When cleaning the product, make sure that you unplug all the power source cables before cleaning.
It may result in a risk of electric shock.
Do not place cup or any container filled with chemical or water on or near the product.
If chemical or other substances leak inside of the product, it can cause parts to be damaged and result in a risk of electric shock and fire.
Do not expose the product to direct sunlight.
In particular, if the product is exposed to direct sunlight in an airtight space such as in a car, the inside temperature of the product increases and it can cause its shape to be deformed or it may result in a risk of fire.
If the product is dropped or broken due to any other reasons, disconnect the power and have it checked by your dealer.