Smart Friends Box Installation Instructions Manual

Installation instructions

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Installation instructions

Security and information

Intended use

Improper use

EU declaration of conformity

Technical data

System requirements/connections

Connections on the Smart Friends Box

Scope of delivery

1: Start-up

2: Initial setup

3: Setting up rooms

4: Pairing devices

5: Setting up scenes

6: Setting up the home status

7: Menu

Icons in Menu

Icons in Settings

Icons in System

8: Buying the Remote Home function

9: Alexa Integration

10: Connecting the ABUS Smartvest Alarm Panel

to the Smart Friends Box

A1: ABUS products in the “Rooms” view

A2: ABUS products in the “Scenes” view

A3: ABUS products in the “Home status” view

SC1: Pairing Schellenberg products

SC2: Pairing Schellenberg wireless

roller shutter belt drive Premium

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SC3: Pairing Schellenberg wireless tubular motor

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SC4: Pairing Schellenberg wireless reception switch

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SC5: Pairing Schellenberg wireless reception module

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SC6: Pairing Schellenberg wireless roller shutter drives

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SC7: Pairing Schellenberg wireless awning drive Plus

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SC8: Pairing Schellenberg wireless awning drives/

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wireless awning motors

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SC9: Pairing Schellenberg garage door drive

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Smart Drive Premium

SC10: Pairing Schellenberg wireless socket

SC11: Pairing Schellenberg wireless light switch

SC12: Pairing Schellenberg wireless light module

SC13: Pairing Schellenberg wireless alarm handle

SC14: Pairing Schellenberg wireless thermostat

P1: Connection from Paulmann product to

Smart Friends Box

P2: Change the device settings

of Paulmann products

P3: User operation and further installation information

about Paulmann products in the “Rooms” view

P4: Further installation information about

Paulmann products

P5: Paulmann products in the “Scenarios” view

P6: Paulmann products in the “Home status” view

ST1: Connecting STEINEL products

to Smart Friends Box

ST2: STEINEL products in the “Rooms” view

ST3: STEINEL products in the “Scenes” view

ST4: STEINEL products in the “Home status” view

ST5: STEINEL products in the “Removal process” view

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Security and information

Dear Customer,

Please read these instructions in full prior to
installati and commissioning. Pay attention to all
safety information before starting work. Retain

these instructions and alert all users to poten­tial hazards associated with this product. If the owner of the
product changes, always pass these instructions on to the
new owner. Damage caused by misuse or incorrect installation
renders the warranty and any warranty claims null and void.

- It is dangerous to use defective products. It may result in

personal injury and damage to property. Short circuits and
electric shocks are possible. You must stop using the defec­tive product immediately.

- Misuse of the product increases the risk of short circuits and

electric shocks.

- Only connect the product to correctly installed earthed wall

sockets that are in working order and supply the grid volt-

age specied on the type plate.

- Use the product at an easily accessible socket.

- the components are not operated in the vicinity of water
and, in particular, never submerged (do not place objects

containing uids, e.g. vases or drinks on or near the device)

- the components are not exposed to large temperature

uctuations, as otherwise there may be condensation from

humidity which may lead to electrical short circuits.

- Do not open or modify the product. The product must only

be inspected and repaired by the customer service and
installation service of the partner company in question.

- Carry out a visual check of all the components included in

the scope of delivery to ensure they are in perfect condition.

- Only use original accessories. If unsuitable parts are used,

this could cause damage to the product or further hazards.

- The product and the packaging material are not toys.

Keep them away from children. There is a risk of injury and
suffocation.

- The Smart Friends Box may only be used with

the original power supply unit delivered.

- Do not install the product during stormy weather. The prod­uct can be destroyed by overvoltage.

- Disconnect the product from the mains network before
cleaning. Only clean it with a damp cloth.

- For all components only suitable for indoor use, please
ensure that

- no direct heat sources (e.g. radiators) have an effect on the

components

- the components are not exposed to direct sunlight or

strong articial light

- no naked ames (e.g. lit candles) are placed on or next to

the components

- contact with sprayed or dripping water is avoided

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Intended use Improper use

- The product is designed for the connection and control of

smart home products from the following companies: ABUS,
Paulmann, Schellenberg and Steinel. These are labelled as
being ‘Ready for Smart Friends’.

- Only use the product in dry environments (protection class
IP20).

- Only use the product to control third-party devices where
radio-frequency interference in the transmitter or receiver
does not pose a risk to people or property.

- Using wireless systems in the vicinity of devices with mag­netic radiation or metallic surface can prevent them running
smoothly.

- Structural features can affect the wireless system’s range and
function.

- The wireless system must not be operated in areas where
there is a high risk of disruption to third parties (e.g. hos­pitals, doctors’ surgeries, health centres, airports or similar
establishments).

- There is no protection against interference from other wire­less systems that have been set up and operated correctly,
in particular interference from compliant systems operating
in the same frequency range.

The following are classed as improper use and are excluded
from the warranty:

- incorrect installation of the product

- failure to observe the operating and installation instructions

- improper operation, use or loading

- external inuences that lead to damage to the product (e.g.

shocks, bumps)

- repairs and modications by third parties

- use of unsuitable accessories

- modications to the device and accessories

- the device and the underside of the device may become
warm and may damage heat-sensitive surfaces as a result

- damage caused by overvoltage, e.g. lightning strike

- malfunctions caused by overlapping of the radio frequency
and other radio frequency interference.

- Never use the product in conjunction with devices or sys­tems that are subject to increased safety requirements or
present an increased accident risk. Please observe the legal
regulations as these devices and systems require additional
safety equipment.

- The companies ABUS August Bremicker Söhne KG, Paul­mann Licht GmbH, Alfred Schellenberg GmbH and Stei­nel Vertrieb GmbH accept no liability for personal injury,
damage to property or consequential damage arising from
improper use.

- Any other use or usage beyond this scope is considered to
be improper use.

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EU declaration of conformity

ABUS August Bremicker Söhne KG hereby declares that this
type of wireless system, Smart Friends Box, complies with
Directive 2014/53/EU. The full EU Declaration of Conformity
text can be found at: http://www.abus.com

Paulmann Licht GmbH hereby declares that this type of
wireless system, Smart Friends Box, complies with Directive
2014/53/EU. The full EU Declaration of Conformity text can
be found at:

www.paulmann.com/de/de/b2b-haendler-log-in.html

Alfred Schellenberg GmbH hereby declares that this type of
wireless system, Smart Friends Box, complies with Directive
2014/53/EU. The full EU Declaration of Conformity text can
be found at:

http://www.schellenberg.de/leadmin/user_upload/
SFB_EU_Konformitaetserklaerung.pdf

Steinel Vertrieb GmbH hereby declares that this type of
wireless system, Smart Friends Box, complies with Directive
2014/53/EU. The full EU Declaration of Conformity text can
be found at:

http://www.steinel.de

Do not dispose of the product with household
waste. The product is recyclable and can be
taken to a recycling centre or a collection point
for electrical household waste Electrical applianc­es, accessories and packaging should be sent for
environmentally friendly recycling.

Structural features can affect the Smart Friends
Box’s range and function.

Batteries: Do not throw batteries in household waste, on res

or into water.
Batteries should be collected, recycled or
disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner.

Technical data Smart Friends Box

Power supply 5VDC/2A

Power supply unit 230V/50Hz

Protection class IP 20

Ambient temperature 0–50° Celsius

LAN Ethernet 100Mbit; RJ-45

USB USB 2.0

Power consumption ≤ 2.0 watts

Technical data ABUS Paulmann Schellenberg STEINEL

Wireless protocol Smartvest ZigBee Schellenberg Radio System Z-Wave

Radio frequency 868.3 MHz 2.4 GHz 868.4 MHz 868 MHz

Range in building max. 30m approx. 30m max. 20m approx. 40m

Range outdoors max. 100m approx. 50m max. 150m approx. 100m

Energy emitted approx. +7.6 dBm / 5.75 mW 0 dBm / 1 mW approx. -8 dBm / 0.16 mW +4 dBm

Disclaimer: This user manual has been produced

with the greatest of care. Should you discover
any omissions or inaccuracies however, please

inform us in writing at the addresses provided on the back.

ABUS, Paulmann, Schellenberg and Steinel are not liable or
responsible for direct or indirect damage resulting from the
equipment, performance and use of this product. No guaran-

tee is made for the contents of this document.
ABUS, Paulmann, Schellenberg and Steinel do not accept any
liability for technical and typographical errors, and reserve the
right to make changes to the product and user manuals at any
time and without prior warning.

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System requirements/connections

The following system requirements and connections must be
available and enabled in advance in order to use the Smart
Friends system:

Router

- DHCP server with a free LAN connection (RJ-45 socket).

Another free LAN connection must be available to connect
the ABUS Smartvest wireless alarm system.

- Wi-Fi (home network) enabled for local control

- Internet enabled for the Remote Home function*

Connections on the Smart Home Box

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1

Power supply socket for connecting the power
supply unit

2

RJ-45 socket for connection to a suitable router
via LAN cable

Reset button

3

Press and hold for one second: a) Box restarts

b) Reset password: To reset the password, the user
must log in with the following user data:
User: Admin
Password: Admin

2 3 4

Smartphone/tablet

- Apple iOS device, iOS8 or higher

- Android device, Version 4.4 or higher

- Connection with home network (Wi-Fi see “Router”) enabled

- Mobile internet enabled for the Remote Home function*

- Smart Friends app installed

* Note: To be able to control your Smart Friends system

outside your local Wi-Fi network, you need the Remote Home

function. You can nd information about how to buy this on

page 21.

For the Remote Home function, the internet connection to

your router and to your smartphone and tablet must be ena-

bled. When using the internet, you may incur additional costs

from your internet provider/service provider.

within 10 minutes of pressing the reset button. After that, the

user is asked to set a new password. For security reasons, the

function is not available via the “Outdoor Control” function.

The user must be physically in front for the box to press the

reset button, and must be on their home Wi-Fi. After chang-

ing the password, it is only possible to log in again with the

above-mentioned user data after pressing the reset button.

Press and hold for ten seconds: Reset the box to the factory

settings

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USB socket

* Note: Only use the Smart Friends Box with the original

power supply unit. The power supply unit is designed solely

for connection to the Smart Friends Box.

Scope of delivery

Smart Friends Box

14 x 14 cm

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LAN cable

200 cm

Power supply unit

AC / 230V

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A: Start-up

1.1

1.2

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230V

50 Hz

1.3

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1.4

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2: Initial setup

2.1

Download the "Smart Friends" app from the App Store
or the Google Play Store.

https://appsto.re/
de/6lLdab.i

Follow the download
instructions.

https://play.google.
com/store/apps/
details?id=de.
smart_friends.
smarthome&hl=de

2.2

Install the app on your smartphone or tablet.

Install the app according

to the user guide for

your smartphone or tablet.

2.3

Start initial set-up

Demo mode: Brief overview
of the functions of the Smart
Friends app without pairing
with the Smart Friends Box.

Exit the demo mode via
Menu/Logout.

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2.4

Give your smartphone or tablet a name here to be able to

use the “Push notications” function. In the scenes, you can
choose which device you want to receive push notications.

2.5

As soon as the Smart Friends Box has been found, save your

personal password. Make a note of your password here:

If the option “Save pass­word” is enabled, this makes
the login process much
simpler next time you launch
the app.

2.6 2.7

Scenes (p. 14)

Rooms (p. 11)

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Menu (p. 19)

Home status (p. 18)

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Control mode enabled, by pressing Switch
to control mode.

Programming mode enabled, by pressing Switch
to programming mode.

Choose icon for devices, rooms and scenes.

Change settings of devices, rooms and scenes.

Delete devices, rooms and scenes.

Set up the home status of a device.

Add devices, rooms and scenes.

Scroll up button

Stop button

Scroll down button

On button

Off button

Devices: A scene can be performed by triggering
a device.

Timer: A scene can be triggered by a dened
timer setting.

Astro function: A scene can be triggered depending
on the path of the sun.

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3: Setting up rooms

3.1 3.2

Rooms are already created
to make it easier to start

conguring the app. The

settings for the rooms can be
changed at any time.

Scroll down screen

3.53.43.3

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3.6

Name room

1

3.7 3.8

2

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4: Pairing devices

4.1 4.2

Please refer to
the chapters
from the four
manufacturers,
ABUS, Paulmann,
Schellenberg and
STEINEL.

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5: Setting up scenes

5.1

Paired devices in the rooms can be networked above the
level of rooms and controlled at the same time within a scene.

A status is dened for each device (e.g. roller shutter up, light

on), which is then performed after triggering the scene. A
scene can be triggered manually or automatically.

Tip: Before creating scenes, it is recommended that you
draw up a guide specifying the system to be followed when
classifying scenes.

5.2

Standard scene

Standard scenes: enable
the automated or manual
operation of all devices on the

basis of individually specied

conditions.

On/Off scenes: enable the
automated or manual opera­tion of On/Off devices on the

basis of individually specied

conditions.

Roller shutter scenes: enable
the automated or manual
operation of roller shutters
on the basis of individually

specied conditions.

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5.3

Name scenes

5.4

Name scenes

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5.5

Create a manual scene: Begin at step E10
Create an automated scene: Begin at step E5

5.6

Select the desired type of automation.

For a guide to the icons, see page 10.

Example:

Timer

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5.7

Adjust personal settings

5.8

Icons for the specied automation

white: enabled

grey: disabled, scene can

only be triggered manually

Scroll down screenScroll down screen

5.9

Other types of automation can be specied.

And-link:

All the conditions
must be met.

Or-link:
One of the conditions
set must be met.

5.10

Other types of automation can be specied.

Select the devices that are to
be added to the scene.

Select a different scene you
have already created as a
follow-up scene.

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5.11

Select and save the devices in the rooms
that are to be added.

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2

5.12

Specify the device status that should be

achieved after triggering the scene.

5.13

Save the scene created.

5.14

A scene can be triggered manually at any time.

Activated automation is
displayed.

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6: Setting up the home status

The home status provides an
overview of all the devices that
have a pre-dened critical sta­tus. A different critical status
can be set for each individual
device.

6.1

6.2

6.3

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2

6.4

6.5

6.6

6.7

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7: Menu

7.1 7.2 7.3

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7.1

Icons in Menu

Network status: Local connection via Wi-Fi.

Network status: External Connection via the Remote
Home function.

Device status: Logs the last command performed by
each device.

Switching times: Chronological list of the switching
times set (timer and astro function).

Settings: Opens the “Settings” tab in the menu.

Tips & tricks: Useful information about conguring
and using the Smart Friends system.

Log out: Close the app.

7.2

Icons in Settings

User: Account management

Extensions: Overview and purchase of add-on functions
(e.g. purchase of the Remote Home function).

System: Opens the “System” tab in the menu.

GTC

Masthead

7.3

Icons in System

Information: Details of the Smart Friends app and
the Smart Home Alarm Panel.

Licences

Reset system: Delete app data and restore factory
settings.

System backup: Data backup to commercially
available USB stick.

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8: Buying the Remote Home function

With the Remote Home function you can control your devices
even from outside your home Wi-Fi. You can then access
them from anywhere via your mobile internet on your smart­phone or tablet.

8.28.1

After a six-month free trial, you can buy a licence for €9.99/12

months. There is no subscription and no automatic contract

renewal.

8.3

Follow the shop’s menu guidance. Once the purchase has

been completed, the function is automatically enabled.

For security reasons, each
user must connect to the
Smart Friends Box from with­in their home Wi-Fi at least
once before they can use the
Remote Home function.

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9: Alexa Integration

9.1

RemoteHome modul is required for Voice Assistance

Please activate under
Settings > Extensions >
RemoteHome module.
It will be free for 6 months.

9.2

Please activate the Alexa voice assistance under Settings >

Extensions > Voice Assistance module. Please follow the

instructions given in the app.

9.3

The Alexa voice assistant shall be activated now.

9.4

Activate Devices for Voice Assistance. Please complete your

conguration within the Smart Friends app. Finalize all item

and scene settings.

Each device or scene that
shall be available to Alexa
voice assistance shall be sep­arately activated by choosing
a hook under
Voice Assistance in device
or scene settings.

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9.5

If Voice Assistance is successfully activated, you will nd a

grey bar in the device preview.

You can now synchronize

the conguration of the

Smart Friends App with
your Alexa Echo.

9.6

Activate Scenes for Voice Assistance.

Please change to scenes
menu and choose the scene
your likely to activate for
voice assistance. Hook-up
Voice Assistance and save
your settings.

Scenes available for Voice
Assistance will be indicated
by a grey bar.

Please note:

- Avoid scene names with sim­ilar wording or pronunciation
to prevent confusion of voice
commands.

- Note the difference between
scene control (inside Smart
Friends) and group con­trol (inside Alexa). Scenes
usually only support an “On”
command, even so settings
will switch off the included
devices.

- For scenes voice commands
like “dim to 50%” or “set
colour to red” not be sup­ported. Dimming and colours
shall be pre-set in the scene
and then activated with an
“On” command.

9.89.7

Please note: any changes

within the Smart Friends
App (scene settings, device
settings) will be available
for Alexa but only after new
synchronization (e.g. „Alexa,
search for new devices).

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9.9 9.10

Please activate the Smart Friends Skill. Change to Skills
within the Amazon Alexa App. Search for Smart Friends.

Please note: all Echo
devices may be used
for voice control via
Smart Friends Box.

Connect your Echo to the
net-adapter and start instal­lation. Follow the Amazon
Alexa App instructions.

9.11

To active the Smart Friends skill change back to the
Smart Friends App and pick under Settings > Exten­sions > Voice Assistance the given Token-Code.

9.12

Please change back to the Amazon Alexa App and
hit activate under the Smart Friends skill.

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Please click the copy icon.

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9.13

Please insert the copied Token number of
the Voice assistance module.

9.14

You shall now have successfully activated
your Smart Friends skill.

9.15

Synchonized devices and scenes with Amazon Alexa

Change back to amazon
Alexa App and start
synchronization by hitting
under Smart Home >
Devices > Search new
Devices.

9.16

Else you can say: “Alexa, search my new devices”.

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9.17

Searching will take 20-40 seconds. Devices will be
synchronized with their names and room assignments.

In case you will delete your
device information within
the Amazon Alexa App, the
devices will still stay within
the Smart Friends App con-

guration.

9.18

Within Amazon Alexa App it is possible to make
further group settings.

Follow the app instructions
under Smart Home >
Groups and create new
groups to assign the
preferred devices to it.

9.19

Choose New Group

9.20

Hook-up the preferred devices for each group.

Please note: in case not
all items of one group will
support all functionality
(e.g. only dimming, not
colour change), the voice
command just will be ig­nored by these devices and
executed by the others.

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9.21

The group you have set up acts like a single device, e.g. a
whole group can be dimmed alternately to varying degrees or
the colour can be changed across the group.

Note: In comparison to
groups, scenes support one
individually set value per de­vice, that can be adjusted by
calling up the scene. If you
try to alternately dim all the
devices in a scene or change
the colour, Alexa will issue an

error notication (“...function

is not supported”).

9.22

Please nd further instructions under Settings >Tips & Tricks

> Alexa.

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10: Connecting ABUS products to the Smart Friends Box

10.1

Smartvest Alarm Panel: Open the “Rooms” view.

Select the pencil icon to switch to the programming mode.

Then select the plus sign
to add another device.

Important note: Ensure that
the Smartvest and the Smart
Friends Box are in the same
network and that all the
components of the Smartvest
have been learned.

10.2

Select the Smartvest icon. The three elds for the name,
system and description are then lled in automatically.

You can edit the name
“Smartvest” if you wish.

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2

Then select “Start the
learning process”.

10.3

The Smart Friends Box automatically looks for a Smartvest
Alarm Panel in the local network.

If a Smartvest Alarm Panel
is found, this is displayed to
you with the DID (WGAG­XXX-XXX).

The standard device secu­rity code for the Smartvest,
“123456”, is entered auto­matically.

Where applicable, replace
this with the device secu­rity code that you have as­signed to your Smartvest.

Important note: If the device security code is

incorrect, the Smart Friends Box will not be able
to connect to your Smartvest.

Tip: If the Smart Friends Box cannot nd any
Smartvest in the network, rst try restarting the

Smartvest and then repeat the process. If the
Smart Friends Box still cannot nd any Smart­vest, enter the DID of your Smartvest in “Manual
settings”.

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10.4

You now receive a message conrming that the learning

process has been started. You are then shown the number of
Smartvest components that can be imported. These include
opening detectors, motion detectors, smoke detectors, pow­er sockets and cameras. Select “OK” to continue.

Tip: Only the above-mentioned sensors and actuators are
connected to the Smart Friends Box.
Control elements, e.g. remote controls or control panels,
access the Smartvest directly and are not connected to the
Smart Friends Box.
Alarm devices, e.g. sirens, are controlled by the Smartvest
automatically in the event of an alarm and are not connected
to the Smart Friends Box.

10.5

Step by step, you are shown the Smartvest components
that can be imported, together with their name, type and
item number. For each component, select a room where it is
installed. The display in the Smart Friends app is based on the
allocations made here.

Tip: If the desired room has not yet been created, select the
room “Service”. You can change the room allocations at any
time afterwards.

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Smartvest cameras: If you wish to import a camera directly
because it is not connected to a Smartvest, please follow the
instructions in this chapter. The learning process is identical to
the Smartvest Alarm Panel.

10.6

Tip: In principle, cameras that are already connected to the

Smartvest can be imported into the Smart Friends Box in the
same way as all the other components.
The DID and the password for the camera are then synchro­nised and do not need to be re-entered.
For this, following the instructions in Chapter 2.

10.7

Open the “Rooms” view. Select the pencil icon to switch to
the programming mode.

Then select the plus sign
to add another device.

Important note: Ensure that
the camera and the Smart
Friends Box are in the same
network.The camera cannot
be integrated if it is in the
Access Point mode as then
the camera is in its own
network.

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Select a camera icon

The elds System “Smartvest”

and Description “Camera”

are then lled in automatically.

Then select “Start the learning
process”.

. Choose a name for the camera.

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10.8

The Smart Friends Box automatically looks for a compatible
camera in the local network.

If a compatible camera is
found, this is displayed to
you with the DID (CGAG­XXX-XXX). The standard
device security code for
the camera, “123456”, is
entered automatically.

Important note: If the device security code
is incorrect, the Smart Friends Box will not be
able to connect to your camera.

Where applicable, replace
this with the device secu­rity code that you have
assigned to your camera.

10.9

You are now shown messages conrming that a connection

to the camera has been established and the camera has been
successfully added.

Tip: If the Smart Friends Box cannot nd any
camera in the network, rst try restarting

the camera and then repeat the process. If

the Smart Friends Box still cannot nd any

camera , enter the DID of your camera in
“Manual settings”.

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A1: ABUS products in the “Rooms” view

A1.1

Smartvest Alarm Panel: Once all the components have been

allocated to a room, the synchronisation between the ABUS
product and the Smart Friends Box is complete.
From now on, the Smart Friends Box receives information from
the Smartvest and/or camera and displays this in your Smart
Friends app. You can also operate the Smartvest and/or camera
directly via the Smart Friends app.

Alarm: inactive, active
(burglar alarm), panic,
tampering, 24-hour

(re or water alarm)

Operating mode:
Part set, disarm or arm.

Panic: Trigger panic alarm

A1.2

Smartvest Alarm Panel settings: Select the pencil icon

to switch to the programming mode.
Then select the gear icon to switch to the alarm panel’s
settings.

Tip: If you have added or deleted any components in the
Smartvest app, select “Synchronise components”.
The Smartvest then transfers the new component list to the
Smart Friends Box.

Failure: No connection,
incorrect password

Temperature/air humidity:
Latest measurement by the
Smartvest Alarm Panel

Changes can be made to the
icon, name and room

Extended settings:

- Show the Smartvest DID
and option of changing the
password for connecting to
the Smartvest.

- Additional functions: Syn­chronise components

Links: All scenes with this
product

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Installation instructions

A1. 3

Smartvest Opening Detector/Motion Detector

Tip (opening detector): All “Low battery” messages must be

acknowledged in the Smartvest app.

Tip (motion detector): The Smartvest Motion Detector has
an energy-saving mode. Once movement has been detected,
the status remains on “Movement” for 120 seconds, and the
earliest that a new movement can be detected and reported
is after these 120 seconds have expired.

Status: Open/closed

Failure: No, Low battery,

No signal

Status: Movement/
No movement

A1.4

Smartvest Smoke Detector/Socket

Tip (smoke detector): When you test the smoke detector

by pressing the test button, the “Fire” status remains for 30
seconds.

If there is a real re alarm, the “Fire” status remains in place

until the smoke detector stops its alarm. This happens if
there are no more smoke particles present in the measuring
chamber.

Status: Fire/No re

Smoke Detector:

Failure: No, Low battery,
No signal

Switch: On/Off

Socket

Failure: No, No signal

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Installation instructions

A1.5

Smartvest component settings: Select the
pencil icon to switch to the programming mode.

Then select the gear icon to switch to the specif­ic component’s settings.

Changes can be made to the
icon, name and room

A1.6

Camera in the Rooms view

Switch to the Premium view

Camera image: Switch to the
preview of the camera image

Record: Create an individual
image or serial images

Links: All scenes with this
product

Archive: Display whether new
images are available

Last image: Date and time of the
last image taken

Failure: No connection, incorrect
password

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A1.7

Camera in the view: Live mode The camera im-

age refreshes itself automatically after a specied

live image refresh interval.

Refresh: A new camera
image is displayed

Last image: Date and time
of the last image taken

A1.8

Camera in the view: Premium view live mode

The Premium view combines
all the main functions of the
camera.

Important note: Only individual
camera images are displayed and
refreshed; this is not a video func­tion with multiple fps.
The way the camera functions
in combination with the Smart
Friends Box is different from how
it functions in combination with
App2Cam or the Smartvest app.

A1.9

Camera in the view: Premium view image archive

The archive contains all the saved images.

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Capture a serial image

Capture an individual image

Forward: Switch to
next image

Back: Switch to previous
image

Changes to the

“Image archive” view

Installation instructions

A1.10

Camera in the view: Archive

The archive contains all the saved images.

Forward: Switch to
next image

Back: Switch to previous
image

Changes to the

“Image archive” view

A1.11

Camera in the view: Image archive

The image archive contains all the saved images. For each
image, a compressed preview image appears in the view.

Select the pencil icon
to switch to the
programming mode.

Important note: If the Smart
Friends Box’s memory is full, old
images are automatically overwrit­ten (circular buffer).

A1.12

In the programming mode, you can select images and then
delete them using the relevant button or export them to your
smartphone/tablet.

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Installation instructions

A1.13

Select the pencil icon to switch to the programming mode.
Then select the gear icon to switch to the camera’s settings.

Changes can be made to the
icon, name and room

A1.14

Links:

Links: All scenes with this

product.

A1.15

Extended settings:

Show the camera DID and option of changing the password
for connecting to the camera.

Serial image quantity: The serial image

quantity denes how many serial images are

to be taken each time by the action “Capture
serial image”.

- Default: 5 images

- Possible range 3 to 10 images

Serial image interval The serial image inter-

val denes how long the gap between the

individual serial images should be.

- Default: 5 seconds

- Possible range 2 to 10 seconds

Show the camera DID and option of changing
the password for connecting to the camera.

Live image refresh interval: This interval de-

nes how often the camera’s preview image

is refreshed.

- Default: 5 seconds

- Possible range 2 to 10 seconds

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Installation instructions

A2: ABUS products in the “Scenes” view

A2.1

Smartvest Alarm Panel: The following conditions can be used
as a trigger in the IF section of the scene:

Operating mode: part set,

disarm or arm

Alarm: inactive, active (burglar
alarm), panic, tampering, 24-

hour (re or water alarm)

Failure: No connection, incor­rect password

Temperature/air humidity: =,
> or < the latest measurement
by the Smartvest Alarm Panel

A2.2

Smartvest Alarm Panel: The following conditions can be used
as an actuator in the THEN section of the scene:

Operating mode:

Part set, disarm or arm

Panic: Trigger panic alarm

Smartvest Opening Detector The following conditions can
be used as a trigger in the IF section of the scene:

Opening Detector: Open,

Closed

Failure: No, Low battery, No
signal

Note: No conditions can be
used as an actuator in the
THEN section of the scene:

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A2.3

Smartvest Motion Detector: The following conditions can be
used as a trigger in the IF section of the scene:

Motion detector:

Movement, No movement

Failure: No, Low battery,
No signal

Note: No conditions can be
used as an actuator in the

THEN section of the scene:

A2.4

Smartvest Smoke Detector: The following conditions can be
used as a trigger in the IF section of the scene:

Smoke detector:

Fire, No re

Failure: No, Low battery,
No signal

Note: No conditions can be
used as an actuator in the

THEN section of the scene:

A2.5

Smartvest Socket: The following conditions can be
used as a trigger in the IF section of the scene:

Switch: On, Off

Failure: No, No signal

Smartvest Socket: The following conditions can be used
as an actuator in the THEN section of the scene:

Switch: On, Off

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A2.6

Smartvest Camera: The following conditions can be used as a
trigger in the IF section of the scene:

Archive: No new image, new

image

Failure: No connection,
incorrect password

Smartvest Camera: The following conditions can be used as an
actuator in the THEN section of the scene:

Capture an individual image

Capture a serial image

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A3: ABUS products in the “Home status” view

A3.1

In the Home status view, you are given an overview of all the
components whose current status is classed as “critical”.
If their status changes to “non-critical”, the components will
no longer be included in this overview.

ABUS products are already precongured for you.

Product Critical status Non-critical status

Smartvest Alarm Panel Disarmed/Alarm/Failure

Smartvest
Opening Detector

Smartvest
Motion Detector

Smartvest

Smoke Detector

Smartvest Socket On/Failure Off/No failure

Camera New images No new images

Open/Failure Closed/No failure

Movement/Failure

Fire/Failure No re/No failure

Armed/Part set/
No alarm/No failure

No movement/
No failure

A3.2

Should you wish to alter the precongured settings for the

home status, switch to the Rooms view for the component in
question.

Select the pencil icon to
switch to the programming
mode.

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Then select the home status

icon to switch to the specic

component’s settings.

Installation instructions

SC1: Pairing Schellenberg products

SC1.1 SC1.2

Select the Schellenberg device
that you would like to pair.

SC1.3 SC1.4

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Installation instructions

SC2: Pairing Schellenberg wireless

roller shutter belt drive PREMIUM

SC2.1

Name device

SC2.2

Save device name

SC2.3

Pair device

SC2.4

SC2.5

Pair the device directly or select the already-paired wireless transmitter that you want to
copy.

Example: direct pairing. Carry out the steps shown and conrm.

SC2.6

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Installation instructions

SC2.7 SC2.8 SC2.10

1

2

SC2.11

SC2.12 SC2.13

SC2.9

Exit the programming mode.

Control the product via the
Rooms view.

SC2.14

Open the menu for further
control options.

Select the detail view for
further control options.

You can use the roller shutter
(A), the arrow buttons (B) or the

percentage gure (C) to control

the device.

A

B

C

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Installation instructions

SC3: Pairing Schellenberg wireless tubular motor

SC3.1

Name device

SC3.2

Save device name

SC3.3

Pair device

SC3.5SC3.4

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Installation instructions

SC3.6 SC3.7

1

2

SC3.8

Exit the programming mode.

SC3.9

Control the product via the
Rooms view.

SC3.10

Select the detail view for
further control options.

SC3.11

You can use the roller shut­ter (A) or the arrow buttons
(B) to control the device.

A

B

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Installation instructions

SC4: Pairing Schellenberg wireless reception switch

SC4.1

Name device

SC4.2

Save device name

SC4.3

Pair device

SC4.4

SC4.5

Pair the device directly or select the already-paired wireless transmitter that you want to
copy.

Example: direct pairing. Carry out the steps shown and conrm.

SC4.6

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Installation instructions

SC4.7 SC4.8 SC4.10

1

2

SC4.9

SC4.11 SC4.12 SC4.13 SC4.14

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Installation instructions

SC4.15 SC4.16 SC4.17

Exit the programming mode.

The roller shutter’s travel
times can be readjusted in
the settings at any time.

SC4.18

Control the product via the
Rooms view.

SC4.19

Open the menu for further
control options.

SC4.20

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SC4.21

Select the detail view for
further control options.

SC4.22

You can use the roller shutter (A), the
arrow buttons (B) or the percentage

gure (C) to control the device.

A

B

C

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SC5: Pairing Schellenberg wireless reception module

Note: If direct pairing with

the Smart Friends Box is
carried out, any paired
handheld transmitters are
deleted. If paired handheld
transmitters need to be
retained, please select
the “roller shutter” icon
(cf. Chapter SC6).

SC5.1

Name device

SC5.2

Save device name

SC5.3

Pair device

SC5.4

Carry out the steps shown

and conrm.

SC5.5 SC5.6 SC5.7

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Installation instructions

SC5.9 SC5.10SC5.8

1

2

SC5.11

Exit the programming mode.

SC5.12

Control the product via the
Rooms view.

SC5.13

Select the detail view for
further control options.

SC5.14

You can use the roller shutter
(A) or the arrow buttons (B) to
control the device.

A

B

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Installation instructions

SC6: Pairing Schellenberg wireless roller shutter drives

SC6.1

Name device

SC6.2

Save device name

SC6.3

Pair device

SC6.5SC6.4

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Installation instructions

SC6.6 SC6.7

1

2

SC6.8

Exit the programming mode.

SC6.9

Control the product via the
Rooms view.

SC6.10

Select the detail view for
further control options.

SC6.11

You can use the roller shutter (A)
or the arrow buttons (B) to control
the device.

A

B

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SC7: Pairing Schellenberg wireless awning drive PLUS

Note: If direct pairing with

the Smart Friends Box is car­ried out, any paired handheld
transmitters are deleted. If
paired handheld transmitters
need to be retained, please
select the “awning” icon
(cf. Chapter SC8).

Before carrying out pairing,
set the end positions on the
drive. (see the installation
instructions for the product)

SC7.1

Name device

SC7.2

Save device name

SC7.3

Pair device

SC7.4

Carry out the steps shown

and conrm.

SC7.5 SC7.6

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Installation instructions

SC7.7 SC7.8

1

2

SC7.9

Exit the programming mode.

SC7.10

Control the product via the
Rooms view.

SC7.11

Select the detail view for
further control options.

SC7.12

You can use the slider (A)
or the arrow buttons (B)
to control the device.

A

B

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SC8: Pairing Schellenberg wireless awning drives/

wireless awning motors

SC8.1

Name device

SC8.2

Save device name

SC8.3

Pair device

SC8.5SC8.4

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Installation instructions

SC8.6 SC8.7

1

2

SC8.8

Exit the programming mode.

SC8.9

Control the product via the
Rooms view.

SC8.10

Select the detail view for
further control options.

SC8.11

You can use the slider (A)
or the arrow buttons (B)
to control the device.

A

B

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SC9: Pairing Schellenberg garage door drive Smart Drive PREMIUM

SC9.1

Name device

SC9.5

SC9.2

Save device name

SC9.3

Pair device

SC9.4

SC9.6

Pair the device directly or select the already-paired wireless transmitter that you want to
copy.

Example: direct pairing. Carry out the steps shown and conrm.

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Installation instructions

SC9.7 SC9.8 SC9.10

1

2

SC9.11

SC9.12 SC9.13

SC9.9

Exit the programming mode.

Control the product via the
Rooms view.

SC9.14

Open the menu for further
control options.

Select the detail view for
further control options.

You can use the door (A), the
arrow buttons (B) or the per-

centage gure (C) to control

the device.

B

A

C

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Installation instructions

SC10: Pairing Schellenberg wireless socket

SC10.1

Name device

Save device name

SC10.6

SC10.3

Pair device

SC10.4SC10.2

SC10.7SC10.5

Pair the device directly or se­lect the already-paired wireless
transmitter that you want to
copy.

Example: direct pairing.
Carry out the steps shown and

conrm.

2 sec-

1

2

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Installation instructions

SC10.8 SC10.9

SC10.10

1

SC10.11

Exit the programming mode.

SC10.12

Control the product via the
Rooms view.

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SC11: Pairing Schellenberg wireless light switch

SC11.1

Name device

SC11.5

SC11.2

Save device name

SC11.6

SC11.3

Pair device

SC11.4

SC11.7

Pair the device directly or
select the already-paired
wireless transmitter that you
want to copy.

Example: direct pairing.
Carry out the steps shown and

conrm.

10 sec-

1

2

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Installation instructions

SC11.8 SC11.9

SC11.10

1

2

SC11.11

Exit the programming mode.

SC11.12

Control the product via the
Rooms view.

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SC12: Pairing Schellenberg wireless light module

SC12.1

Name device

SC12.5

SC12.2

Save device name

SC12.6

SC12.3

Pair device

SC12.4

SC12.7

Pair the device directly or
select the already-paired
wireless transmitter that you
want to copy.

Example: direct pairing.
Carry out the steps shown

and conrm.

1

3 seconds

1 x

2

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Installation instructions

SC12.8 SC12.9

SC12.10

1

2

SC12.11

Exit the programming mode.

SC12.12

Control the product via the
Rooms view.

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Installation instructions

SC13: Pairing Schellenberg wireless alarm handle

SC13.1

Name device

SC13.2

Save device name

SC13.3

Pair device

Carry out the steps shown and conrm.

SC13.5SC13.4

SC13.6

Exit the programming mode.

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SC13.7

Select the detail view for further
status information.

SC13.8

Handle position display:

Closed, open or at an angle

Battery status: Warns you in
good time that you need to
replace the batteries.

SC13.9

Alarm: In the event of an

alarm, you receive a message
in the app.

Holiday function: Shows
you whether the holiday
function (2nd red LED on the
handle lights up), which can
be switched on manually, is
enabled.

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SC14: Pairing Schellenberg wireless thermostat

SC14.1

Name device

SC14.2

Save device name

SC14.3

Pair device

Important note:

The wireless thermostat
must be in the “manual”
operating mode for pairing
to be carried out.

SC14.4

Carry out the steps shown

and conrm.

SC14.5

SC14.6

Exit the programming
mode.

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Installation instructions

SC14.7 SC14.8

You can use the thermometer (A) or the
buttons (B) to regulate the temperature.

Single-room control:

Group control of all the
wireless thermostats paired
in the room.

A

B

SC14.9

Set up the automatic control
of the room temperature.

1

2

3

SC14.10 SC14.11

Set up desired heating
phases.

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Installation instructions

SC14.12

Exit the set-up of the heating
phases.

Set up additional heating
phases.

Note:

Only heating phases are set
up here.
Energy-saving phases auto­matically take place between
the heating phases.

SC14.13

Set the room temperature
manually.

SC14.14

SC14.15

Briey set the thermostat to

the maximum temperature
(boost function).

SC14.16

After the time has elapsed,
the temperature previously set
is automatically displayed.

SC14.17

Offset:

Individual, time-limited
change in the temperature
of a wireless thermostat by
max. +/- 5°C. After switching
to a heating or energy-sav­ing phase, the programmed
heating or energy-saving
temperature is restored.

The offset is not displayed
on either the device or the
single-room control.

The offset is automatically
terminated by the subse­quent heating or energy-sav-

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Installation instructions

P1: Connection from Paulmann product to Smart Friends Box

P1.1

Lamps and luminaires. Open the Rooms view.
Select the pencil symbol to switch to editing mode.

Then select the plus symbol
to add a new device.

Note: Make sure that the
devices to be paired are in the
default setting and have not
been previously paired, for ex­ample, with another gateway
or remote control.

P1.2

Select Paulmann.

P1.3

Click on Add ZigBee device
or end the pairing process by
clicking Cancel.

P1.4

The Smart Friends Box will now search for Paulmann to
pair with.

If a lamp or luminaire is found, these will ash in order until the

pairing process is complete. The Smart Friends Box will pair
with all devices within range that are in the default setting and
connected to a power supply.

Note: Like other special items, battery-operated products (e.g.
a remote control) must be switched to pairing mode manually.
Please read the information for the individual devices below.

Tip: If you want to pair multiple devices in different rooms, it
is recommended that you proceed one room at a time. This
makes them easier to allocate!

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P1.5

The pairing process will now proceed automatically.
All devices connected to a power supply can now be found.

Devices such as battery-pow­ered devices must be
manually switched to pairing
mode. To do so, see the ex­planation for the respective
device in section P4 or the
accompanying installation
instructions for the device.

P1.6

Once all devices have been found and pairing has been
conrmed, you can exit the pairing process by clicking

Finish process.

A conrmation will appear

informing you that the pair­ing process was successful.

P1.7

You can now exit the pairing process by clicking
on the checkbox symbol in the top right.

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P2: Change the device settings of Paulmann products

P2.1

Open the Rooms view. Select the pencil symbol
to switch to editing mode.

Then click the gear symbol
above the device in question.

P2.2

You are now in the device settings view.

Tip: If you have paired multi­ple devices at once, you can
identify the respective lamp or
luminaire using the additional
functions by clicking “Identify

device”: your device will ash

for a short time!

P2.3

Change the device name by

clicking on the name eld.

P2.4

Close the name eld and
conrm your input by saving.

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P2.5

To change the icon, click on the existing icon or empty eld
and select an icon of your choice from the list displayed.

Tip: You can also select the
icons of other Smart Friends
partners. These icons are used
during pairing for simpler user
operation. However, for the
changes described here, all
icons are available for selec­tion when pairing, regardless
of function.

Conrm your selection by

pressing Save!

P2.6

To change the room allocation, click on the room name.
This will open a list of room names from which you can select
the new allocation.

Note: Depending on the
smartphone and operating
system, the display may vary
from the example shown in
the image (scroll lists, etc.).

Conrm your selection by

pressing Save!

P2.7

You can now exit the device settings by clicking
on the checkbox symbol in the top right.

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P3: User operation and further installation information

about Paulmann products in the “Rooms” view

P3.1

Once all components have been allocated to a room,
the Paulmann device and the Smart Friends Box are
fully synchronised.
Depending on the device type, there are different user
menus available to you.

P3.2

Click on the triangle symbol
to see further control options.

P3.3

RGB and RGBW devices.
Colour selection sub-menu.

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Colour selection sub-menu.

On/Off as well as < - > toggle between
one setting and another.

Dimming from 0-100%

RGB colour selection (click on eld to

open sub-menu)

Light colour selection (click on eld to
open sub-menu)

Automatic colour change selection (On =
“Colour change is active”); once the colour
change has been activated, the speed at
which it changes can also be adjusted.

Installation instructions

P3.4

Light colour selection sub-menu.

P3.5

White tone adjustment
on RGB devices.

Tip: On RGB devices without
a separate white LED chip,
you can also select a near­white tonein the top area of
the colour selection menu.

P3.6

CCT Light - Tunable white/
daylight control

On/Off as well as < - > toggle
between one setting and
another.

Dimming from 0-100%

Light colour selection (click

on eld to open sub-menu)

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P3.7

Dimmable devices

P3.8

Switchable devices

On/Off as well as < - >
toggle between one
setting and another.

Dimming from 0-100%

On/Off as well as < - >

toggle between one
setting and another.

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P4: Further installation information about Paulmann products

P4.1

Remote control – Further information about pairing the
remote control with the Smart Friends Box:

If the remote control and the gateway are to be used togeth-

er to control devices, the remote control must rst be paired

with the gateway.
A Paulmann ZigBee remote control can be paired with the
Smart Friends Box when it is in the default setting. If this is
not the case (e.g. if it has already been used to control devic­es directly), it must rst be restored to factory settings
(see P4.3).

P4.2

From the Rooms menu, select the Service area to which you
want to allocate the remote control (Note: without room
allocation, the remote control can also be used remotely, as
long as it is within range of the Smart Friends Box). Click on
the pencil symbol to enter editing mode.
Click on + Add new device and then on Add ZigBee device
(see above). The pairing process will now start.

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To pair the remote control, it must be
manually switched to pairing mode. To do
this, press the On/Off button on the remote
control for three seconds; the remote control
will now remain in pairing mode for three
minutes and can be found via the gateway.

Repeated ashing of the status LED on the

remote control indicates that the pairing
process is currently in progress. Once the

ashing stops, the remote control has been

found and paired with the Smart Friends Box.
Exit conguration mode in the APP by click­ing on the checkbox symbol.

On/Off

P4.3

If you would like to reset the re­mote control, press the following
combination of buttons.

1. Press the W button on the
remote control for three
seconds.

2. Then press the On/Off
button on the remote

control for more than ve

seconds; the remote control
has now been unpaired
from the previous devices
and returned to the default
setting.

3. The status can be checked
by pressing the + or –
without pressing any other
buttons beforehand: if the
remote control has been
reset, the status LED will
not light up.

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P4.4

Remote control – Connection to Paulmann devices

Pairing the devices to the remote control

Once the remote control has been paired with the Smart
Friends Box, it can be connected directly to the devices. This

offers the benet of allowing the devices to be controlled,

even when the Smart Friends Box is not active.
The Touchlink function can be used to connect directly to
devices (“Binding”).

Pairing via Touchlink

To pair devices to the remote control via the Touchlink func­tion, the remote control must be held near the chosen actu­ator (<30 cm). Then press and hold the chosen group button
on the remote control for more than three seconds. Depend­ing on their function, lamps or luminaires signal the pairing

process and its successful completion by ashing repeatedly

or alternately or by lighting up green. As soon as the remote

control has stopped ashing, the pairing process is complete

and the remote control can be used within normal range of
the device.
It is possible to allocate a device to additional group but­tons. To do so, simply repeat the procedure described above
with the next group button of your choice. This allows larger
groups to be switched on or off and controlled simultaneous­ly. If devices of different types are mixed in the same group,
a device will ignore any group commands that it does not
support (e.g. colour selection red – dimmable lamps remain
unchanged).

Toggle switching or using an additional remote control

If you want to use an additional remote control for the same
device, this can be “cloned”. Proceed as follows:

- Remote control A: Press the On/Off button for three

seconds; the network will be opened for 180 seconds.

- Remote control B: Also press On/Off for three seconds;

remote control B will switch to discovery mode, connect to

the open network and adopt the network address.
All functions programmed via remote control A up to this
point can now be accessed using remote control B as well.

Unpairing devices from a remote control

You can unpair individual devices from the remote control via
Touchlink, or reset the remote control to the default setting.

Unpairing via the Touchlink function
Press the group button of the actuator you want to unpair.
Then press the P button for three seconds. The small status

LED of the remote control will ash three times. Then hold

the remote control within Touchlink range (<30 cm) of the

actuator. The respective actuator will ash three times; it has

now been unpaired.

P4.5

Using the remote control: The remote control can be used

to switch devices on an off, as well as adjust the brightness
(+/-), colour selection (colour selection wheel) and light colour

(white tone scale and W touch eld for 2700 K warm white).

In addition, the automatic colour change can be activated by
pressing the P button (starts from the colour blue).

For a description of how to use the group buttons, see Pairing

via Touchlink.

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P5: Paulmann products in the “Scenarios” view

P5.1

Creating a scenario

P5.2

Device selection for If component possible:

Under Device, you can also
selection a Paulmann device.

P5.3

Select the device for the If component based on the room
allocation and chosen control position (saving necessary!)

If component: The following statuses can be used as an
actuator in the “If” component of a scenario:

Switch: On / Off as well as < - > toggle

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P5.4

Then component: Different functions can be selected,

depending on the device type:

- On/Off as well as < - > toggle between one setting
and another.

- Dimming from 0-100%

- RGB colour selection (click on eld to open sub-menu)

- Light colour selection (click on eld to open sub-menu)

- Automatic colour change selection
(On = “Colour change is active”); once the colour change
has been activated, the speed at which it changes can
also be adjusted.

P5.5

Example settings for switching, dimming and
colour change (RGB)

On/Off as well as < - > toggle

between one setting and
another

Dimming from 0-100%

RGB colour selection (click on

eld to open sub-menu)

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P5.6

Example settings for switching, dimming and

light colour change (CCT)

Light colour selection (click

on eld to open sub-menu)

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P5.7

Example setting for switching and dimming with

automatic colour change activated

Automatic colour change

selection (On = “Colour
change is active”); once the
colour change has been
activated, the speed at
which it changes can also be
adjusted.

To determine the chosen settings for each device and create
scenarios, proceed as described in section 5.12 on page 17.

Note: Make sure that you do not congure any mutually
exclusive functions! For example, a luminaire cannot be

congured to colour: red and CCT: 2700 K or colour change:

On at the same time – these selection criteria would cancel
each other out.

Note: Always use the Switch option to determine your Then
component! Otherwise, a previously switched off lamp or

luminaire could be, e.g., congured to a different colour

setting, but remain switched off. The effect would then only
be noticeable the next time the device is switched on, e.g. via
remote control.

Tip: Use the Switch option: Toggle for all cases in which you
want to force a change in status independently of the current
status of the lamp or luminaire.

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P6: Paulmann products in the “Home status” view

P6.1

In the Home status view, you can obtain an overview of all
components whose current status has been set to critical.

You can freely determine the status as required:

Product Critical condition

Switches

Dimmer Preferred dimming levels from 0-100%

CCT

Colour change On/Off

Colour change speed Value between 1 and 255

On, Off, < - > toggle individually or in com­bination possible

Adjustment of light colour from warm to
cold white using Kelvin value

P6.2

Save your chosen settings!

You can change the device settings for the home status by
switching to the Rooms view for the respective component.
Select the pencil symbol to switch to editing mode.

symbol to switch to the
settings for the respective
component. Once you have

congured the status of the

products as critical, the home
status symbol will appear

green. If it is inactive, and
no critical status has been

congured on the device,

the home status symbol will
appear grey.

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Exit the setting by clicking on
the checkbox symbol.Then select the home status

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ST1: Connecting STEINEL products to the Smart Friends Box

ST1.1

Z Wave: Open the “Rooms” view. Select the
pen symbol to switch to editing mode.

Important note: Complete the conguration of the STEINEL

products before you connect your STEINEL products with the
Smart Friends Box.
Please carefully read the STEINEL products’ instructions on
setting up.
Please ensure that the STEINEL products are matched to the
correct network using the relevant STEINEL apps.

Important note: The STEINEL products’ settings can be
adjusted using the relevant STEINEL app.
The Smart Friends app is used for operating and connecting
STEINEL products and cannot be used to adjust the congu­ration of STEINEL products.

Important note: Please
ensure that the sensor and/
or the sensor light and the
Smart Friends Box are in the
same network and that all
sensor and/or sensor beam
components have been pro­grammed.

ST1.2

Select the plus symbol to add a new device.

ST1.3

Select the symbol for the device. The three elds for the
name, system and description will then be automatically lled.

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ST1.4

If required, you can change the name of your device.
Then, select Synchronise Device.

Note: If you have selected
“Synchronise Device” you

will be asked to adjust the
settings on your device.
Depending on the type of
device you have, set it up
using Z Wave as follows:

ST1.5

XLED Home 2 Z Wave and IS 140-2 Z Wave are

set up using a control dial (Poti).

To do this, turn the control
dial from 0 to SET and back

again within ve seconds.

ST1.6

L810 LED iHF Z Wave and RS LED D2 Z Wave can be
set up by simply clicking on the SET button.

ST1.7

You will receive conrmation when the device

has been set up successfully.

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ST2: STEINEL products in the “Rooms” view

ST2.1

Settings for the Z-wave components: Select the
pen symbol to switch to editing mode.

Select the cog symbol to change the settings for each
of the components.
In the Rooms view you can adjust the settings. Select
the pen symbol to adjust the settings.

On/Off: switches the sensor
and/or the sensor lights ON
or OFF.

Brightness: Shows the
measured brightness.

Note: Synchronisation between the STEINEL product and
the Smart Friends Box is complete once all components have
been matched to a room.
The Smart Friends Box will now receive information via the
sensors and/or sensor lights; you can view this in your Smart
Friends app. You can also switch the sensors and/or sensor
lights on or off using the Smart Friends app.

ST2.2

You make changes in the Icon, Name
and Room areas.

Motion detectors: Shows if
any current movement has
been detected.

Only for the L 810: You can
also dim the lights.

ST2.3

Advanced settings: Adjust the range

and the measurement interval.

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Settings:

Other settings that you can
change on this device.

Links:

All scenes with this product.

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ST3: STEINEL products in the “Scenes” view

ST3.1

In the “Scenes” view you can switch the

congured scenes ON or OFF.

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ST4: STEINEL products in the “Home status” view

ST4.1

The “Home status” view provides an overview of all compo­nents whose sensor status needs to be displayed.

If the status changes, the
components will no longer
appear in this overview.

ST4.2

Click on a tick symbol if you wish to display a component
under “Home status”. The tick then turns green.

Click on a tick symbol
if you no longer wish to
display a component
under “Home status”.
The tick then turns grey.

ST4.3

Conrm the setting by clicking Save.

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ST5: STEINEL products in the “Removal process” view

ST5.1

Select the minus symbol to switch to the
“Removal” process.

Tip: If you want to install a
device in a different location,
you need to remove it. The
device can only be set up in
a different location once the
removal process has been
completed.

ST5.2

Depending on the type of device you have, there are two
different ways of removing devices. XLED Home 2 Z Wave
and IS 140-2 Z Wave are removed using a control dial (Poti).

To do this, turn the control
dial from 0 to SET and back

again within ve seconds.

ST5.3

L810 LED iHF Z Wave and RS LED D2 Z Wave can
be removed by simply clicking on the SET button.

ST5.4

You will receive conrmation when the device
has been removed successfully.

The device can now be set
up in a different location.

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Smart Friends

Kooperation SmartHome n.e.V.
Altenhofer Weg 25
58300 Wetter / Germany

smart-friends.com

Customer Service:

T [phone]
F [phone]
[e-mail]

ABUS August Bremicker Söhne KG
Altenhofer Weg 25
58300 Wetter / Germany
www.abus.com

Alfred Schellenberg GmbH
An den Weiden 31
57078 Siegen / Germany
www.schellenberg.de

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Quezinger Feld 2
31832 Springe / Germany
www.paulmann.com

STEINEL Vertrieb GmbH
Dieselstr. 80-84
33442 Herzebrock-Clarholz / Germany
www.steinel.de