INSTALL & SET-UP GUIDE

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1 Wall Sockets Featuring WIFI EXTEND (SSID REPEAT) POWERLINE TECHNOLOGY USB CHARGING INSTALL & SET-UP GUIDE

2 THIS INSTALL GUIDE IS FOR: WiFi CONNEkT Starter Kit and WiFi CONNEkT Add-On Sockets GROUP GEAR LTD Skype Website WiFi CONNEkT is a brand of Group Gear Ltd

3 CONTENTS Important Safety Warnings 4 Socket Labels 5-6 Installation Regulations 7 Installation Instructions 8-9 Safety Approvals 10 Product Specifications How to Connect Buttons & LED Functions Set-up - SSID Repeat Set-up - Access Point (wireless) Set-up - Access Point (wired) Set-up - Add-On Socket 53 Switching Configuration Mode Bandwidth Throttling Time Settings Global WiFi Control Factory Restore

4 We recommend using a qualified electrician for installation. Please ensure that these instructions are read carefully and fully understood before commencing with installation. IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS CONTACT WITH MAINS ELECTRICITY CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. Do not open the back of WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket as this will void your warranty. Do not store or install this product in areas of high humidity. Do not insert any foreign objects into the openings of the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket. Do not cover or block the holes on the rear of the unit as they serve as ventilation. Do not use water or substances such as paint thinners, alcohol or strong cleaning solutions to clean the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket due to risk of damage to the plastic, electrocution or fire. Do not use the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket with a power supply different than volts 50 Hz AC. To prevent fire hazard always use cable of the correct rating, size & type for the installation. Suitable for indoor use only. If the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket becomes damaged isolate all electrics and seek the advice from a qualified electrician. 4

5 MASTER SOCKET PRODUCT LABEL The product label is located on the back of the unit and contains unique details specific to your device. Model number Power usage details USB charger details Powerline MAC address Ethernet/wireless MAC address Serial number Default password (refer to user manual) IP Address (refer to user manual) Software version PLEASE NOTE: MAC 1, MAC 2, Serial NR & Softw. ver will vary for each unit Warranty is void if the label is removed. 5

6 ADD-ON SOCKET PRODUCT LABEL The product label is located on the back of the unit and contains unique details specific to your device. Model number Power usage details USB charger details Powerline MAC address Ethernet/wireless MAC address Serial number Default password IP Address Software version PLEASE NOTE: MAC 1, MAC 2, Serial NR & Softw. ver will vary for each unit Warranty is void if the label is removed. 6

7 INSTALLATION REGULATIONS UNITED KINGDOM The WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket must be installed in accordance with the latest edition of the IEE Wiring (BS 7671) Regulations & Building Regulations. REPUBLIC OF IRELAND The WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket must be installed in accordance with the ETCI National Rules for Electrical installations. 7

8 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1. Switch off the mains power supply in the consumer unit (fuse box). 2. If retro fit remove the existing wall socket from the wall. 3. Prepare the mounting surface area clearing away any plaster debris and dust from the inside the mounting box. 4. If using the included spacer slide it over the back of the wall socket. 5. Following the diagram overleaf push the cables into the relevant terminal blocks. (features dual earth terminals, either or both can be used). 6. All earth wires must be sleeved and terminated to the backbox. 7. Tighten the terminal screws firmly and securely. 8. This device must be earthed. 9. Screw the wall socket securely to the wall using the screws provided. 10.Switch the mains supply back on in the consumer unit (fuse box) when the installation has been correctly completed. 11. Before use we recommend that a socket test is carried out using a socket tester. 8

9 NOTE Please follow installation guide diagram for best practice. 9

10 SAFETY APPROVALS EN EN EN62311 EN50561 EN50412 EN55032 EN EN BS5733 Complies with UK Building Regulations 2010 approved document M, Volume 2, Section 4. 10

11 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS POWERLINE, WIRELESS, USB CHARGING & GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 11

12 POWERLINE SPECIFICATIONS Ring main circuit distance: Up to 300m High speed data transfer: 500Mbps Network: 10/100Mbit N WIRELESS SPECIFICATIONS Signal range: Up to 15m High speed data transfer: 300Mbps Frequency: 2.4GHz MIMO technology - ensures minimal errors, optimal performance and signal range USB CHARGING SPECIFICATIONS Surge and spike protection 2.1 Amp Output GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Supports up to 8 sockets (1 x Master Socket, 7 x Add-On Sockets) Modes: Access Point, Extend/Repeat (SSID) User Interface (UI) via web browser Standards: IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x, auto MDI/X, IEEE 1901, IEEE b, g, n, IEEE 802.1p Protocols: CSMA/CA (Powerline) Function buttons: WiFi on/off, Powerline pairing, Device reset Simple retro fit socket Fits into a standard BS double gang backbox 25mm Backbox will require the enclosed spacers Interchangeable front fascia Downloadable Firmware updates Operating temperature: 0 to 40 C Operating humidity 10 90% max relative humidity, non-condensing Storage humidity 5 95% max relative humidity, non-condensing 12

13 HOW TO CONNECT MASTER SOCKET, ADD-ON SOCKET & USB CHARGING PORT 13

14 HOW TO CONNECT MASTER SOCKET ADD-ON SOCKET ADD-ON SOCKET Powerline ROUTER CONNECTION Router can be connected to the Master Socket via a network cable or a WiFi connection HARDWIRE CONNECTION Add-On Socket connected to a device via a network cable WIFI CONNECTION Add-On Socket connected to a device via a WiFi connection 14

15 USB CHARGING PORT Suitable for charging your USB devices. Surge and spike protection 2.1 Amp Output USB Connector Type A USB CONNECTION Charge your USB Devices via the Type A USB Socket 15

16 16 BUTTONS & LED FUNCTIONS RESET/POWER, POWERLINE & WIFI

17 BUTTONS & LED FUNCTIONS RESET GREEN LED Power is on and the wall socket is ready to use. RED LED Wall socket is in boot-up mode. Reset Powerline WiFi NO LED Power is off. Please Note: The LED on/off setting in the User Interface (UI) must be set to ON otherwise all LED s will appear as OFF. BUTTON FUNCTIONS Quick Press: Re-boots the wall socket. 5 Second Press: When pressed in conjunction with the Powerline button for 5 seconds or more it will initiate a full factory reset. This will clear all configuration settings and return the unit to its default settings. 17

18 POWERLINE WIFI GREEN LED Powerline detected at high speed. YELLOW LED Powerline detected at medium speed. RED LED Powerline detected at low speed. NO LED No Powerline network connection. BUTTON FUNCTIONS Quick Press: Initiates Powerline pairing mode. 5 Second Press: When pressed in conjunction with the Reset button for 5 seconds or more it will initiate a full factory reset. This will clear all configuration settings and return the unit to its default settings. GREEN LED WiFi is on. YELLOW LED WiFi is disabled by the time scheduler. NO LED WiFi is off. BUTTON FUNCTIONS Quick Press: Turns WiFi on/off. Please Note: If the Wifi is disabled via the User Interface (UI) it cannot be switched back on by pressing the button. 18

19 SET-UP - SSID REPEAT ENSURE ALL THE WIFI CONNEkT WALL SOCKETS & ADD-ON SOCKETS THAT YOU WISH TO USE ARE WIRED UP TO YOUR MAINS. 19

20 Firstly connect to the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket. It will be displayed as WiFi CONNEkT Master 20

21 Once connected to the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket we then need to load up a browser and type in the address bar the IP address for the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket which is: This will bring up the log-in screen where you will be asked for a password which is set to: admin Once you have entered the password click OK to continue. 21

22 Now you will need to choose which configuration mode you would like to set-up. In this instance it will be: WiFi extend/repeat (SSID). Once you have selected this option click NEXT to continue. 22

23 Here there will be a list of SSIDs that are available to repeat from. Select the SSID that you require. 23

24 Once you have selected the required SSID you wish to repeat from, you will be asked to enter it s password. Once you have entered the password click CONNECT to continue. 24

25 You will be asked if you wish to change the IP Address of the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket, however this is a more advanced setting and won t be shown in this set-up guide. However, if you do choose to change the IP Address please ensure that your chosen IP Address is not in use. Ensure the Change Default IP box is unticked and click OK to continue. The loading screen will appear (NOTE: this screen will freeze). 25

26 Now you will need to switch over to the SSID that you have configured in your installation. 26

27 Once connected you will need to go back to your browser. If the page doesn t automatically load type in the IP address of the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket which is: unless it has been changed. Once you have done so the connection status will be displayed. 27

28 Now click the Device Control tab to check that the Add-On Sockets have connected to the Master Socket. SSID Repeat is now set-up and active. 28

29 SET-UP - ACCESS POINT (WIRELESS) ENSURE ALL THE WIFI CONNEkT WALL SOCKETS & ADD-ON SOCKETS THAT YOU WISH TO USE ARE WIRED UP TO YOUR MAINS. 29

30 Firstly connect to the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket. It will be displayed as WiFi CONNEkT Master. 30

31 Once connected to the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket we then need to load a browser and type in the address bar the IP address for the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket which is: This will bring up the log-in screen where you will be asked for a password which is set to: admin Once you have entered the password click OK to continue. 31

32 Now you will need to choose which configuration mode you would like to set-up. In this instance it will be: Access Point. Once you have selected this option click NEXT to continue. 32

33 Now you will need to choose which type of connection you wish to set the access point mode in. In this instance it will be: Wireless. 33

34 Here there will be a list of network connections that are available to connect to. Select the router that you require. 34

35 Once you have selected the required router that you wish to connect to, you will be asked to enter it s password. Once you have entered the password click CONNECT to continue. 35

36 Now you can enter a name, choose a password for the access point and advanced users can change the encryption type. Once done click NEXT to continue. 36

37 You will be asked if you wish to change the IP Address of the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket, however this is a more advanced setting and won t be shown in this set-up guide. However, if you do choose to change the IP Address please ensure that your chosen IP Address is not in use. Ensure the Change Default IP box is unticked and click OK to continue. The loading screen will appear (NOTE: this screen will freeze). 37

38 This screen shows that the set-up is complete and we must now connect to new WiFi network under the name chosen. Connect to the newly named Access Point. 38

39 Enter the password you also chose earlier. Once done click OK. You are now connected to your WiFi CONNEkT Access Point. 39

40 Once connected you will need to go back to your browser. If the page doesn t automatically load type in the IP address of the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket which is: unless it has been changed. Once you have done so the connection status will be displayed. 40

41 Now click the Device Control tab to check that the Add-On Sockets have connected to the Master Socket. Access Point Mode (Wireless) is now set-up and active. 41

42 42 SET-UP - ACCESS POINT (WIRED) ENSURE ALL THE WIFI CONNEkT WALL SOCKETS & ADD-ON SOCKETS THAT YOU WISH TO USE ARE WIRED UP TO YOUR MAINS.

43 Firstly connect to the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket. It will be displayed as WiFi CONNEkT Master. 43

44 Once connected to the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket we then need to load a browser and type in the address bar the IP address for the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket which is: This will bring up the log-in screen where you will be asked for a password which is set to: admin Once you have entered the password click OK to continue. 44

45 Now you will need to choose which configuration mode you would like to set-up. In this instance it will be: Access Point. Once you have selected this option click NEXT to continue. 45

46 Now you will need to choose which type of connection you wish to set the access point mode in. In this instance it will be: Wired. For this mode please ensure your router is connected to the Master Socket with the provided RJ45 Network Cable. 46

47 Now you can enter a name, choose a password for the access point and advanced users can change the encryption type. Once done click NEXT to continue. 47

48 You will be asked if you wish to change the IP Address of the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket, however this is a more advanced setting and won t be shown in this set-up guide. However, if you do choose to change the IP Address please ensure that your chosen IP Address is not in use. Ensure the Change Default IP box is unticked and click OK to continue. The loading screen will appear (NOTE: this screen will freeze). 48

49 This screen shows that the set-up is complete and we must now connect to new WiFi network under the name chosen. Connect to the newly named Access Point. 49

50 Enter the password you also chose earlier. Once done click OK. 50

51 Once connected you will need to go back to your browser. If the page doesn t automatically load type in the IP address of the WiFi CONNEkT Wall Socket which is: unless it has been changed. Once you have done so the connection status will be displayed. 51

52 Now click the Device Control tab to check that the Add-On Sockets have connected to the Master Socket. Access Point Mode (Wired) is now set-up and active. 52

53 SET-UP - ADD-ON SOCKET ENSURE ALL THE WIFI CONNEkT WALL SOCKETS & ADD-ON SOCKETS THAT YOU WISH TO USE ARE WIRED UP TO YOUR MAINS. THEN LOG BACK INTO THE MASTER SOCKET ( ) TO CONFIGURE. 53

54 54 SWITCHING CONFIGURATION MODE SWITCH BETWEEN SSID REPEAT AND ACCESS POINT MODES.

55 Log into IP address: Click on Device Configuration. Choose which mode you would like to swap to and click OK. 55

56 Click OK to confirm that you would like to swap modes and reset the Master Unit to it s factory settings. Once factory settings have been restored go back to the beginning of the set-up process. 56

57 BANDWIDTH THROTTLING LIMIT THE AMOUNT OF BANDWIDTH AVAILABLE TO EACH SOCKET. ACCESS POINT MODE ONLY. 57

58 Log into IP address: Click on Device Control. Scroll down to the Bandwidth Throttling section. 58

59 Click on the Edit Icon to the right of the sockets and type in the desired download/upload speeds. If you are unsure of what bandwidth to set please go to: 59

60 Once the desired speeds have been input click the Edit Icon again and wait at least 20 seconds for the system to update the value. 60

61 TIME SETTINGS SET WIFI ON/OFF TIMINGS FOR EACH SOCKET. ACCESS POINT MODE ONLY. 61

62 Log into IP address: Click on Device Control to view the Timer Scheduler section. Click on the Edit Icon to the right of the sockets and select your desired WIFI On/Off times. 62

63 Once the desired times have been input click the Edit Icon again and wait at least 20 seconds for the system to update the times. 63

64 64 GLOBAL WIFI CONTROL ENABLE OR DISABLE WIFI FOR ALL ADD-ON SOCKETS.

65 Log into IP address: Click on the Device Control to view the Enable or Disable WIFI section. Select either On or Off. PLEASE NOTE: This feature does not turn off the Master Socket WiFi. 65

66 Once the desired setting has been selected wait at least 20 seconds for the system to update. 66

67 FACTORY RESTORE RESTORE WIFI CONNEkT WALL SOCKETS TO FACTORY SETTINGS. 67

68 Log into IP address: Click on the Administrator tab. Click RESTORE 68

69 Click YES to confirm that you would like to restore the device to it s factory settings. 69

70 REGISTER YOUR PRODUCT To register your product please visit: 70

71 NOTES 71

72 Wall Sockets Featuring WIFI EXTEND (SSID REPEAT) POWERLINE TECHNOLOGY USB CHARGING WiFi CONNEkT is a brand of Group Gear Ltd GROUP GEAR LTD technical@groupgear.co.uk Skype technical@groupgear.co.uk Website