ELBRO SwitchButler SMSB242BW Bedienungsanleitung

switchButler

SMSB242BW

Instruction manual English V1.0

ELBRO BUTLER - full control from everywhere and at all times!

▪Remote switching: Switching devices on or off throughout the world

▪Remote control: Monitoring of devices and systems

▪Alerting: Alerting different persons simultaneously via SMS or email

▪Remote access: 24/7 access to the switching state, temperature and air humidity via SMS

▪Activation: Very easy, thanks to the intuitive app for Android and iOS

 
 
ELBRO AG ●Steinackerstrasse 5 ●CH-8180 Bülach ●[email protected] ●www.elbro.com 
 

1Table of contents 
2Warning notice concept.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 
3Qualified personnel............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 
4Disclaimer ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 
5Email service (COMING SOON) ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 
6Notes..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 
7Warranty.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 
8Returns................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 
9Installation............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4 
1 Safety instructions .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 
2 Ambient conditions................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 
3 Supply......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 
4 Digital and analog inputs......................................................................................................................................................................................................................5 
5 Relay output.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 
SIM card........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 
1 Activation.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 
1.1 Inserting the SIM card..................................................................................................................................................................................................................5 
Scope of supply ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 
Product images.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 
Application examples ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 
Accessories..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 
Dimensions ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 
Interfaces......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 
Installation diagram....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 
1 Analog inputs ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11 
2 Digital inputs........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11 
3 Relays ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11 
Programming.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11 
1 Getting started.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 
2 Registration..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12 
3 Settings .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12 
4 Coupling the device via Bluetooth ................................................................................................................................................................................................12 
5 System status......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 
5.1 I/O- status........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 
5.2 LTE module status ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 
6 System settings ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 
6.1 Interface options............................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 
6.2 User list............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14 
7 Alarms and functions........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15 
7.1 Relay..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15 
7.2 Digital and analog inputs............................................................................................................................................................................................................15 
7.3 Power failure message................................................................................................................................................................................................................15 
8 Periodic status message..................................................................................................................................................................................................................16 
9 Wi-Fi settings...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 
10 Wireless accessories......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 
11 Save........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17 
12 System...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18 
12.1 System information..................................................................................................................................................................................................................18 
12.2 System update..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................18 
SMS commands............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19 
1 Relay.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19 
2 Status query.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20 
3 Digital inputs........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20 
4 Analog inputs ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21 
5 Voltage supply ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21 
6 User input (COMING SOON).......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 
6.1 Authorisations................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22 
7 Reset to factory settings..................................................................................................................................................................................................................22 
8 Automatic function ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 23 
9 Call function .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24 
Manual operation........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 
Technical data ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 25 
1 Revision history................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 
 
 

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2Warning notice concept

This manual contains instructions which you must observe for the purpose of your personal safety as well as for the prevention of material damage.

Instructions with regard to your personal safety are indicated by a hazard triangle, instructions exclusively concerning material damage are shown

without a hazard triangle. Depending on the hazard level, the warning information is represented in descending order as follows.

DANGER

Means that non-compliance with the corresponding precautionary measures may result in death or severe physical

injury.

WARNING

Means that non-compliance with the corresponding precautionary measures may result in death or severe physical

injury.

If several hazard levels apply, the warning notice for the highest level is always used. If the information in a warning notice with the hazard triangle

warns against personal injuries, the same warning notice may include an additional warning against material damage.

3Qualified personnel

The product/system which this documentation applies to must only be handled by personnel qualified for the respective task who take the corre-

sponding documentation for the task in question into account, in particular the safety and warning instructions included. On the basis of their profes-

sional training and experience, qualified personnel must be capable of detecting risks when handling these products/systems and of avoiding poten-

tial hazards.

4Disclaimer

ELBRO AG reserves the right to alter the technical data of the products and/or discontinue their production and provide or remove new functions or

new instructions for products already sold without the need for any prior notification and without any obligation. ELBRO AG can neither be held re-

sponsible for losses nor for direct or indirect damage resulting from the use of the products. The product is not suitable for the use of or in applica-

tions related to parts of life support devices/systems or in applications which, if the product is not working properly, may cause material damage

and/or physical injuries or may pose a danger to life or impair the physical integrity of persons, animals and living beings. Furthermore, the product

must not be used in military applications or for applications in which incorrect functioning or malfunction may cause flooding and/or fires. The device

may only be operated under the climatic conditions specified in the instruction manual and maintenance book.

It is the responsibility of the customer to ensure that the product is compatible with the guidelines for its final installation. The user is aware of the fact

that they shall bear the full and sole responsibility for the optional remote control operation. The product is not suitable for use for other purposes

such as the activation of external devices and/or devices with fraudulent functions or that are used for unlawful purposes.

ELBRO AG assumes no liability for the incorrect functioning of the device due to potential faults, missing signals, interruption of the

LTE/UMTS/GSM/GPRS network or external reasons such as improper installation or maintenance. ELBRO AG shall on no account be liable for the

costs additionally charged by the mobile network operator for the repeated transmission of SMS or repeated GPRS data connection by the device.

Despite diligent preparation of this manual by ELBRO AG, errors or omissions cannot be entirely ruled out. ELBRO AG reserves the right to alter sec-

tions of this manual in the event of errors or changes to the product characteristics without giving any further notice.

5Email service (COMING SOON)

ELBRO AG neither guarantees the successful dispatch of emails nor interruption-free operation of the email service. ELBRO AG reserves the right to

discontinue the service without prior notification. The use of LTE/GPRS/UMTS data can result in high connection costs. We therefore recommend

contacting your telephone provider to find the best subscription option. ELBRO AG and its suppliers will in no event assume liability for lost sales or

lost profits, or for indirect consequential or incidental damage, whether for reasons (including negligence) arising from or in connection with the use or

the impossibility of use of the product, even if the possibility of such damage has been pointed out to ELBRO AG. ELBRO AG, its subsidiaries, affili-

ated companies or group companies, and the distributors and resellers of ELBRO AG do not guarantee that the device will reliably function in accord-

ance with your expectations and that the corresponding firmware and software are free from defects and will work continuously.

6Notes

All information included in this document can be changed without prior notification.. Users may duplicate this manual for personal purposes only,

irrespective of the technique used in each case and the means employed for this purpose both electronically and materially, including photocopies or

storage; duplication is prohibited in all other cases without express written approval. The utilisation, copying, modification, disassembly or transmis-

sion of the software are only permitted for the purposes expressly approved by this license and are otherwise prohibited. All other brands or products

cited are the property of the owner in question.

7Warranty

All ELBRO products are subject to a strict quality control. If an ELBRO Butler should nevertheless not work perfectly,we can only apologise and kindly

ask you to contact your dealer.

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•The warranty is two years starting from the purchase date. During this period, the warranty will be limited to defects that can be verifiably

traced back to material, execution or design flaws on the part of ELBRO AG.

•The warranty will be exclusively limited to the products delivered by ELBRO. There is no further warranty or entitlement to payment of compen-

sation.. In particular, costs relating to transport, disassembly, assembly and costs due to consequential losses shall not be borne.

•In the case of non-authorised changes or repairs, or if the assembly or operating instructions have not been complied with, the warranty claim

shall be void.

•A warranty service requires that the defective product is delivered in packaged condition, with carriage paid to ELBRO AG.

8Returns

For commercial returns, the requirements defined in our terms of business (AGB) shall apply. Please consult our website to view our detailed return

policy. Repairs to the device must only be performed by ELBRO. Return defective devices to your dealer. Returns for repair by ELBRO will only be

taken into consideration if a comprehensive report on the fault and a receipt proving the purchase of the device within the warranty period are pro-

vided to us. We reserve the right to return devices without a comprehensive report and proof of purchase without comment and to invoice the cost of

the return consignment. Package the device for a return shipment, if possible using the original packaging, so that it can be transported safely.

9Installation

For reasons of safety for the user and to ensure flawless operation of the SMSB242BW, the device must only be installed by qualified personnel.

Furthermore, the provisions listed in the following must be complied with.

9.1 Safety instructions

•The SMSB242BW is provided with a low-power radio transceiver. During operation, it transmits and receives high-frequency energy. Operation

near radios, TVs, telephones or electronic devices in general can cause faults. The SMSB242BW can also be exposed interference factors that

impair its performance.

•Do not install the SMSB242BW near cardiac pacemakers, hearing aids or medical devices in general, since this may affect the proper operation

of these devices.

•The SMSB242BW must not be installed on board of aeroplanes.

•Do not install the SMSB242BW in places where flammable gases or vapours may occur.

•The SMSB242BW works with a radio signal; no mobile operator can guarantee 100% availability of a connection. Therefore, the SMSB131BW

must not be used in life support systems.

9.2 Ambient conditions

The SMSB242BW (the device and all cables connected to it) is to be installed in sites that meet the following conditions:

•No dust, no humidity, no high temperatures

•No direct sunlight

•No devices emitting heat

•No objects that generate a strong electromagnetic field

•No corrosive liquids or chemical substances

•The SMSB242BW has been designed for operation at an ambient temperature between of - 10C and + 70C (operating temperature without

load).

•Sudden temperature and/or humidity changes are to be avoided.

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9.3 Supply

The following provisions must be complied with:

•Do not use any cables with a length of more than 2.9 m

•The external power supply unit must be a switching power supply certified in compliance with class 2 (LPS).

•Observe the correct polarity of the power supply cables

9.4 Digital and analog inputs

The following provisions must be complied with:

•Only potential-free contacts may be used. If analog sensors are connected, they have to be suitable and certified for this purpose.

•Do not use any cables with a length of more than 2.9 m

•Do not connect analog inputs to voltage sources

•Do not install cables near electromagnetic fields, otherwise use shielded cables

•Observe the correct polarity for analog inputs

9.5 Relay output

•Comply with the technical data in the corresponding chapter

•Do not use any cables with a length of more than 2.9 m

•Use the same voltage level for all relays: In the case of high voltage switching circuits, only the phase conductor may be switched via the

relay contact.

10 SIM card

10.1 Activation

First obtain a Nano SIM card (4FF) from any network provider. The user must activate the

caller ID of the SIM card. It is absolutely essential that you deactivate the PIN code of the SIM

card in advance. If necessary, please contact your network provider for assistance. Keep the

SIM card number and the password secret. Only share this information with the authorised us-

ers, in order to ensure security. We also recommend deactivating the answering machine and

all additional features such as advertising SMS by the telephone operator. Furthermore, make

sure that your SIM card is always provided with sufficient credit and check the correct activa-

tion by sending SMS test messages.

The SMSB242BW works with commercially available SIM cards allowing for the transmission

and reception of SMS. If data only SIM cards are used, the Butler cannot be utilised to its full

extent. In case of doubt, please contact your network provider. If you decide on using a prepaid

SIM card, the SMSB242BW is provided with a credit query. We recommend activating this

features, so as to ensure that you are always in control of your remaining credit.

Does not work with the following SIM cards:

•Data SIM

•Multi SIM

10.1.1 Inserting the SIM card

Please use the ejector pin to remove the tray holder from the SIM slot. The tray holder is es-

sential for inserting the SIM card. Place the SIM card in the tray holder and re-insert it into the

slot. Please note that the SIM card can only be inserted in one direction as shown in the illus-

tration.

Video tutorial:

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11 Scope of supply

12 Product images

13 Application examples

ELBRO No.

SMSB242BW

E-No.

539 110 260

EAN No.

7611664192753

Description

switchButler Wi-Fi & Bluetooth 2/4/2 channels, GSM/UMTS/LTE.

Scope of supply

•SMSB242BW remote control unit

•Ejector pin

•Tray holder for nano SIM card (4FF)

•Quick guide

•Antenna (integrated)

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14 Accessories

BTH1

E-No. 536 100 500

SMSB-PT100

E-No. 539 199 010

SMSBV5-01

E-No. 539 190 050

SMSB-PT1000

E-No. 539 199 020

SMSBV10-01

E-No. 539 190 100

SMSBAI-3MLTE

E-No. 539 191 040

SMSBNE12-01

E-No. 960 900 339

SMSBNL121

E-No. 960 900 139

SMSBA1,3E

E-No. 954 876 156

SMSBAI-020M

E-No. 539 191 060

ELBRO No.

E-No.

Description

Power supply units & batteries

SMSBNE12-01

960 900 339

Power supply unit DIN rail mounting 230 VAC /12 VDC / 1 A

SMSBNL121

960 900 139

Power supply unit DIN rail mounting 230 VAC /12 VDC / 1 A connection for battery charging

SMSBA1,3E

954 876 156

Maintenance-free lead-acid battery 1.3 Ah for use with SMSBNL121

Sensors

BTH1

536 100 500

Bluetooth temperature and humidity sensor

SMSB-PT100

539 199 010

Temperature sensor PT100, PVC cable, 1.5 m, grey

SMSB-PT1000

539 199 020

Temperature sensor PT1000, PVC cable, 1.5 m, grey

Extensions

SMSBV5-01

539 190 050

SMA antenna extension with 5 m cable M/F

SMSBV10-01

539 190 100

SMA antenna extension with 10 m cable M/F

Antennas

SMSBAI-3M-LTE

539 191 040

Multiband antenna with wall mounting bracket, 3 m cable SMA-M plug LTE, GSM, UMTS

SMSBAI-020M

539 191 060

Cable adapter MMCX-SMA 0.2 m, black

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15 Dimensions

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16 Interfaces

1. Screen

Symbols

Meaning

Only appears when it is con-

nected to another device. Disa-

bled for other devices.

SIM card status

1. Ok

2. SIM-card error

3. SIM-card missing

4. Enter SIM-PIN

5. Enter SIM-puck

WLAN connection

Outgoing messages

Indicates the signal strength and

technology.

Indicates the battery charging

level and whether or not the bat-

tery is connected to the voltage

supply.

LED green - voltage supply o.k.

2. Clamps

Symbol

Contact

LED

Status

Relay 1

On (COM-NC)

Off (COM-NO)

Relay 2

On (COM-NC

Off (COM-NO)

Voltage supply

Digital input 1

Alarm off

Alarm on

Digital input 2

Alarm off

Alarm on

Digital input 3

Alarm off

Alarm on

Digital input 4

Alarm off

Alarm on

AN1

Analog input 1

Real value after application

AN2

Analog input 1

Real value after application

3. Interfaces

SIM

SIM slot for nano SIM card (4FF) with tray holder, insertion as

specified in chapter 10.1.2

2) MMCX antenna connection for extending the antenna using an

SMSBAI-020M adapter

4. Clamps

15 x 12 to 24 (AWG) 0.2 to 3.3 mm²

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17 Installation diagram

Zero-potential, mechanical contact, e.g. pressure switch, temperature

switch, limit switch, push button, relay output

Voltage output contact, e.g. PLC.

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