HomeSeer HomeTroller S6 Manuel utilisateur

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HomeTroller S6 Quick-Start Guide

Congratulations on your purchase! Your HomeTroller S6 is ready to put you in control of your home. Please take a few

minutes to read through this guide to familiarize yourself with the steps required to set up your Z-Wave network and

your HomeTroller.

STEP #1 –HomeTroller S6 Initial Setup

To begin using HS3 you will need to setup your HomeTroller S6.

Follow these steps:

HomeTroller Hardware Installation

a) Unpack the HomeTroller and AC power supply.

b) Connect a monitor, mouse, and keyboard for initial set up.

(The unit is also accessible remotely using VNC, Remote

Desktop, or find.homeseer.com)

c) Connect an Ethernet cable to your HomeTroller and to a

network port on your internet router. (Wifi can be configured

if desired)

d) Connect the AC power adapter to your HomeTroller to begin

the boot process. The HomeTroller will power on by itself.

Accessing the HomeTroller Web Interface

Once the unit is set up you will want to access the web interface to set the system up. First you must register the unit

though. Please skip to Step 2 to access the HomeTroller remotely if you do not have a monitor and keyboard set up with

the S6 or are not local to the HomeTroller.

The method below should work with any browser on any device

(mobile or desktop).

a) Navigate to http://find.homeseer.com

b) Click the “Search” button. Your HomeSeer system

should now appear at the bottom.

c) Click the IP address hyperlink to access your system’s

web interface.

Registering your HomeTroller

You must register your unit to allow HS3 to boot up fully and automatically every time a restart occurs. Your licenseID

and password is located on the bottom of the unit.

a) Go to the Tools dropdown navigation at the top and click on Setup.

b) Once the setup page loads, at the very top there is a License section. Click Register Online.

c) Enter your License ID and Password located on the bottom of the unit.

d) Once completed fill out the form and proceed to your next step.

Changing the Username and Password

The default username is: default and the default password is: default. It is highly recommended that you change the

username and password to something more secure. Please make sure to save this information.

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a) Go to the Tools menu and click Setup.

b) Click on the Network tab at the top and you will see a list under Web User Settings.

c) Enter a User Name and Password in to the respected fields and then choose the User Rights.

d) Click Add User once all fields have been completed. Click Delete to remove a User.

Updating Your HomeTroller S6 and Setting the Time Zone

Be sure to check for updates and install any that are available and set the time zone. To do this, follow these steps:

a) Upon HomeSeer booting it will check for updates.

b) You can either restart your HomeTroller or just restart HS3.

c) HomeSeer needs to be shut down once the update procedure begins.

a) Double click on the time in the bottom right of your screen in the system tray and then click Change Time Zone.

STEP #2 –Local and Remote Access

Welcome to the new MyHomeSeer Remote. MyHS will allow you to access your HS3

system from anywhere without having to touch your router. There are requires for

MyHS to work. HS3 must be version 3.0.0.97

or later. HSTouch Android client requires

1.0.0.76 or later. Please make sure to update

to these versions. It is recommended that you

uninstall the application and then reinstall it

from the Play Store/iTunes Store. (This guide

assumes you have HSTouch Server already set

up. If you do not, please refer to the HS3 Quick

Start Guide on setting that up). Now, let’s get

started!

To begin using MyHSRemote you will need to register your HS3 software with the

connected service.

Registration

a) Once the HSTouch has finished installing, go ahead and open it up. You will

be prompted with a Log In to MyHS screen.

b) Click Register. Your default browser will come forward and load the

registration page.

c) Enter in the preferred email address you would like to use to be tied

to your MyHS for the Account Email Address. This will later be used

as your MyHS username.

d) Enter a preferred Account Password. You will use this as the

password to enter in your MyHS settings.

e) The License ID you are asked for is your HS3 licenseID. The same

goes for your License Password. (For HomeTroller HS3 users, this is

located on the bottom of your unit. For HS3 Software users, this

information was emailed to you.)

f) Click Register. You will receive a confirmation on the next screen

unless errors are detected. You will also be emailed an email that

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requires a confirmation. Click the link in the email.

Using VNC for Local or Remote Access

RealVNC is a freeware software tool that will allow you to access the Windows® interface of the HomeTroller from any

remote computer via home network (LAN) or the internet (WAN). The HomeTroller is shipped with RealVNC pre-installed

for remote access.

To Access the HomeTroller from Any Computer on your Home Network

1. Open any Java-compatible browser and in the address box enter http://HomeTroller:5900. Alternately, you may

use the LAN IP address for your HomeTroller. Example: http://192.168.0.100:5900

2. If a security message appears, click the run button.

3. A small box titled “VNC Viewer: Connection Details”. Click ‘OK’ in this box.

4. Another small box titled “VNC Authentication” now appears. Use the password “hsthst” and hit the ‘enter’ key.

The Windows interface for the HomeTroller should now appear.

To Access the HomeTroller from Any Computer on the Internet

1. Open any Java-compatible browser and in the address box enter

http://[IP Address]:5800 (where [IP Address] represents the physical or virtual internet IP Address for your

HomeTroller). Example: http://77.324.445.103:5900 or http://mydomain.com:5900

2. If a security message appears, click the run button.

3. A small box titled “VNC Viewer: Connection Details”. Click ‘OK’ in this box.

4. Another small box titled “VNC Authentication” now appears. Use the password “hsthst” and hit the ‘enter’ key.

The Windows interface for the HomeTroller should now appear.

NOTE: If your internet connection is protected by a firewall or router, you’ll need to open port 5900 to allow internet

access to your HomeTroller. Check with your firewall or router manufacturer for details on how to do this.

NOTE: VNC Viewer can also be downloaded and used as an application on your remote computer to access your

HomeTroller.

STEP #3 –Installing Plug-ins

HomeSeer works with many different protocols. All of these

protocols require a plug-in to be installed. There are HomeSeer

Tech plug-ins and many 3rd Party plug-ins. Please follow the

instructions below on installing a plug-in or you can click here to

watch a video tutorial.

5. Locate the Plug-Ins drop down at the top of the

screen. With that dropdown click Manage.

6. Click the yellow circle to right of the Additional

Interfaces. This will present you with a list of

categories. Each category has a list of plug-ins that

can be installed.

7. Click on the circle next to the category that you wish

to expand.

8. Once you see the list of plug-ins, click the check box

to the left of the plug-ins that you want to install.

(You may check more than one at a time.)

9. After you have selected the plug-ins you wish to

install, a Download and Install button will appear.

Click this button to proceed with the install.

10. You will be given a progress bar under the Installed

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Plug-ins section indicating the status of the install.

11. You must now Enable your plug-ins to use them. Once they are enabled they will be available to configure.

Some plug-ins will require you to enter a COM port before going into the configuration pages.

12. To get to the configuration pages, go back to the top where the plug-ins menu is and you will see a list of your

installed plug-ins. Within each plug-in there is another menu that has a link to the configuration pages.

STEP #4 –Adding a Z-Wave Controller

In order to control Z-Wave devices, such as light switches, thermostats, door locks and sensors, they must be included

into a Z-Wave “network”. Follow the steps below to add your Z-Wave controller and create a Z-Wave network. For a more

visual walkthrough, click here (http://board.homeseer.com/showthread.php?t=162907).

a) Go to the Plug-ins drop down menu and

hover over Z-Wave. Select Controller

Management.

b) Click the Add Interface button to begin the

management process.

c) You will now be prompted to add an

interface name, interface type, and the

COM port of the interface. A good naming scheme is either the name of the interface you are using or the

location of your Z-Wave controller (if you have multiple). The interface type corresponds to the type of Z-Wave

controller you are using. If you have using an IP2SL/WF2SL, select the Ethernet option.

d) Go ahead and click Add and let HomeSeer initialize the unit. Once initialized, you will be brought to a new

screen.

e) You must now enable the controller. Click the red circle with a line through it (“No symbol”) to enable it. You will

see a green checkmark if the interface enabled correctly.

f) To add another Z-Wave interface simply follow these instructions again.

STEP #5 - Z-Wave Network Setup

In order to control Z-Wave devices, such as light switches, thermostats, door locks and sensors, they must be included

into a Z-Wave “network”. Follow the steps below to create your Z-Wave network and to include devices. Note: the steps

below assume you’ve already physically installed Z-Wave devices in your home.

Including Externally Powered Devices (wall switches, receptacles, plug-in modules, etc)

a) Take your Z-Stick and put it into “inclusion mode” by pressing and releasing the large round button on one side.

A blue LED light around the button will begin blinking slowly.

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b) While the Z-Stick is in inclusion mode, position it within 1-3 feet of your Z-Wave device. Now press the network

button (or paddle) on your Z-Wave device and observe the blinking LED on the Z-Stick. If successful, the LED

light will glow solidly for about 2 seconds and then will begin blinking slowly again. Note: If the LED does not

glow solidly, the device may need to be reset. Reset the device by following the procedure outlined in

“Excluding Devices” below.

c) If you have other Z-Wave devices to add to your network, you may keep the

Z-Stick in inclusion mode and add the remaining devices using the procedure above. Once you’re finished, tap

the button on the Z-Stick again. The LED light will turn off and it will no longer be in inclusion mode.

Including Battery Powered Devices (door locks, environmental sensors, etc)

Battery operated devices must be included into your Z-Wave network using the HomeTroller web interface. Your Z-Wave

Controller must be plugged into your HomeTroller while following these instructions. Follow the steps below to include

your battery operated device(s).

a) Position your battery operated Z-Wave device within 1-3 Feet of your HomeTroller.

b) From the web interface, use the pull down menus to navigate to the Z-Wave Controller Management page

(PLUG-INS > Z-Wave > Controller Management).

c) Locate the “Z-Wave Interfaces” area and expand your Z-Wave Controller section. Open the “Actions:” menu and

choose “Add/Include a Node”.

d) Click the ‘Start’ button below the Actions menu. Your HomeTroller is now in inclusion mode and is ready to

communicate with your battery operated device.

e) Activate the network button (or button sequence) on your battery operated device and observe the inclusion

process in the green log window. When done, you’ll receive an acknowledgement such as “Finished with

Replication process”. Your battery operated device is now included in your Z-Wave network!

Excluding Devices

Follow the procedure below to (a) reset the device to its factory settings or (b) remove the device from your Z-Wave

interface.

a) To put the Z-Stick into “exclusion mode”, press and hold its round button for 3 seconds. The LED light will begin

to blink rapidly.

b) Position the Z-Stick within 1 –3 feet of your Z-Wave device and press the network button or paddle on your Z-

Wave device. The blue LED light on your Z-Stick will glow solidly for about 2 seconds and then return to blinking

rapidly. Your device has now been reset or removed from your network.

STEP #6 –Importing, Editing and Controlling Your Z-Wave Devices

After you’ve created your Z-Wave network, you’ll need to import that network into your HomeTroller, so that your devices

can be monitored and controlled. Here’s how to do that:

Importing Z-Wave Devices

b) From the web interface, use the pull down menus to navigate to the Z-Wave Controller Management page

(PLUG-INS > Z-Wave > Controller Management).

c) Locate the “Z-Wave Interfaces” area and expand the section of your Z-Wave Controller. Open the “Actions:”

menu and choose “Import Node Info from Controller and Scan Devices”.

d) Click the ‘Start’ button below the Actions menu. Your HomeTroller will now import your device information from

the Z-Stick. When done, you’ll receive an acknowledgement such as “Finished with Z-Wave device

synchronization”. Your Z-Wave devices may now be monitored and controlled from the HomeTroller!

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Editing and Controlling Your Z-Wave devices

a) From the web interface, use the pull down menus to navigate to the Device Management Page (VIEW > Device

Management). Click the “Show All” button in the upper right hand area of the page. A list of all your devices will

now be displayed.

b) To edit the name, location and other properties of any device, click the Name.

c) To control the device, use the buttons in the Control column.

STEP #7 –Creating Automation Events

Simply put, an automation event consists of an action (or actions) that are set into motion by one or more triggers.

Example: Turning on lights at sunset. Trigger = sunset, Action = turning lights on. With HomeSeer, you can quickly and

easily create all the events you need. Here’s how to create the sunset event above:

Creating Events

a) From the web interface, use the

pull down menus to navigate to the

Events page (VIEW > Events).

b) Change the event group name from

“New Group” to “Lighting”.

c) Now expand the “New Event”

section and rename the new event

to “Lights on at Sunset”

d) In the shaded blue “Trigger”

section, choose “The Time Is…” and then select “The Time is Sunset”

e) If the shaded green “Actions” section, choose “Control a Device” and then select the device you wish to control

and the method of control (on / off) you wish to use. The resulting event will look like this:

STEP #8 –HSTouch Server Setup

After you have successfully connected to your Wi-Fi network, you will need to make sure HSTouch Server is properly set

up before connecting the client to your HomeSeer system. Follow the instructions below to set up HSTouch Server

(Below instructions are for Android).

a) Go to the Plug-in’s menu within your HomeSeer Web Control and click on Manage.

b) If HSTouch Server is not installed follow these steps, otherwise skip to step f

c) Click on Additional Interfaces to expand the plug-in updater.

d) Scroll down to User Interfaces and expand that. Check the box next to HomeSeer HSTouch Server.

e) Scroll back up and click on Download and Install.

f) Now that HSTouch Server is installed you will need to enable it. Underneath the Enable column click on the red

toggle. It should become green with a check mark in it.

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g) HSTouch Server is now enabled. You can now go into HSTouch on your device to configure HSTouch.

Setting Up IP Cameras

For setting up an IP Camera within HS3, follow the instructions below. Note that all Foscam IP Netcams will be

automatically detected by HS3 whereas other cameras will not.

a) Now that HStouch is enabled you should be able to go to Plug-ins->HSTouch Server->HSTouch.

b) At the bottom you will see an IP Camera section. All Foscam cameras will automatically show up here. Yoou will

need to enter the username and password for each camera.

c) For other branded cameras click the Green Plus to add a camera.

d) Here you can name the camera, add the snapshot url (this will include the username and password), and then

set up pan/tilt controls.

STEP #9 –HSTouch Client Setup

Here you will configure your settings and connect to your HomeSeer system to allow for control from your device. Follow

the instructions below to set up the HSTouch Client. To configure these settings on iOS, go to the Settings app and

scroll down to HSTouch and proceed with step b.

a) HSTouch will prompt you to select a server or

settings. Click settings. (The first launch will require

an initial setup.) A menu on the bottom right will

pop up. Click Settings again. (This menu can also

be used to switch between servers, go to settings,

or exit the app.)

b) Within the settings you are given multiple options.

Servers 1-4 allow you to configure each server for

different locations.

c) Select the server you would like to have as your

Home setup.

d) Configure a Label for that HomeSeer system. Click

Address to enter the IP Address or Domain of the

HomeSeer System.

e) Now that you have set up the connection address,

go ahead and enter in your Username and

Password for that server. There is no need to

change the port.

f) You can follow steps c-e for the remaining 3

connections.

g) If you go back to the main settings screen, there

are other options for setting up HSTouch.

h) Connection Mode allows you to choose a default connection for each time you start HSTouch. (HSTouch will no

longer prompt to choose a connection at the beginning.)

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i) Dim Systembar allows for the bottom systembar to

be dimmed. Font Scaling allows for changing the

scaling factor.

j) Auto Size allows for auto-sizing of the project being

used for your device. Client Name will allow you to

change the name of your device’s HSTouch Client.

(For use with HSTouch Designer). Zipcode is used

for weather.

k) Now that your Client has been set up, go back to

the Main Screen and go to the settings menu on

the bottom right. Click Exit. Now go to your app

drawer and click HSTouch. This will allow for any

changes to take place.

l) You are now ready to control your home via your device!

Setting Up MyHS

The next step involves going into the HSTouch application and entering in your

Account Username and Account Password.

a) Open up the HSTouch application. It will give you the same prompt as

earlier to Log In to MyHS.

b) The email you used to register is your Username and the password you

used will be used as the Password.

c) Click Ok and HSTouch will now connect.

d) HSTouch will now always connect through MyHS when launching. This

will work from any location and any network.

STEP #10 –System Restore

Doing a system restore will reset your HomeTroller S6 back to factory default and wipe all user data. Please make sure

to make a backup of your HomeSeer HS3 folder (located C:\Program Files(x86)\HomeSeerHS3) if you want to save

anything from your previous HS3 install. Follow below to proceed with a System Restore

a) Attach a monitor and keyboard to your HT-S6.

b) Restart your HomeTroller.

c) Upon restart wait for the HomeSeer Start / Restore Menu to show.

d) Select the System Restore option.

e) Press Enter when it prompts to you select the restore option (ie S6_SYSTEMRESTORE_XXXXXX)

f) Your HomeTroler will restart once finished.

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Icon Legend for HS3

This is a list of the icons that are found in HS3 with a description of their function. Note: Some buttons are multi-

functional.

ICON

DESCRIPTION

Add / Delete

Copy Event

Standard Editing / Advanced Editing

Toggle Edit Mode

Enabled / Disabled

Error communicating

Expand / Collapse Section

Marked Devices Shown/Header and Menus Shown –

Marked Devices Hidden/Header and Menus Not Shown

Access Log Settings

Poll Devices for Status

Reset Layout to Default

Run Event

Devices Ungrouped / Grouped

Add a Keyword or Pair

Group Conditions are used / not being used

Expand Device Management Page / Collapse Device Management Page

*If you want to know what that button will do, just hover your cursor over the icon and small text will show to provide

definition.

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Troubleshooting Your HomeTroller

All customers have lifetime support. Initially you have 30 Day Priority Phone Support and after that you have support

through our Help Desk (helpdesk.homeseer.com) and our community based Message Board (board.homeseer.com).

Symptom

Cause

Solution

Unit Won’t Power On

Ac Adapter Unplugged

Plug-In Adapter

AC Adapter Bad

Contact HomeSeer

Power Cable Bad

Unit Powers On But Won’t Boot

USB Hardware Conflict

Detach USB Device And Reboot

Software Failure

Contact HomeSeer

Hardware Failure

Z-Wave Devices Cannot Be Included

Into Z-Wave Network

Device Was Previously Installed On

Another Z-Wave Network

Use “Exclude Device” Procedure To

Reset Device, Then Try To Include

Device Failure

Replace Device

Z-Stick Failure

Contact HomeSeer

HSDiscover Cannot Locate Device

HomeTroller Not Powered On

Power Unit On

HomeTroller Not Fully Booted

Wait 2 Minutes For Unit To Boot

HomeTroller Not Connected To LAN

Connect Unit To Router And Reboot

Door Locks Won’t Include Or Can’t

Be Controlled

Inclusion Process Incorrect Or

Incomplete

Exclude Devices and Repeat

Procedure Outline In “Including

Battery Powered Devices” Section

Sensors Won’t Include Or Can’t Be

Monitored

All Other Problems

Contact HomeSeer

HomeSeer Technologies

10 Commerce Park North, Unit #10

Bedford, NH 03110

www.homeseer.com

603-471-2816

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