Telethings LOTE-L1 Smart LoRaWAN Thermostat User Manual
- June 5, 2024
- Telethings
Table of Contents
Telethings LOTE-L1 Smart LoRaWAN Thermostat
BASIC INFORMATION / PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Thermometer LoRaWAN is a device intended to control the heating and/or cooling system, or to control both systems at the same time, as well as displaying humidity percentage on the display. Communication is done over the LoRaWAN network, that is, Thermometer sends data(current temperature, set temperature and current room humidity) to the server and then the server sends a response back to device based on acquired data. Thermometer LoRaWAN is directly connecting with heating/cooling system, and based on set and the current temperature it regulates the heating/cooling system.
Advantages and main characteristics of this device:
- The thermometer is low energy consumer
- The thermometer on display shows the Current and Set temperature and Current room humidity
- Possibility to control temperature over great distances uzing LoRaWAN communication
- Simple device installation
- Simple device handling
CONTENT OF THE BOX
On picture (Picture 1.) box content is shown.
- Installation manual
- Thermometer
- 2x screw i 2x dowel
- Duplex tape
THERMOMETER USER MANUAL
- Current room temperature (°C or °F)
- Current room humidity (%)
- Low battery indicator
- Radio connection indicator
- Button „Mode“ for changing menu for Thermometer’s settings
- Button ON/OFF
- Button „UP“, increases set temperature by 1°C
- Button „Down“, decreases set temperature by 1°C
2 Picture. Thermometer
The device is powered on by pressing and holding the „Power“ button for 1 second. If the device was OFF, on display will be shown like on picture (Picture 3. – left). While the device is turning ON, it will be shown like on the picture (Picture 3. – right).
Picture 3. Graphic representation of turning ON the device
By pressing and/or holding the button „UP“ or „Down“, the device is entering menu for setting Set temperature. Respectively, by pressing button „UP“ Set temperature increases by 1°C, or by pressing the button „Down“, Set temperature decreases by 1°C. On the picture (Picture 4.) are shown graphical representations of menu for setting Set temperature.
Picture 4. Successfully setting Set temperature
If low battery indicator is shown (Picture 5.), batteries must be changed.
If the communication with the server is in progress, transfer indicator will
be shown (Picture 5.). While transfer is in progress, if button needs to be
pressed then the button must be pressed and hold for button to take effect.
Picture 5. Low battery indicator and transfer indicator
MENUS FOR CONFIGURING THE THERMOMETER
Besides the main view, which shows the current temperature and current room humidity, Thermometer has got 4 menus for configuring the device:
- Menu for setting the temperature – Pressing the button Mode or pressing the button UP/Down device enters the menu for setting the temperature. By pressing the button ON/OFF, setting the temperature will not be done and the device will go back to main view. By not pressing any buttons for 3 seconds, the temperature will be set and device will go back to main view,
- Menu for enabling/disable relay regulation (ON or FF) – By pressing the button Mode twice, the device is entering the menu for enabling/disabling regulation. Buttons UP/Down, ON –regulation is enabled, OF – regulation is disabled,
- Menu for changing measuring unit (°C or °F) – By pressing the button Mode three times, the device is entering the menu for changing the measuring unit. Buttons UP/Down, device’s measuring unit can be set to °C or °F,
- Menu for changing language (BA, EN, DE, NE, and FR) – By pressing the button Mode four times, the device enters the menu for changing language. By pressing buttons UP/Down device’s language can be set between BA (Bosnian), EN (English), DE (german), NE (dutch) and FR (french),
- Menu for showing current battery percentage – By pressing the button Mode five times, the device enters the menu for showing the current battery percentage. This menu is only for information purposes and shows current battery power in percentages (%).
If the button Mode is pressed six times, the device goes back to the main view.
MENU FOR SETTING THE TEMPERATURE
For the device to enter the menu for setting the temperature, the button Mode must be pressed one time or buttons UP/Down.
Picture 6. Successfully changing set temperature to 24°C
MENU FOR CHANGING MEASURING UNIT
For the device to enter the menu for changing the measuring unit, the button
Mode must be pressed tree times. To save the selected measuring unit, the
measuring unit must be selected with buttons UP/Down and wait for 3 seconds.
Then the device will go back to main view and the temperature will be shown in
the selected measuring unit. Also, setting temperature will be done with the
selected measuring unit. In the picture (Picture 7.) a process for changing
the measuring unit is shown.
Picture 7. Successfully changing the measuring unit from °C to °F
MENU FOR CHANGING LANGUAGE
For the device to enter the menu for changing language, the button Mode must
be pressed four times. To save selected language, buttons UP/Down must be
pressed and desired language must be selected and also wait for 3 seconds for
the change to take effect. After that, device is going back to main
view.
On the picture (Picture 8.), a process of changing language is shown.
MENU FOR SHOWING THE CURRENT STATE OF BATTERY
For the device to enter the menu for showing the current state of the battery,
the button Mode must be pressed five times. This menu shows battery energy in
percentages (%) and it’s only for information purposes. In picture(Picture
9.), the process for displaying battery percentage is shown.
Picture 9. Process for displaying battery percentage (%)
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE
Due to the relevance and validity of measurement and regulation, wireless
thermostat should not be installed near heat sources, such as radiators,
furnaces, refrigerators and other objects which can emit heat in their
immediate vicinity.
Also, for the same reason, Home Sensor should not be installed near windows or
entrance doors. It’s not recommended to install devices (Home Sensor and
Control Box) on unstable surfaces, or surfaces which are exposed to
vibrations, due to a possible fall of device and physical damage. Keep devices
as far as possible from impact of high humidity and liquid sources due to a
possible damage of device’s electronic components. Keep the device out of
reach of children. Thank you for following our recommendations.
SPECIFICATION
2.7.1. THERMOMETER
Model name
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TeleThings Termometar
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Description| Device for measuring and setting the temperature and
measuring the humidity
Temperature measuring| 0°C – 60°C, with step of 1°C
Setting the temperature| 5°C – 35°C, with step of 1°C
Humidity measuring| 0% – 100%
Set temperature regulation| +/-0,5°C
Communication with the
heating (cooling) system| The device regulates based on information about
room’s Current and Set temperature and activates/deactivates relay which is
directly connected with wired
heating/cooling system.
Server communication| -Mandatory sending of the current temperature to the server after the desired time period (min. 3 minute, max. 240 minutes) that the user can set on the server (if the user sets 0 for the communication period, the option of mandatory sending after the desired time period is excluded).
-When the room temperature changes by at least 0.5 ° C.
-When the room humidity changes by at least 10%.
-When a new temperature is set. By pressing the “Up” keys
or the “Down” keys, the set temperature is selected and sent to the server.
Power supply| 2xAAA batteries ( 3 V )
Device dimensions| 9 x 11 x 2 cm
Device weight| 60 gr
Temperature| Storage temperature -10°C – +60°C Operating
temperature 0°C – +60°C
DEVICE INSTALLATION
Installation of the device must be done by service engineer or a licensed person for installing Thermometer.
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Turn off power supply on heating and cooling system
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Turn off the power supply on Thermometer / Take out the batteries
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Connect heating system and/or cooling system and Thermometer using contactless(dry) contact/connect heating system and/or cooling system on electronically controlled switch(Relay), as shown on the picture(Picture 10.)
(A1 and A2 Relay contacts for heating system, B1 and B2 Relay contacts for cooling system) -
Turn on the power supply for Thermometer / Insert batteries in Thermometer.
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Turn on the power supply for the heating and cooling system.
Note : The device can be connected with only one system.
The scheme of connecting the Thermometer with the heating and/or cooling system is shown on picture (Picture 10.). Marks A1 and A2 are input, or output from Relay intended for the heating system. Marks B1 and B2 are input, or output from Relay intended for a cooling system.
Picture 10. Scheme of connecting Thermometer with heating and/or cooling system
- Turn around Thermometer
- Remove plastic cover from back side
- Remove battery holder
Picture 11. Disassembling steps for replacing batteries
- Place batteries
- Insert batteries
- Put batteries cover
- Connect Thermometer with back cover
Picture 12. Steps for inserting batteries and assembling the device
- Placing Thermometer on the wall using Duplex tape
- Placing the Thermometer on the wall using screws
Picture 13. Mounting back plastic cover on the wall (or another surface)
APPLICATION ON THE SERVER
Using application on the server, user can monitor current temperature values
and set temperature values, as well as current room humidity. Except from
checking states of humidity and temperatures, over the application on the
server user can set desired room temperature.
Thermometer communicates with Gateway using LoRaWAN network, while Gateway
communicates with application on the server using 3G/Ethernet.
The device, after certain period of time, automatically sends, to the
application, current temperature and set temperature data as well as current
room humidity. Every temperature and humidity change in the room results in
device sending that information to the application on the server.
References
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