Siemens HZ319000 User Manual

serve@Home System Interface

Safety information

The system interface complies with the safety specifications for electrical appliances. Repairs may only be carried out by customer service engineers trained by the manufacturer. Inexpert repairs can cause serious hazards.

Never open the device casing under any circumstances. The manufacturer will not accept any liability for damage resulting from improper handling.

Do not use the device if you have discovered transit damage or if the device is damaged.

Keep the instructions in a safe place. If you pass on the device, also give the new owner the instructions.

Thunderstorms are a danger to all electrical devices. A lightning strike to the mains can damage the system interface. During thunderstorms you must disconnect the home appliance and the system interface from the mains.

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Safety information

Protect the system interface from moisture and water. Should the system interface become wet, it may not be inserted in the home appliance under any circumstances. Dab the system interface dry and then let it dry out for at least 24 hours. Only use it once it is completely dry.

Do not use or store the system interface in a dusty or dirty environment.

Do not use the system interface in damp rooms such as basements or garages.

Do not store the system interface in hot places. High temperatures can shorten the service life of electronic devices.

Do not store the system interface in cold places. If it then warms up to its normal operating temperature, condensation may form inside it, damaging its electronics.

Do not drop the system interface and do not subject it to impacts or shocks. Careless handling can damage the circuit boards inside the device.

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The system interface

The system interface (HZ 319000) is the communications module for your serve@Home appliance. For every serve@Home appliance you require one system interface.

The system interface enables the control and transmission of status and warning messages from the serve@Home appliance via the domestic mains network (power line).

Operating the system interface requires you to have a serve@Home appliance and the serve@Home system components (infoModule, and/or a gateway + power line interface) and that you have successfully registered the system interface on one of the serve@Home system components. (Please refer to the corresponding chapter in the operating manual of the serve@Home system components).

The system interface shows its operating status with an LED.

Data is transmitted from the system interface to the serve@Home system components via the normal mains electricity network. No additional wiring is necessary.

You can find detailed information on the serve@Home range of domestic appliances at www.serve-home.de or www.serve-home.com.

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Overview of the system interface

The system interface shows its operating status with an LED.

Various flashing codes are displayed.

If the button is pressed the system interface is reset to the default factory settings and the home appliance is immediately removed from the power line network.

Button

LED

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Getting started

Initial setup

The system interface has not yet been operated with a serve@Home appliance and needs to be registered with a serve@Home system component.

! Always install built-in appliances after they have been registered.

1Start up the serve@Home system components (infoModule, gateway + power line interface, CBB-SI) in accordance with the corresponding serve@Home operating manual until you are requested to insert the system interface.

2Disconnect the serve@Home appliance in which you wish to plug the system interface from the electricity mains.

3Please conduct the remaining installation steps as described in the corresponding serve@Home operating manual.

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Renewed installation

The system interface has already been operated with a serve@Home appliance and needs to be registered with new a serve@Home system component.

Example: Other/new gateway, CBB-SI or infoModule or the reset command has been executed with the serve@Home components.

! Always install built-in appliances after they have been registered.

1Start up the serve@Home system components (infoModule, gateway + power line interface, CBB-SI) in accordance with the corresponding serve@Home operating manual until you are requested to insert the system interface.

2Disconnect the serve@Home appliance in which you wish to plug the system interface from the electricity mains.

3Please conduct the remaining installation steps as described in the corresponding serve@Home operating manual.

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