smart module universal Assembly instructions
4 12.2017
Safety notes
Electrically operated unit. Risk of fatal injury from electric shock or fire.
To prevent personal injury or damage to property, always comply with the following instructions:
• If the mains connection cable for the unit is damaged, it must be replaced by SIEGENIA, its customer
service or an equally qualified person to eliminate hazards.
• Only a qualified electrician may perform any work on the 230V AC mains power supply that is
required in order to connect the unit.
• All-pole safety isolation is required if the customer is routing the mains cable.
• Relevant country-specific regulations with regard to installation, functional testing, repair and
maintenance of electrical products must be strictly followed for all work carried out on the voltage
supply system or house wiring system.
• Should a solid object or any liquid get inside the unit, stop operation immediately and disconnect the
unit from the mains power supply.
• Hazard due to third party attacks on SIEGENIA WLAN devices! Please observe the following notes
to protect your system against attacks by third parties:
- Every SIEGENIA WLAN device is protected by two passwords (user and administrator). It is
essential that you change these passwords after the initial setup. Do not leave in the default
setting.
- If the SIEGENIA WLAN devices are integrated in your home WLAN, this must be encrypted for
operation.
- Please choose secure passwords consisting of lower case and capital letters, numbers and special
symbols.
Installation
• The installation site of the smart module universal should not be accessible to third parties.
• The smart module universal should be installed to be as free from interference as possible.
The following interferences can have a negative influence on the WLAN signal:
- Water lines
- Stone and concrete walls
- Metal objects
- Air conditioning units
- Wireless devices (e. g. radio telephones, baby monitors, Bluetooth loudspeakers, etc.)
- WLAN networks on the same wireless channels (e. g. the neighbour's WLAN router)
• If energy-carrying cables are routed in parallel to data cables (ISDN, DSL, etc.), this could lead
to interference e.g. in the speed of the data transmission.