Wellmike Technology WM E104 User Manual

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Wellmike Technology Co., Ltd.

WM-E104 Controller Set

User’s Guide

Installation:
We suggest that our products be installed by professionals that are locally licensed by the authority having
jurisdiction in gas piping.

This Model Certified by CSA International* Meets: ANSI Z21.20-2014 &CSA C22.2 60730-2-5-14

!! WARNING:
Improper installation, adjustment, alternation, service or maintenance can cause injury or property damage. Read
the installation, operating, and maintenance instructions thoroughly before installing or servicing this device.

1.0 General Information:

1.1) Contains:

 Controller x 1pc
 Valve Box x 1pc
 Power Adapter DC19V/6A, 110V-240V x 1pc (10ft)
 3.5mm Audio Cable x 1pc
 8-pin Data Transfer Cable x 1pc(3ft)

1.2) Features:

 Remotely control flame types/heights with Wifi technology
 Sound reactive fire systems
 Custom-made App for control through mobile phones。
 Multiple audio sources (include: Wifi, BT, USB, Line in)
 Line-out function can support 2.1CH speaker system (Maximum total: 100W)

*w/Subwoofer (4ohm 36W): R(6ohm)+L(6ohm)=24W+24W
* w/o Subwoofer: R(4ohm)+L(4ohm)=36W+36W

 Support Hi-Fi audio source via Wifi
 Compatible with Bluetooth audio source with TWS , which enables music broadcasting

on two fire pits

 Compatible with 30W RGB LED strip with multiple modes.
 USB 5V/1A output port for charging only .
 Circuit cut-off protection for safety in extreme conditions:

a). Voltage ≥23V; b). Current≥10A (continuous); 12A(surge); c). System Temp≥80℃

1.3) Apperance

Fig. 1 (Front)

Fig 2 (Back)

1.4) Icon Lists

1). POWER ON/OFF： 5.ENTER:

2). UP： 6.VOL+:

3). DN： 7.VOL-:

4). RETURN 8.TWS:

2.0 Connecting System:

As shown in Fig. 3, 4:

2.1). Connect the LPG regulator hose/NG hose to the brass connector in the valve box. (Fig.3, 4)

2.2). Connect the “Out” connector in valve box to burner assembly with black flex hose. (fig.xx)

2.3). Connect Pilot Light output connector in valve box to Pilot Light fixture in the burner via the copper pipe.

2.4). Attach the wire with red mark to the ignition, the one with black mark to the thermocouple sensor
respectively.

2.5). Connect the controller with valve box with the 8-pin data transferring cable. Screw back the Aerial protective
head.

2.6). Plug in the LED strip to the LED slot in the back of controller by following polarity arrows.

2.7). Connect the Speaker to the Line-out Slot in the back of Controller by following correct polarities(Fig. 2, 4).

2.8). Plug in the AC/DC adapter(19V/4.74A) to the back power socket of controller

2. 9). When the connection is completed, check joints to make sure they’re properly installed, especially for the
gas pipes & joints to avoid risk of gas leakage. (Suggest using soap liquid to check pipes & connection)

Fig 3-4

3.0 Hardware Operation:

3.1). Power-on the system

After installation of the “Sound Reactive Fire System”, press the button for 2 seconds to power on the system.
The flame logo will pop-out in the display, then followed by the main menu.

Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 7

3. 2). Ignition & mode selection:

When the main menu appears in the display (Fig.7), the users can select modes & do settings by using &
buttons and press /ENTER to save settings.

Four Modes are available:
1）“REACTIVE”: Flame reacts to music (Fig.8) 2). “FIRE/MUSIC”: Bi-mode, Fire/Music operates

respectively

Fig. 8 Fig. 9

3）“MUSIC”: music only mode(Fig.10) 4). “FIRE”: fire only mode(Fig. 11)

Fig. 10 Fig. 11

Note: Scroll & to select mode. Press to save selection each time. Under “1.2.4”modes, press for the

second time to ignite the fire pit. However, under mode “3”, only music is available, no fire at all.

3.3). Audio Source Selection

3.3.1) Find “SETTINGS” column in the Main Menu. Scroll & to highlight “SETTINGS” (fig12). Press

to enter sub-menu “SETTINGS”. Scroll & to locate “AUDIO CONFIG”(Fig. 13) and press
again to enter the third level menu “AUDO CONFIG” (Fig.14)

3.3.2) At “AUDIO CONFIG” page, scroll & to highlight “AUDIO SOURCE”(Fig. 14). Press to find the
lists of “AUDIO SOURCE”(Fig. 15)

3.3.3.) In “AUDIO SOURCE”page, scroll & to select target audio source and press to confirm. For
example, in Fig. 15, BLUETOOTH is selected. To return parent menu, press .Or the screen will flash
back to the Main menu in 10seconds if no further setting is made.

Fig. 12. Fig. 13 Fig. 14 Fig. 15

3.4) . Audio Sources available:

3.4.1). BLUETOOTH 3.4.2). USB

!!! For music in MP3 format only

Fig. 16 Fig. 17

3.4.3). AUX-IN (LINE-IN) 3.4.4). WIFI

Fig.18 Fig. 19

Note: Always press to save selection. To return parent menu, press .Or the screen will flash back to the

Main menu in 10seconds if no further setting is made.

3.5 ). Audio Setting: (Default as seen in Fig.21-22)

3.5.1). In “AUDIO CONFIG” page, scroll & to location “AUDIO SETTINGS”. Press to enter. Scroll

& to select “TREMBLE” or “BASS”. Press VOL+ ,VOL- to tune optimal sound effect.

3.5.2) . “TREMBLE” Setting (Fig. 21): Locate “TREMBLE”. Press VOL+ ,VOL- to enhance or weaken

tremble.

Note: The range of tremble is “-10db --- 0 db --- +10db”; “2db” each press.

Press “ENTER” to save setting.

3.5.3.). “BASS” Setting (Fig. 22).: Locate “BASS”. Press VOL+ ,VOL- to enhance or weaken bass.

Note: The range of bass is: “-10db --- 0 db --- +10db”; “2db” each press. Press “ENTER” to save setting.
The screen will jump back to parent menu if no other settings are made in 20 seconds.

Fig. 20 Fig. 21 Fig. 22

3.6). LED Setting

3.6.1). Turn on the LED.
The default for “LED” is “OFF”. To turn on the LED, locate the “LED’s” in the main menu(Fig.23).
Press to enter submenu(Fig. 24). Scroll to bottom and press VOL+ ,VOL- to
turn on/off LED. (Fig 25). Press to save setting.

Fig. 23 Fig. 24 Fig.25

3.6.2)．LED Color Setting

In LED’s menu, scroll & to reach “COLORS” (Fig. 26). To review LED’s colors, use the
VOL+,VOL- keys. Press to save selection.

Note: The color selection function only works under “Solid” pattern of LED display.

The color scope is from “1” to “20”.

Fig. 26