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User Guide

Smart Living, Simply Exciting.

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Table of contents

1 Current issues .............................................................6

2 Introduction ................................................................ 7

2.1 eQ-3 - a Company ........................................................... 7

2.2 Overview of HomematicIP ........................................... 7

2.3 Application areas .............................................................10

2.4 Summary – Discover why Homematic IP is the

ﬁrst choice ........................................................................ 12

3 Components of the Homematic IP system ...... 13

3.1 Homematic IP devices .................................................. 13

3.2 Homematic IP Cloud ..................................................... 13

3.3 Homematic IP smartphone app ................................. 13

3.4 Operating principle of HomematicIP ...................... 14

4 Home control by wireless technology...............15

4.1 Wireless range .................................................................. 15

4.2 Advanced routing ............................................................16

4.2.1 Range extension...................................................................... 16

4.2.2 Use of several Access Points/device limits .....................18

5.2 Homematic IP App .........................................................23

5.2.1 Home screen ...........................................................................23

5.2.1.1 Tile view ............................................................................................ 23

5.2.1.2 List view ............................................................................................. 24

5.2.2 Room menu ............................................................................25

5.2.2.1 Determine individually the home favourites .......................... 26

5.2.2.2 Changing room icon ....................................................................26

5.2.2.3 Rename room .................................................................................26

5.2.2.4 Default view ..................................................................................... 26

5.2.2.5 Delete room .................................................................................... 26

5.2.3 Overview of symbols .............................................................27

5.2.4 Pairing of devices ....................................................................28

5.2.5 Location and weather information ...................................29

5.2.6 Determine system PIN ..........................................................29

6 General conﬁguration of the system ................. 30

6.1 Main menu ....................................................................... 30

6.1.1 Device overview ...................................................................... 31

6.1.2 Multi-channel view .................................................................32

6.1.3 Conﬁguration of individual buttons and pairs of

buttons 33 .......................................................................................

6.1.4 Rename and delete devices ................................................35

6.1.5 Device updates ........................................................................36

6.2 “General settings” ............................................................36

6.2.1 Replacing the Access Point .................................................37

6.2.2 Multi-home management ....................................................37

7 Climate Control Solution.......................................39

7.1 Conﬁguring the climate control solution for

each room ....................................................................... 40

7.1.1 Operating modes ................................................................... 40

7.1.2 Room Menu .............................................................................43

7.1.3 Conﬁguration ...........................................................................43

7.2 System-wide settings for the climate control

solution 44 .............................................................................

7.2.1 Heating or cooling schedules .............................................44

7.2.1.1 The standard schedule ................................................................. 45

7.2.1.2 Adjusting the heating schedules ................................................46

7.2.2 Climate control conﬁguration ............................................49

7.2.2.1 Eco mode conﬁguration ..............................................................49

7.2.2.2 Optimum start/stop function ..................................................... 50

7.2.2.3 Humidity warning ............................................................................51

7.2.3 Summer break for heating control .................................... 51

7.3 Heating system control and hot water supply

with HmIP-MIOB / HmIP-WHS2................................. 51

7.4 Floor heating control .....................................................52

7.4.1 Options for controlling the ﬂoor heating system..........52

7.4.2 Conﬁguration options for Floor Heating Controllers...53

8 Security Solution ......................................................55

8.1 Installation instructions ..................................................55

8.2 Conﬁguration of the Homematic IP Water

Sensor (HmIP-SWD) .......................................................55

8.3 Alarm messages in the app ..........................................56

8.4 Alarms via Homematic IP devices ..............................57

8.5 Activate alarm mode ......................................................58

8.6 Conﬁgure security solution..........................................59

8.7 Alarm conﬁguration .......................................................61

9.1.2 Device settings ........................................................................66

9.2 Shutter groups .................................................................67

9.2.1 Creating shutter groups ........................................................67

9.2.2 Manual control of shutter elements in groups ..............68

9.3 Shutter proﬁles ................................................................ 69

9.4 Shutter conﬁguration ..................................................... 71

9.4.1 Lockout protection.................................................................72

9.4.2 Storm protection .....................................................................72

9.4.3 Heat protection .......................................................................73

9.4.4 Rain protection ........................................................................74

10 Light ............................................................................75

10.1 Conﬁguration of the light solution ............................75

10.2 Switching groups ............................................................75

10.2.1 Creating a switching group..................................................75

10.2.2 Rename or delete switching groups ................................. 77

10.2.3 Selecting the dimming value ............................................... 77

10.2.4 Deﬁning the switch-on time ................................................77

10.3 Create switching proﬁle/ time proﬁle .......................78

10.4 Special characteristics regarding switching

with motion detectors/presence sensors .............. 80

10.4.1 Measuring power consumption ....................................... 80

10.4.2 Special characteristics regarding switching with

motion detectors/presence sensors .................................81

10.5 Conﬁguration options for motion detectors

and presence sensors ....................................................82

10.5.1 Brightness ﬁlter ........................................................................82

10.5.2 Minimum transmission interval for motion

detection 82 ...................................................................................

10.5.3 Buer detected movements ...............................................83

10.6 Light conﬁguration .........................................................83

10.6.1 Alarm light .................................................................................83

10.6.3 Coming home light ................................................................84

11 Access ........................................................................85

11.1 Add/startup of the Homematic IP Door Lock

Drive 85 ....................................................................................

11.1.1 Closing times ...........................................................................85

11.1.2 Access authorisations ............................................................85

11.1.3 Time proﬁles .............................................................................86

11.2 Pairing and tying the Key Ring Remote Control ... 88

11.4 Device settings, door lock drive ................................ 90

11.5 PIN protection and biometrics ...................................91

11.6 Controlling garage door drives ...................................92

11.6.1 Controlling the garage door via modules for

Hörmann or Novoferm drives ............................................93

11.6.2 Controlling the garage door with the Homematic IP

Garage Door Controller ........................................................93

11.6.3 Garage door groups...............................................................95

12 Groups, time proﬁles and automation ...............97

12.1 Links / groups ...................................................................97

12.2 Time proﬁles .................................................................... 98

12.3 Automations (activation and deactivation) ............. 98

13 Voice control and additional services ............... 99

13.1 Comfortable voice control for your smart

home 99 .................................................................................

13.2 Voice control with Amazon Alexa ........................... 100

13.2.1 Setting up Amazon Alexa .................................................. 100

13.2.2 Connecting your Homematic IP smart home

system with Alexa ................................................................. 101

13.2.3 Setting up your Homematic IP devices .........................103

13.2.4 General information about Alexa and

Homematic IP ........................................................................104

13.2.5 Devices and functions supported by Amazon

Alexa 104 .........................................................................................

13.2.6 Deleting the connection between Homematic IP

and Alexa .................................................................................105

13.3 Voice control with Google Assistant/Home .........105

13.3.1 Setting up Google Home ...................................................105

13.3.2 General information about Google and

Homematic IP ........................................................................107

13.3.3 Devices and functions supported by Google ..............108

13.3.4 Deleting the connection between Homematic IP

and Google Home ...............................................................108

13.4 Voice control with active protection ...................... 109

13.5 Home Connect Plus ................................................... 109

13.6 Notes on data security ................................................110

14 Appendix ...................................................................111

14.1 Function overview for active and inactive

Internet connection ......................................................111

14.2 Homematic IP radio protocol and receive

modes 115 ..............................................................................

14.2.1 Device software update (OTAU) ....................................... 116

14.2.2 Duty cycle .............................................................................. 116

14.2.3 Lazy conﬁg.............................................................................. 116

14.3 Overview ﬂashing behaviour of Homematic IP

devices 117 ..............................................................................

14.4 Glossary ........................................................................... 118

Introduction

Access

With Homematic IP, you can easily make your front door smart and turn your smartphone into

a digital key. The door can thus be opened at any time via the free smartphone app or via the

practical remote control.

Thanks to conﬁgurable access authorizations, access to the smart home can be individually

managed – regardless of the day of the week or the point in time. The front door can only be

opened when you want it to. Thus, for example, cleaning personnel or nursing care services can

access the house only at speciﬁc times and via Key Ring Remote Control.

Is the front door really locked? Thanks to scheduled locking and unlocking, this question is moot.

You can schedule the front door to lock automatically at any desired time (e.g. over night) This

not only increases the security of your smart home, but it also saves you from having to go check

the front door. For those who want to play it safe, you can also schedule the front door – after

each unlocking action – to automatically relock the door immediately again.

Light and shade

Comfortable switching and dimming of lights creates a sense of well-being at your home. Thus,

a comfortable atmosphere for TV evenings is created via the app as the ceiling light is dimmed

to a desired brightness level while the ﬂoor lamp is switched on. Also, the sense of security is

increased with an illuminated driveway or house façade in the evening.

Shutters and blinds darken rooms; they create a sense of privacy and increase security. With our

shutter and blind actuators, the window coverings can be set up with just a few turns of the hand

via the Homematic IP App. Afterwards, they can be raised or lowered automatically.

The actuators are conveniently controlled via individual week-long proﬁles that also factor in

sunrise and sunset. Furthermore, active shutters and blinds make the home look inhabited even if

you are not at home. In addition to the anti-burglary eect of shutters, our solution thus actively

increases security. Another advantage: In case of increased room temperatures due to strong

sunlight, shutters or blinds are automatically lowered to prevent the rooms from heating up.

The Homematic IP Blind Actuators also allow the exact adjustment of the slats position of

exterior and interior blinds. If necessary, awnings can also be integrated into the smart home

using our products. The automatic storm protection avoids damage to shutters, interior blinds,

or awnings during unfavourable weather conditions and thus raises or lowers the window

coverings.

Weather & the environment

With the weather sensors, the Homematic IP smart home system is automatically adjusted to

the particular weather condition. In connection with other Homematic IP devices, the sensors

can automatically trigger commands for moving awnings, interior blinds or shutters up or down

in case of certain weather conditions, providing active protection of your home. In this respect,

users have almost unlimited possibilities for creating individual rules. Thus, it is possible for

example, in case of strong sunlight and inactive security mode, that the awning is automati-

cally extended to 80 % or that, with a previously deﬁned rainfall volume, the drainage pump is

activated for a certain period of time.

Components of the Homematic IP system

3 COMPONENTS OF THE HOMEMATIC IP SYSTEM

3.1 Homematic IP devices

The devices of the Homematic IP system are characterised by an attractive, uniform product

design. Largely determinative were the main aspects of ergonomics and usability. This applies

to the individual devices whose design and functional elements were reduced to the essentials,

which signiﬁcantly simpliﬁes the operation.

Detailed information about the single Homematic IP devices can be found in the product

datasheets of the Homematic IP devices, available for download at the website

www.homematic-ip.com.

3.2 Homematic IP Cloud

The Homematic IP Cloud enables communication between the app and the Access Point as

well as saving and managing of system relevant data. This encompasses e.g. information about

which devices have been added or connected, as well as details about the conﬁguration.

All communication between the Access Point, and app is encrypted. The system can be cloud

put safely into operation without entering any private data – exclusively by scanning the QR

code and pressing the button at the Access Point; solely the IP address is necessary for technical

reasons.

3.3 Homematic IP smartphone app

Via the you can set-up your smart home solution. The app oers Homematic IP smartphone app

step-by-step guidance through the entire installation process. All necessary links between the

devices are established automatically.

After set-up, the app takes over the function of a central control unit, enabling you to control

and conﬁgure your entire Homematic IP system. In addition, the app informs you about the

current status of your devices at all times.

No matter where you are:

With the free smartphone app, you have

everything in sight. Control your smart home

at any time from any place.

Simply comfortable.

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3.4 Operating principle of HomematicIP

Homematic IP

Access Point (HmIP-HAP)

Homematic IP devices

LAN

Data connection (mobile data)

Wireless

Cloud-Server

Homematic IP

App

Router

All data stored in the Homematic IP Cloud are completely anonymous. That means they

do not permit any conclusions about the user’s identity and the individual user behaviour

– it is only required to record the IP address for technical reasons. The identiﬁcation of

a Homematic IP user is – even theoretically – only possible as part of a criminal prose-

cution and based on a court order.

The Homematic IP smartphone app – together with the and the Access Point – enables cloud

the setup, programming and controlling of your smart home system. A scan function in the

app makes integration of individual Homematic IP components into the system very easy by

scanning the device QR code. To make sure that the system continues to run even in case of

an internet failure, all necessary links among the devices are determined by the Homematic IP

Cloud Service and created automatically. Thanks to direct links among the devices, it is ensured

that the operation still continues even during an internet failure.

All communication between the Access Point, and app is encrypted. Neither during cloud

nor after installation of the app, you will need to provide private data such as name, email

address or mobile phone number.

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4 HOME CONTROL BY WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY

4.1 Wireless range

eQ-3 beneﬁts from more than 40 years of experience in the ﬁeld of wireless technology for

smart home applications. Homematic IP is based on particularly eective and robust wireless

technology like Homematic and has proven its market success with millions of devices.

The wireless range of Homematic IP exceeds the standard requirements of a typical installation.

Depending on the device type, a wireless range between 150 and 400 meters in the open air

can be reached. Experience shows that, in less than 1 % of the installations, repeaters are used

to extend the wireless range.

Radio waves behave in a similar way as sound waves. They can penetrate walls and spread out in

all directions. Similar to the volume of sound, the energy of radio waves decreases with distance.

Thus, the range of radio waves is limited.

In practice, there are factors that can inﬂuence the radio signal in a positive and negative way,

compared to the range in the open air.

Information on the extension of the wireless range is found in section (see section “4.2

Advanced routing” on page 16).

Information on the extension of the wireless range is found in(see section “4.2 Advanced routing”

on page 16).

The following table gives an overview of the damping eects of individual building materials:

Building material Damping

Pumice stone/autoclaved aerated concrete

Gypsum and gypsum plasterboard

Uncoated glass

Metallised glass

Wood

Metal grille (e.g. in plaster)

Press boards

Stone slabs

Brick

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4.2 Advanced routing

Due to the extension of the Homematic IP Protocol with advanced routing, the HomematicIP

system will become even more ﬂexible and provides the following advantages:

Extension of the wireless range via additional Access Points to practically any arbitrarily

sized buildings or in more remote living areas, such as e.g. the garden house.

Fail safety for direct links between Homematic IP devices by tying in an additional

Access Point.

Homematic IP

Access Point (HmIP-HAP)

Advanced Routing

Homematic IP devices

LAN

Data connection (mobile data)

Wireless

Cloud-Server

Homematic IP

App

Router

Homematic IP

Access Point (HmIP-HAP)

4.2.1 Range extension

Generally, Homematic IP wireless components communicate – owing to their open field

range of about 150 to 400 meters – trouble-free even over considerable distances within

buildings. However, it cannot be excluded that the range is impaired in case of larger buildings,

unfavourable structural conditions or non-ideal placement of components.

In order to optimise the wireless range in these cases, Homematic IP principally oers two

possibilities:

• Range extension by an additional Access Point (HmIP-HAP)

• Range extension by Pluggable Switches or Pluggable Switches and Meter, respectively

4.2.1.1 Range extension by an additional Access Point

Expansion of the Homematic IP Protocol renders it possible to tie in an additional Access Point

into a Homematic IP installation. Thanks to advanced routing, the wireless range can be signiﬁ-

cantly increased, if necessary; for example, if the optimum wireless covering over several ﬂoors

or in larger buildings is concerned.

In a comparison regarding range extension with Homematic IP Pluggable Switches or, respec-

tively, Pluggable Switches and Meter, the use of an additional Homematic IP Access Point is to be

preferred. This provides the advantage that the duty cycle3 of an installation – due to increased

radio communications – is not reached as fast if an additional Access Point is used than in case

3 The duty cycle is a legally regulated limit of the transmission time of devices in the 868 MHz range. In the 868 MHz frequency range which we use, the

maximum transmission time of any device is 1% of an hour (i.e. 36 seconds in an hour). When they reach the 1 % limit, the devices must cease transmission

until this time restriction comes to an end. During normal operation, the duty cycle is not usually reached. However, repeated and radio-intensive pairing

processes mean that it may be reached in isolated instances during start-up or initial installation of a system. The device will start working correctly again

after a short period (max. 1 hour).

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of the use of Pluggable Switches or, respectively, Pluggable Switches and Meter.

After you set up a range extension and checked the functionality, the position of the

HomematicIP components, whose signal was to be strengthened, as well as that of the Access

Point should not be changed if at all possible.

Three direct transmission attempts

Transmission

attempts with

HAP as the router

Standard wireless communication:

Wireless communication if direct communication is not possible:

4.2.1.2 Range extension with Homematic IP Pluggable Switches or, respectively,

Pluggable Switches and Meter

In addition to switching connected consumers with the “range extension” function, HomematicIP

Pluggable Switches (HmIP-PS) or, respectively, Pluggable Switches and Meter (HmIP-PSM) may

also be used, if necessary, for further transmission of radio commands. In this case, after three

unsuccessful sending attempts by the sender to the receiver, the sending command is sent to

the pluggable switch and meter acting as a router; and from there, it is further transmitted to

the receiver.

Not more that two Pluggable Switches or, respectively, Pluggable Switches and Meter, that are

conﬁgured for range extension, can be used in a row as routers.

After the range extension has been set up and the functionality been veriﬁed, the position of

the Homematic IP components whose signal was to be strengthened, as well as the Pluggable

Switches or, respectively, Pluggable Switches and Meter should not be changed any more, if at

all possible. Please keep this in mind especially for mobile devices like Homematic IP Remote

Controls.

Proceed as follows to activate the range extension:

• Tap on the main menu symbol “... More“ and there on „Overview of devices“.

• In the overview of devices, select an installed Homematic IP Pluggable Switch or

Homematic IP Pluggable Switch and Meter.

• Tap on “Range extension”.

• In the following screen tap on “Activate”. By tapping on “Done”, the range extension

will be activated.

Only activate the range extension if it is really required to avoid any unnecessary routing

or radio trac. You can deactivate the range extension again via the app at any time.

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The Pluggable Switch or, respectively, the Pluggable Switch and Meter can continue to

be used for normal operation and switching of connected loads, even after activation

of the range extension.

Activation of the range extension via the Homematic IP Pluggable Dimmer is not possible.

4.2.2 Use of several Access Points/device limits

The number of possible devices which can be simultaneously operated in a Homematic IP

system is determined by the number of Access Points in the system. Operation of the first

Homematic IP Access Point (HmIP-HAP) enables the use of a maximum of 80 devices. With

an additional Access Point, another 40 devices can be added, thus increasing the number of

maximum devices per installation to 120.

The Access Points act as routers and provide for maximum fail safety in the system and practi-

cally unlimited wireless range. If several Access Points are used in an installation, Homematic

IP devices now automatically select the path with the best connection quality when sending

commands or status information. This is advantageous, for example, for installations in larger

buildings or on several ﬂoors. If the Access Point is placed on the ground ﬂoor for example,

another Access Point may be used to expand the range for communication with devices on the

upper ﬂoor or in the garden house.

Figure 1:

1x HAP

Up to 80 Homematic IP

devices per installation

2x HAP

Up to 120 Homematic IP

devices per installation

Max. 2 HAPs possible per

installation

Combination and limits of Access Points

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5 SETTING UP THE HOMEMATIC IP SYSTEM

5.1 First steps

You can easily and intuitively set up your Homematic IP installation using the smartphone

app “Homematic IP”; this was developed exclusively for the conﬁguration and control of the

Homematic IP smart home system. Individual Homematic IP devices are started in operation as

presented in the respective operating instructions.

In just a few steps, your system is already installed:

Check the system prerequisites.

Install the free smartphone app.

Set up the Access Point.

You can now train by smartphone app all Homematic IP devices you want to use in your instal-

lation; you can subsequently conﬁgure your system.

5.1.1 System requirements

For setting up the system, you will need the following components:

• Homematic IP Access Point

• Smartphone with current Android or iOS version

• Router with active internet connection

5.1.2 Download the free app

The free app can be downloaded in the Google Play Store (for Android smartphones) or in the

iTunes store (for iPhones) directly to your smartphone.

• Start the Homematic IP App on your smartphone.

• Conﬁrm the General Terms and Conditions as well as the Data Privacy Statement via

the button “Conﬁrm” (Android) or “Accept” (iOS).

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5.1.3 Set up your Access Point

The following step-by-step instructions describe the startup of a Homematic IP system by means

of a Homematic IP Access Point (HmIP-HAP).

•

The menu item “Set up your Access Point” is displayed in the app.

• Follow the instructions and connect your Homematic IP

Access Point using the supplied network cable to your router.

• Provide power to your Access Point using the supplied

plug-in mains adapter.

As soon as power is supplied, the Access Point establishes a connection

to the server. Dierent ﬂashing sequences of the device LED inform

the user during set-up about the current status of the Access Point.

During the initial startup of the system, there might possibly be a direct update of the

device software (ﬁrmware) of the Access Point. This results in a more frequent change

of the device’s ﬂashing action.

Information regarding the LED ﬂashing sequences of the Homematic IP devices are

found in the section “Overview ﬂashing behaviour of Homematic IP devices” on page

117.

In case of an active internet connection, the ﬂashing sequence is generally as follows upon

startup of the Access Point:

Flashing code Meaning Solution

Permanent orange

lighting

Homematic IP Access Point starts up Please wait until the device has

started and observe the subse-

quent ﬂashing behaviour.

Fast blue ﬂashing Connection to the server is being

established

Wait until the connection is estab-

lished and the LED lights perma-

nently blue.

Permanent blue

lighting

Connection to the server is being

established

Standard mode - you can continue

operation.

Additional ﬂashing codes which can be shown via the LED of the Access Point:

Flashing code Meaning Solution

Permanent

turquoise lighting

Connection to the server is active;

display of a secondary Access Point

Standard operation upon the use of

more than one Access Point.

Fast yellow

ﬂashing

No connection to network or router Connect the Access Point to the

network or the router, respectively.

Permanent yellow

lighting

No internet connection Please check the internet

connection and ﬁrewall settings.

Alternately long

and short orange

ﬂashing

Update is carried out (only if required) Please wait until the update has

been completed.

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5.1.4 Register Access Point to the server

If the connection to the server is established, you can register your

Access Point to the server.

• In the app, tap on the “Scan” button.

• Scan the QR code on the back of your Access Point. To this

end, position the QR code in the centre of the frame of your

QR scanner integrated in the app.

After scanning the QR code, “QR code detected” is displayed in the app for conﬁrmation.

Alternatively, you can manually enter the individual device number (SGTIN) of your

Access Point. This can be found under the QR code on your device. To do this, tap on

the button “Enter”; enter the last four numbers of your SGTIN manually and conﬁrm after

entering all numbers with .

• Tap on “Yes” if the device LED of your Access Point lights up permanently blue.

If this is not the case, tap on “No” and follow the instructions in the app.

• The Access Point is registered to the server. For conﬁrmation, press the system button

of your Access Point.

• After successful registration, the Access Point is set-up immediately ready for use. Tap

on “Done” and you will get to the homescreen of the app.

With existing installations, the Access Point appears in the app’s overview of devices in the room

“Access Points” and can be moved from there into another room if necessary. The room “Access

Points” can be activated or deactivated, for presentation in the home screen, in the main menu

under settings, home screen, display of rooms. For new installations, add the Access Point to a

desired room.

You have the opportunity to adjust the brightness of the system LED on the Access Point

(0 - 100 %). To do this, go to overview of devices in the main menu and select the Access

Point there. The function “brightness system LED” is here available for conﬁguration.

5.1.5 Adding a new smartphone

In order to add a new smartphone to an existing installation, proceed as described in the

following. Please note that the new smartphone must be close to the Access Point.

• Install the Homematic IP App on your smartphone.

• Open the app; follow the instructions. As soon as the app instructs you to, please

scan the QR code of the Access Point and press the system key. If a PIN was already

assigned beforehand for the installation, please enter it now.

• The already installed system is displayed on the new smartphone.

• Subsequently, go to settings – user overview in the main menu. You can there delete

the old smartphone, if necessary.

If you start up a new smartphone and use a backup for restoring your smartphone

proﬁle, the Homematic IP App must ﬁrst be uninstalled and subsequently reinstalled.

The data of your Homematic IP system do not get lost and, after new installation

of the app and a renewed registration with the Access Point, they will be restored.

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5.1.6 Deleting a smartphone from the installation

Proceed as follows to delete a smartphone from your installation:

• Tap on the main menu symbol “... More” at bottom right on the home screen, and

there on “Settings”.

• Tap on “User overview” to view the list of all linked smartphones.

Delete the desired smartphone by swiping to the left in the relevant line (iOS) or

long-tapping on the line (Android) and then selecting “Delete”.

After deleting the smartphone, the user can no longer access the app of the Homematic IP

system.

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5.2 Homematic IP App

5.2.1 Home screen

Using the button top right in the home screen, you are able to select between a tile view and a

list view.

5.2.1.1 Tile view

In the tile view, every room created is individually presented via a central tile which can be

individually covered with up to four Home favourites. In this view, all essential information of a

room are gathered at a glance. Using horizontal wipe gestures, you can swiftly and intuitively

change from room to room.

(A) Optional: Multi Home administration (change to

another Homematic IP system while using

several Access Points)

(B) Button for changing between the tile and the list

view

automatic, holiday)

(D) Alarm mode (fuzzy, presence mode, absence

mode)

(E) Local and weather information as well as display

of the values of outside sensors

(F) Window status (display about opened windows)

(G) Warning and informational notes symbols

(H) Room name

(I) Current heating schedule

(J) Room icon (adjustable via room menu)

(K) Room tile

(L) Additional rooms (view by wiping to the left or

right)

(M) Home favourites (individual adjustment for quick

access to selected functions; only available in

tile view)

(N) Home button for access to the home screen

(O) Main menu

(P) Basics (managed arrangement of basic

functions, such as PIN allocation, adjustment of

location or registering a ﬁrst device)

(Q) Groups (operation of switching and shading

groups)

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5.2.1.2 List view

The list view shows the rooms individually one below the other. Several rooms can be simul-

taneously clearly presented in the home screen. The nominal temperature is shown in rooms

with radiator thermostats. If a wall thermostat is installed in a room, the currently measured

actual temperature as well as the humidity are presented in addition to the nominal temperature.

Moreover, if relevant information is available, warning and information symbols are shown in

the pertinent room. Tap on the room tile to invoke other conﬁguration settings for the room.

(A) Optional: Multi Home administration (change to

another Homematic IP system while using

several Access Points)

(B) Button for changing between the tile and the list

view

automatic, holiday)

(D) Alarm mode (fuzzy, presence mode, absence

mode)

(E) Local and weather information as well as display

of the values of outside sensors

(F) Window status (display about opened windows)

(G) Current heating schedule

(H) Room name

(I) Room icon (adjustable via room menu)

(J) Display of nominal temperature in the room

(when using a radiator thermostat) as well as

actual temperature and humidity of the air

(when using a wall thermostat)

(K)

Status symbols as well as warning and infor

mation symbols

(L) Room tile

(M) Home button for access to the home screen

(N) Basics (managed arrangement of basic

functions, such as PIN allocation, adjustment of

location or registering a ﬁrst device)

(O) Groups (operation of switching and shading

groups)

(P) Main menu

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5.2.2 Room menu

Tapping on the room name (both in the tile and the list view) will open the room menu. Further

adjustments can here be made for the pertinent room.

The room menu is structured according to the solution areas available for the pertinent room

(e.g. here room climate, light, shading, security). For every solution, dierent settings can be

provided, such as e.g. selection of the heating schedule.

Figure 2: Screenshot room menu

It is possible – through the selection “processing” – to provide conﬁguration settings for the

pertinent solution, to process Home favourites (only in the tile view), change the room icon,

to rename the room, to sort anew the standard view in the room menu or to delete the room.

Tapping on “devices” will show all devices allocated to the selected room.

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5.2.2.1 Determine individually the home favourites

In the you are able to individually determine your home tile view

favourites for a room. Up to four favourites can be determined per room.

This enables the control of numerous room-specific functions (e.g.

switching the lights or moving shutters up and down) directly above the

tile view.

• Tap on the room name to access the conﬁguration menu.

• Determine via which information in the processing – processing home favourites

pertinent tile is to be presented in the home screen.

The selection of favourites diers depending on the installed system components. In

the list view, it is not possible to determine home favourites.

5.2.2.2 Changing room icon

Depending on the selected room designation, Homematic IP

allocates icons as a standard already for the various rooms. Via the

menu item “Change room icon”, you have the option to select, at

any time, its own icon for the room tile in the home screen.

5.2.2.3 Rename room

Within the Homematic IP App, there are dierent possibilities to change the name of a room.

Please proceed as follows in the room menu:

• Tap on the room name.

• Tap on “Processing” in the room menu.

• Tap on “Rename room”.

• Please enter a new name. After tap on “Conﬁrm”, the new name will be saved.

5.2.2.4 Default view

You can determine under Processing – Default view which solution

is to be shown ﬁrst (room climate, light, shading, security or access)

for the default view in the selected room when the room view is

opened.

5.2.2.5 Delete room

Within the Homematic IP App, there are dierent possibilities to delete a room. In the room

menu, use the menu item “Delete room” under “Processing”.

If there are still devices assigned to a room, you ﬁrst have to delete all devices in the

device overview of the room.

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5.2.4 Pairing of devices

You can integrate, without any problems, additional Homematic IP devices into your smart home

solution. To do this, you must register, i.e. pairing, the devices at the Access Point. After you add

the devices, they appear in the app and can be conﬁgured.

You are at liberty to choose the sequence of pairing the devices. In order to keep track of things,

it is recommended to:

• proceed room after room;

• add devices bit by bit;

• install them subsequently;

• conﬁgure them conclusively.

The pairing procedure is identical for all Homematic IP devices:

• Tap on the main menu symbol “... More” on the bottom right in the home screen.

• Tap on “Add device”.

• Follow the app request “Activate device” (supply voltage to the device)

-Battery-operated devices: Insert batteries or remove insulation strips

-Power-supplied device: Plug into outlet

• If the energy supply is active, the device is displayed in the app.

• Follow the instructions in the app.

• All devices of your Homematic IP system are registered either via scanning the QR

code or by entering the last four digits of the device number (SGTIN).

• Conﬁrm your entry with .

• In the next step, allocate the just pairing device to one or more (e.g. solutions

security, room climate and/or light and shading).

QR code and SGTIN can be found on the supplied device stickers and on the back of

the Access Point. With battery supplied devices, you will additionally ﬁnd the SGTIN in

the battery compartment. Please keep the stickers in a safe place.

Devices that can be used in one solution only (e.g. the Homematic IP Radiator Thermostat)

are automatically allocated to one solution (e.g. room climate). In this case, the request

for allocation is skipped. For devices with several possible solutions (e.g. Homematic IP

Window and Door Contact), please select in which applications (e.g. room climate and/

or security) you want to use the device.

• Allocate the device to a . Select a room that is already available or create a new room

room by tapping on “New room” (Android) or “Create new room” (iOS).

• Assign a for the device. You can optionally supplement the device name name

automatically generated by the system or assign a new name.

Select the designations for devices and rooms such that a unique and unambiguous

allocation will be subsequently possible. Via the app, you have the opportunity to rename

the devices and rooms at any time.

As soon as you add additional devices, the app will suggest already existing rooms to you. Select

one of these rooms or create a new room via “New room”. The newly added device automatically

appears in the device overview of the app under the correspondingly selected room.

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5.2.5 Location and weather information

Query of the location is required for utilisation of the weather data as well as the

location-dependent sunrise and sunset times.

Depending on the location of the smartphone, upon the initial setup, the time zone is set and

transmitted to the system as well as to the Homematic IP components. The changeover from

summer to winter time is eected automatically.

The app obtains the values shown via the online service OpenWeatherMap or directly via

measurements of your own Homematic IP Weather Sensors and makes them available to other

functions. Shutters / blinds / awnings are thus automatically controlled.

Via the “Sort” button at the top right of the screen you can determine the weather view order.

• Tap on “Determine weather location”. In the search ﬁeld, enter the name of the city or

the postcode.

• Select the location for your weather data and tap on the left arrow at the the top left

screen and conﬁrm your selection (Android) or tap on “Done” (iOS).

After tapping on the weather symbol, numerous location -dependent items of information will

be available to you. This includes, aside from the outside temperature, the times of sunrise and

sunset, as well as the humidity and wind velocity including the prevailing direction of the wind.

If you have additional Homematic IP products installed from the category of weather and

environment, you will be correspondingly shown additional weather data.

5.2.6 Determine system PIN

Assign a PIN for the protection of your system. By setting up a system PIN, you protect your

Homematic IP installation from unlawful access by unauthorised persons. It is thus recom-

mended to deposit a system PIN already at the beginning of the installation.

Always keep this system PIN in a well-protected place since resetting the PIN is not possible.

You will need the PIN for the following administrative functions within the Homematic IP system:

• Adding a new smartphone and deleting an existing smartphone

• Changing the PIN

• Deleting the event protocol

• Exchanging an Access Point

• Preparing couplings with additional services, such as Amazon Alexa

• Setting up access authorisations in the access solution or conﬁguration of the

Homematic IP Door Lock Drive.

• In the ﬁeld “Deﬁne PIN”, enter an at least 4-digit combination of digits of your choice.

• Tap on the left arrow at the top left screen and conﬁrm your selection (Android) or tap

on “Done” (iOS).

After the PIN has been provided in the setup screen, the code can also be subsequently changed

in the main menu under More, Settings, PIN.

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6 GENERAL CONFIGURATION OF THE SYSTEM

6.1 Main menu

In the main menu you can make the settings for your Homematic IP system.

• Tap on the main menu symbol “... More” on the bottom right in the home screen.

Depending on the conﬁguration of the system, you will have the following options in the main

menu:

• General

- Device overview

- Add device

- Device updates

-Automation

-Camera

- Settings

- Info and help

• climate control

- Heating / cooling schedules

- Climate control conﬁguration

- Holiday mode

- Hot water conﬁguration

• Security

- Alarm protocol

- Alarm conﬁguration

- Light groups

- Presence mode

• Light and shade

- Links/ groups

- Time proﬁles

- Shutter conﬁguration

• Other information

-Automation

-Camera

-Voice control and additional services

-Multi home administration

Please note that only menu items are displayed for which devices are available in your

system. If, for example, you are not using devices of the security solution, the menu item

“Security” is not displayed.

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6.1.1 Device overview

In the app, you manage your Homematic IP devices via the main menu symbol “... More” in the

“overview of devices”. You will ﬁnd all added devices displayed, allocated according to rooms.

Devices which were paired without room allocation are displayed in a pop-up window on the

home screen.

All rooms follow in alphabetical order or in the sorting order that you speciﬁed in the settings

under the menu item “Display of rooms”.

Via a tap on “All” (Android) or “Filter” (iOS), you have the option to ﬁlter your devices according

to individual rooms.

In the overview of devices, you can adjust individual device settings. Conﬁguration possibilities

result depending on the device. Basically, you can change – with all devices – the allocation to

a room name of the or the device.

• For this, select a device in the overview of devices. Tap on the name of the device.

• Select the menu item “Allocation” to push the device into another room and to

change the name.

Depending on the type of device, the dierent possibilities of settings are dierentiated. For

example, for devices with a push button or a rotary knob, an can be activated operating lock

or deactivated.

Devices for which the operating lock is activated can be operated only via the app, not,

however, via the device itself.

Deactivation of the operating lock is possible only via the app.

Moreover, you can adjust e.g. a temperature oset for radiator thermostats to balance out

temperature deviations. Should you operate a wall thermostat in a room, only the temperature

oset is to apply which was adjusted with the wall thermostat. For window contacts, an individual

message delay between 0 and 60 seconds can be deﬁned.

A message delay can be useful if a window is opened only shortly without the heating to

be turned down with it.

By means of a tap on the device designation, you will ﬁnd – via the infor-

mation icon at the top right of the edge of the screen – additional infor-

mation for every device in the following sequence:

• SGTIN: Individual device number

• Device type: Short designation of the device

• Current ﬁrmware: Installed ﬁrmware version of the device

• Update status: Availability of current updates for devices and

ﬁrmware

• Connection quality: Informative bar chart about the connection

quality between Access Point and device

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6.1.2 Multi-channel view

In devices with several channels, the multi-channel view enables the allocation and designation

of individual channels to individual rooms and solutions. This concerns multi-channel devices

by HomematicIP, such as ﬂoor heating controllers, contact interfaces or multi-channel switch

actuators. After adding multi-channel devices, the allocation of individual channels to rooms

will be automatically queried.

The allocation of individual channels can be eected at any time via the display of the device

overview:

• Tap on the main menu symbol “...More” and there on “Device overview”.

In terms of devices whose channels can be allocated to dierent rooms, the already allocated

channels are displayed in the device overview under the pertinent room. One example for this

type of device are ﬂoor heating controllers which frequently control heating circuits in dierent

rooms. These channels are designated by the multi-channel symbol .

Figure 3: Screenshot device overview, multi-channel devices (1)

• The multi channel view indicates all devices and related channels.

• Tap on the device in the device overview. In case of multi-channel devices, you get

automatically into the multi-channel view – in the area “Channels” of the menu

“Device conﬁguration“.

Moreover, non-allocated channels are here shown in grey. In the future, you can directly provide

channel-speciﬁc conﬁgurations from the multi-channel view by selecting the desired channel.

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Figure 4: Screenshot device overview, multi-channel devices (2)

6.1.3 Conﬁguration of individual buttons and pairs of buttons

As a standard, the buttons of Homematic IP remote controls and wall push buttons are deﬁned

as pairs of buttons. That means,using one button, you can switch on / dim up /power up another

Homematic IP device, and via the second button of the pair of buttons, you can switch o /dim

down /power down that device.

The predeﬁned button pairs of remote controls and wall push buttons can also be easily split into

individual buttons. This allows you to conﬁgure your smart home system even more individually

and use the easy-to-use toggle function, for example, to switch devices on or o using just one

button.

In order to subdivide the pairs of buttons into individual buttons, please proceed as follows:

• Tap on the main menu symbol “...More” and there on “Device overview”. Alternatively,

you can also invoice the desired device via “Devices” in the room overview.

• Select the desired device from the list.

• Tap on “Conﬁguration of pairs of buttons and individual buttons”.

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Figure 5: Conﬁguration of individual buttons and pairs of buttons

If you allocated the device or, respectively, the pair of buttons before already to a group,

you cannot divide the pair of buttons into individual buttons. To this end, ﬁrst delete the

allocation of the pair of buttons to the corresponding group.

The individual channels of the button pairs must be assigned to the same solution.

• Select whether you want to use the buttons of the device as individual buttons or as

pairs of buttons.

• Tap on “Save” to conclude the conﬁguration.

If you deﬁned the buttons as individual buttons, you can use the toggle function via the individual

buttons to execute two functions (e. g. switching on and o) via one button. To be able to use

the toggle function, please proceed as follows:

• In the home screen, tap on “Groups” and subsequently on “Processing”.

• Create a new group by means of the + symbol.

• Select the type of the group to be created (e.g. “switching group” or “shading group”).

• Select the devices or channels for the group and tap on “Done”.

• Via the following menu, you can determine the action under “Toggle” which is to be

executed upon actuation of the button.

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Figure 6: Action upon actuation of the button

• Tap on “Done” to save the conﬁguration.

6.1.4 Rename and delete devices

All devices displayed in the device overview can be renamed or deleted here.

Rename devices

Android

• Tap and hold down the device you want to rename.

• Tap on the pen symbol ( ) in the menu bar.

• Enter a new name. After tapping on “Conﬁrm”, the new name will be saved.

iOS

• Select the device you want to rename, swipe from right to left and tap on “Rename”.

• Enter a new name into the text box. After tapping on “Conﬁrm”, the new name will be

saved.

Delete devices

Android

• Tap and hold down the device you want to delete.

• Tap on the trash symbol ( ) in the menu bar.

• Conﬁrm by tapping on “Delete” that you really want to delete the device.

iOS

• Select the device you want to delete, swipe from right to left and tap on “Delete”.

• Conﬁrm by tapping on “Delete” that you really want to delete the device.

If you delete a device, the factory settings of the device have to be restored in order to

add it again and thus continue to use it. For further information, please refer to the user

manual of the corresponding devices.

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6.2.1 Replacing the Access Point

If it should be necessary to replace your Homematic IP Access Point, this can be done without

diculty. In that case, the new Access Point takes over all data of your installation. Your previ-

ously used Access Point will be put out of operation.

Please note that your new Access Point must be in factory condition. You will find

instructions on how to restore the factory settings in the user manual of your Access

Point.

Access points can only be exchanged with variants of the same type; thus, e.g. HmIP-HAP

with HmIP-HAP or HmIP-WLAN-HAP with HmIP-WLAN-HAP. If you want to exchange

your current Access Point for an Access Point of another type, the existing devices of

your installation must ﬁrst be reset and subsequently paired new.

• Disconnect your old Access Point from the power supply.

• In the app home screen, tap on the main menu icon “... More” and select “Info and

help” from the main menu.

• In the menu “Info and help” tap quickly ﬁve times on the version line displayed in grey

on the bottom of the screen.

• Tap “Continue” and follow the instructions in the app step by step.

After the exchange procedure is ﬁnished, your new Access Point is set up and immediately ready

for use.

6.2.2 Multi-home management

Multi-home management gives you the option of setting up several separate Homematic IP

systems with one Homematic IP App. This allows you to control and conﬁgure your home as

well as an additional holiday home with your HomematicIP app. Homematic IP Access Points

(HmIP-HAP) as well as WLAN Access Points (HmIP-WLAN-HAP) can be used for the multi-home

management.

• Tap on the main menu symbol.

• Select the menu item “Multi-home management”.

• In the following window, tap on the + sign.

• Select a new name for the system you want to install (for

example “holiday home“) and tap on “Conﬁrm”.

• pair your new Access Point. Follow the instructions in the app.

After adding the new Access Point, you can directly see in the home screen

which installation you are currently viewing and switch to another instal-

lation by tapping on the installation’s name (e.g. “My home”).

Alternatively, the menu item “Multi-home management” lets you select

which Homematic IP system you want to control with your Homematic IP

smartphone app.

The Access Points or installations integrated into the app can be renamed

and deleted via the menu at any time.

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6.3 Restoring the factory settings of the Access Point

The factory settings of the Access Point and the entire installation can be restored. The opera-

tions dier as follows:

• Resetting the Access Point:

Only the factory settings of the Access Point are restored here. The installation

remains in place, along with all the settings made.

• Resetting and deleting the entire installation

This resets the entire Homematic IP installation and deletes all settings. The app must

then be uninstalled and reinstalled. The factory state of your individual Homematic IP

devices must also be restored in order to enable them to be paired again.

6.3.1 Resetting the Access Point

To restore the factory settings of the Access Point, please proceed as follows:

• To restore the factory settings of the Access Point, please proceed as follows:

Disconnect the Access Point from the power supply. Therefore, unplug the mains

adapter.

• Plug-in the mains adapter again and press and hold down the system button for 4s at

the same time, until the LED will quickly start ﬂashing orange.

• Release the system button.

• Press and hold down the system button again for 4 seconds, until the LED lights up

green. If the LED lights up red, please try again.

• Release the system button again to conclude the procedure.

The device restarts and the Access Point is reset.

6.3.2 Deleting an Access Point from the installation

If you want to delete one of several Access Points from your Homematic IP installation,

proceed as follows:

• In the app home screen, tap on the main menu icon “... More” and then on “Overview

of devices”. The paired Access Point(s) is/are displayed in the device list..

• Delete the desired Access Point by swiping to the left in the relevant line (iOS) or

long-tapping on the line (Android) and then selecting “Delete”.

If a secondary Access Point is deleted from the installation, all system data remains in

place.

The primary Access Point cannot be deleted from the installation as previously described.

If you want to delete the primary Access Point and thus the entire installation, proceed

as described in “6.2.2 Resetting and deleting the entire installation”.

Climate Control Solution

7.1 Conﬁguring the climate control solution for each room

After you have installed and set-up your solution as described in section „5.2.4 Pairing of devices“

, you can conﬁgure the climate control solution and adapt it to your individual needs.

Homematic IP room climate control devices, such as a radiator thermostat, window and

door contact and wall thermostat, are automatically linked to each other after being

assigned to the same room and act with each other. An electric heater that is connected

to the Homematic IP system via a switch socket for example can also be controlled

automatically via a wall thermostat if it has been assigned to the „Room climate“ solution

and to the same room.

7.1.1 Operating modes

Automatic operation using heating schedules

You can conﬁgure individual heating schedules for each room, in order to automatically control

room temperature. Further information on this matter can be found under “Heating or cooling

schedules” on page 44

Manual operation

If you select the proﬁle “Manual” for a room, you have the option to select a room temperature

that is kept constant within the deﬁned minimum and maximum temperature. The stored heating

schedule of the corresponding room is not active in the meantime.

• In the home screen, tap on the room for which you want to activate the proﬁle

“Manually”.

• Tap on the currently activated proﬁle.

• In the “Delete visible schedules” pop-up window, tap “Manual” and select the desired

room temperature using the control dial.

• Tap on Back to return to the home screen of the app.

Party mode

For parties or similar events, a changed temperature can be desired for a certain period of time.

You can use the party mode to adjust the room temperature for a precisely deﬁned period of

time.

• In the home screen, tap on the room for which you want to activate the proﬁle “Party

mode”.

Climate Control Solution

Figure 7: Screenshot Selecting the party mode

• Tap on the currently activated proﬁle.

• In the pop-up window “Visible schedules”, tap on “Party mode”.

• Select the time for activating the party mode and tap “Continue”.

• Use the control dial to select the desired room temperature.

• Tap on Back to return to the home screen of the app.

After the time deﬁned for the party mode has expired, the room temperature is controlled

according to the proﬁle that has been selected last.

Holiday mode

By activating the holiday mode you have the option to reduce the room temperature until a

deﬁned point in time to a freely selectable temperature value in case of longer absence and

thus to save energy.

In contrast to the eco mode, the temperature in the holiday mode is reduced in all rooms, i.e.

also in rooms which are heated exclusively with a ﬂoor or wall surface heating system.

Even after your Homematic IP device has been restarted (for example after a battery

change or device update), the device’s last proﬁle status is now automatically restored.

For example, a radiator thermostat’s last selected heating schedule will continue to be

run after the restart.

Activating the holiday mode

• Tap the operating mode icon on the app home screen and select the operating mode

“Holiday”.

Climate Control Solution

7.1.2 Room Menu

• Select a room via the app home screen. Tap on the upper part of the room tile and

subsequently on “Edit”. Here you can choose multiple menu items, depending on your

system conﬁguration.

Figure 9: Screenshot room menu item

7.1.3 Conﬁguration

Via the menu item “Conﬁguration” you can conﬁgure the rooms of your choice.

The minimum / maximum temperature configured is also valid if a higher or lower

temperature should be selected in one or more heating phases of the selected heating

schedule.

Conﬁguration option

Minimum / maximum

temperature

The "Minimum / Maximum temperature" is conﬁgured using the control

dial. After tapping on "Conﬁrm" (Android) or "Done" (iOS) the selected

minimum / maximum temperature is stored in the system.

Open-window temperature

The "Open-window temperature" determines to which value the

temperature set on the radiator thermostat will be reduced. After tapping

on "Conﬁrm" (Android) or "Done" (iOS), the selected open-window

temperature is stored in the system.

Boost duration

The "Boost duration" selects the duration of time for which the valve of

the radiator unit is to be fully opened. It can be conﬁgured in the app

or on the thermostat. Tap "Boost duration" and select the desired boost

duration via the control dial. After tapping on "Conﬁrm" (Android) or

"Done" (iOS), the selected boost duration is stored in the system.

n case of rapidly decreasing temperatures (1.5 °C in 3 min) due to an open window, the

radiator thermostat will automatically reduce the temperature of the radiator to 12 °C for

15 min (“Temperature drop detection”). After 15 min, the radiator thermostat will change

back again to the current heating schedule. The installation location of the radiator

thermostat (below window sills, behind furniture or curtains) or external temperatures

may inﬂuence the open-window detection. For optimum open-window detection, it is

thus advisable to use the Homematic IP door and window contacts.

Climate Control Solution

Heating system (available when using Floor Heating Controller)

This menu item allows you to select the heating system that you want to control with your Floor

Heating Controller. You can select between the following ﬁve options:

• 1. Standard

Select this mode for standard ﬂoor heating systems in conventional buildings.

• 2. Low energy

Select this mode if you use a ﬂoor or wall surface heating system with a very low ﬂow

temperature, for example in an energetically renovated building or new building with

low energy requirements.

The remaining three options are reserved for special areas of application and are not relevant

for ﬂoor and wall surface heating systems.

• 3. Radiator

With this mode, it is possible to regulate water-based radiators via a channel of the

Floor Heating Controller. For this, a wired thermal actuator on the radiator is required.

• 4. Passive convector

Select this mode only when using underﬂoor convectors, such as those used in front

of large window areas.

• 5. Active convector

This mode is applied only when fan coils are used, which are mainly used in oce and

industrial buildings.

Humidity limit

When using a Homematic IP Multi IO Box with connected dehumidiﬁer, the humidity value from

which the dehumidiﬁer is activated in order to avoid condensation problems can be set here.

In the case of ﬂoor heating systems with active cooling operation, the corresponding cooling

circuit is also closed.

7.2 System-wide settings for the climate control solution

7.2.1 Heating or cooling schedules

Heating and cooling schedules provide you with the option to tailor the heating control for each

room to your personal needs and individual routines. Automatic control of the room temperature

allows you to always have your desired temperature.

For each room, the app can deﬁne up to three dierent heating or cooling schedules (if you are

using Floor Heating Controllers). Within these heating schedules, you can set dierent minute-

to-minute switching times for each day of the week and thus regulate the room temperature in

a time-controlled manner - with up to six freely deﬁnable heating phases per day and a temper-

ature selection with a precision of up to 0.5°.

All deﬁned heating schedules can be selected under the corresponding rooms with a ﬁngertip.

Climate Control Solution

Figure 10: Screenshot Selection of heat proﬁle

When using Floor Heating Controllers, it is possible to pair them with the Homematic IP Multi IO

Box in order to control the boiler and to switch from heating to cooling operation. Just as for

heating schedules, individual cooling schedules can also be created. The ﬂoor heating system

can thus even cool rooms down to a pleasant level in summer.

7.2.1.1 The standard schedule

In the app, up to three heating schedules can be created and conﬁgured for each room. The

standard proﬁle is explained in more detail below:

Speciﬁed as a default is a of 17 °C. The base temperature base temperature indicates which

constant temperature is to be kept in the room if the heating schedule is neither in a heating

nor in a lowering phase.

In addition, a room temperature of 21 °C is speciﬁed from 6:00 am to 9:00 am and from 5:00

pm to 9:00 pm for the weekdays. For Saturdays and Sundays, a room temperature of 21 °C is

pre-set from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Figure 11: Screenshot Standard proﬁle

Climate Control Solution

7.2.1.2 Adjusting the heating schedules

You have six options for adjusting the heating schedules:

• Rename proﬁles

• Changing the base temperature

• Changing the predeﬁned heating phases

• Deleting and adding heating phases

• Copying switching times to other weekdays

• Copying proﬁles to other proﬁle positions (transferring complete week proﬁle to other

rooms)

Selecting proﬁles

• Access the main menu and tap on “Heating schedules”.

• In the “Heating schedules” menu, select the schedule of the room you want to adjust

by tapping “Standard schedule” under the relevant room. The proﬁle is loaded and the

proﬁle overview opens with the reset heating schedules for every day of the week.

Rename proﬁle

• In the “Heating schedules” menu, mark the proﬁle of the room you want to adjust.

• iOS:

-In the proﬁle overview, select the proﬁle that you want to rename by swiping

from right to left. Tap on “Rename”.

• Android:

-Select the proﬁle by tapping and holding.

-Tap on the pen symbol in the menu bar.

• Enter a new name and conﬁrm the entry.

After conﬁrming the entry you will automatically get back into the “Heating schedules” menu.

Changing the base temperature

The base temperature indicates which constant temperature is to be kept in a room, if the

heating schedule is neither in a heating phase nor in a lowering down phase.

• Tap on the top proﬁle bar (Monday).

• Tap on “Base temperature”; then adjust the using the control dial. base temperature

After tapping on the left arrow in the top left corner of the screen (Android) or “Done“

(iOS), the entry will be stored.

Climate Control Solution

Figure 12: Screenshot Changing the base temperature

Changing heating phases

• Tap on the heating phase you want to change. You can now change the corresponding

ﬁelds beginning (left), setpoint temperature (middle) and end (right) of the selected

heating phase. For saving the changes of the proﬁle, tap three times on “Back” ( ) and

afterwards on “Save” (Android) or “Done” (iOS).

Figure 13: Screenshot changing heating phases

Adding heating phases

• In the proﬁle overview of a room, select a day proﬁle and tap on the + sign. A new

heating phase is opened that you can individually adjust (refer to “Changing heating

phases”).

Deleting heating phases

• To delete a heating phase, tap on (Android) or swipe from right to left in the ﬁeld

of the selected heating phase and tap on “Delete” (iOS). The heating phase will be

deleted.

Climate Control Solution

Copying switching times to other weekdays

With this function, you can transfer switching times which you deﬁned for a weekday, to one

or several additional weekdays. Subsequently, you can further adjust the heating schedules for

the selected weekdays.

Android:

• Select in the proﬁle overview the day proﬁle you wand to copy by pressing and

holding. Tap on .

• Select the desired week day and tap on “Conﬁrm”.

iOS:

• Select in the proﬁle overview the day proﬁle you want to copy, swipe from right to left

and tap on “Copy”.

• Select the desired week day and tap on “Done”.

Transferring heating schedules to other rooms.

This function enables comfortable copying of one of your deﬁned weekly proﬁles to other

rooms.

Android

• Select in the “Heating schedules” menu the proﬁle that you want to copy to the other

proﬁle positions by pressing and holding. Tap on .

• Select the proﬁle positions via the check box and tap on “OK”.

iOS

• In the proﬁle overview, select the proﬁle that you want to copy to other proﬁle

positions by swiping from right to left. Tap on “Copy”.

• Select the desired proﬁle position by tapping and tap on “Done”.

Creating additional heating schedules

In the app you can deﬁne up to three heating schedules for each room via the menu “Heating

schedules”.

• Tap on the unfold icon of the desired room ( ).

• In the “Visible schedules” window select at least one additional visible schedule and tap

“Conﬁrm” (Android) or “Done” (iOS).

• Tap on the selected alternate proﬁle. In the proﬁle overview you can deﬁne this proﬁle

and if required one additional proﬁle as described above.

Also for this feature it is very useful to copy the switching time to other week days.

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