Installation Manual for the Application iHC-SMTV

1. Introduction

The iHC-SMTV applications are designed for Samsung TVs with the Tizen operating system, enabling convenient control of smart electro-installations within the iNELS RF Control or BUS system directly from the TV screen. Any SMART TV with an integrated web browser is compatible. The user-friendly interface provides central control from a single location, operated with a standard TV remote control. The application allows for switching electrical appliances, dimming lights, regulating temperature, controlling blinds, managing scenes, displaying cameras, checking weather, and monitoring energy consumption. The menu is organized into clear sections for easy navigation.

To run iHC-SMTV, one of the following system components must be installed:

Wireless Wiring RF Control

• eLAN-RF-003 (eLAN-RF): https://www.elkoep.com/smart-rf-box-elan-rf-003

The RF Control system offers gradual expansion and integration of individual components into the electrical installation. It supports control of lighting, heating, appliances, and shading, with options ranging from key fobs and wall controls to smartphone applications.

BUS Electrical Installation INELS BUS

• Connection Server (CS): https://www.elkoep.com/connection-server-inels

The iNELS BUS system is highly expandable and adaptable to user requirements, allowing integration of multimedia extensions or third-party devices like home appliances, cameras, and HVAC systems. Control and supervision can be managed via smartphone, tablet, or PC, with parameter settings configured through a computer interface.

To monitor energy consumption (electricity, water, gas), use the RFPM-2M gateway (RFPM): https://www.elkoep.com/energy-gateway---rfpm-2m. The Energy Gateway is compatible with both RF Control and iNELS BUS wiring.

2. Configuration of Individual Devices Connectable to iHC - SMTV

Configure eLAN-RF using the iHC-MAIRF mobile application, including assigning and setting RF components. Configure CS via the web interface. Refer to the respective device manuals for detailed settings. The RFPM Energy Gateway is pre-set upon connection to your electrical installation. For all devices, their IP address is required to add them to your network. This information will be provided by the company that installed the electrical system, or you can contact technical support at https://www.elkoep.com/tech-support.

3. Install the Application on Your TV

• Ensure the TV is connected to a home Internet network.
• The eLAN-RF or CS must be on the same home network as your TV for proper operation.
• To download the application, log in to your Samsung account via the Smart Hub button on your remote.
• To create a Samsung account: Navigate to the APPS icon, click the login icon in the top right corner, and select '+ Add account'. Follow the TV menu prompts to create your account.
• In the APPS menu, locate the 'Lifestyle' section and find iHC-SMTV.
• Click 'iNELS Smart Home Control' to install. You can add the app to the Smart Hub home page for easier access after installation.

Supported TVs

The application supports various Samsung TV models across different years, running on Tizen operating systems from 2.3 to 5.5. Refer to the table in the original document for a comprehensive list of compatible TV models.

4. Connect eLAN or CS to the Application

From the main application screen, navigate to the 'Master Field' within the 'Settings' section using your remote's arrow keys.

Enter the following details:

• eLAN-RF or CS IP address.
• Default port setting: '80' for eLAN-RF, '8001' for CS. If you have a public IP address for remote control, your ISP will provide the correct port.
• Login credentials (Username and Password) are the same as used for the web interface.
• Confirm by selecting 'Save'.

5. Settings

All controls are intuitively operated using the TV's directional buttons (up, down, left, right). Confirm selections with the 'OK' button to execute functions. Use the 'Return' button to navigate up one level.

5.1. Camera Configuration

In the main application screen, select 'Cameras' in 'Settings'. A list of added cameras will be displayed. To add a camera, press the 'Add' button and fill in the required fields:

• Name: Any name for the camera.
• URL: Enter the camera's IP address. For non-recommended IP cameras, append '.jpg' to the URL. You can obtain the stream from the web interface or the camera manual. Note: If the stream is not in .jpg format, the camera cannot be connected.
• Camera Type: Select 'Custom' to enter the camera's URL link.
• Username / Password: Use the same credentials as for the web interface.
• Confirm with 'Save'.

Once added, the camera appears in the list. You can edit or delete cameras by clicking on them.

5.2. Weather Configuration

In the 'Settings' field, select 'Weather' to set the city for which you want to view the current weather. The data source is www.accuweather.com.

5.3. Configure the RFPM Gateway Energy

In the 'Settings' field, select 'Energy'. Enter the RFPM data:

• RFPM IP address.
• Port: Default is '80'. If you have a public IP address for remote control, your ISP will inform you of the changed port.
• Username / Password: Use the same credentials as for the web interface.

All RFPM settings are managed via the RFPM web interface. Measured energy data is displayed in the TV application.

6. Application Background

The iNELS background is set by default. To display the current TV program in the background, enable the 'PiP' function in settings. To set a custom background, go to 'Settings' > 'Load images'. If the TV lacks its own signal source (e.g., HDMI), the application will function but appear slightly grayed out when PiP is enabled.

To upload custom images:

• Create a folder named 'ihcsmtv_usb_images' on a USB flash drive.
• Place your desired background images (in .jpg or .png format) into this folder.
• Connect the USB drive to the TV.
• Confirm with 'OK' to copy the images.

To revert to the default background, select 'Delete pictures' and restart the application.

7. Control

All controls are operated intuitively using the TV's directional buttons. Confirm actions with 'OK' and navigate up levels with 'Return'.

7.1. Rooms

Select the 'Rooms' field from the main application screen. Use the up/down arrows to select a room, and 'OK' to confirm. The associated devices for the selected room will be displayed. Use left/right arrows to cycle through devices. Press 'OK' to view detailed controls and status for a selected device.

Example of Room Control:

• Blinds: Control movement up/down, set automatic functions, and adjust roller shutter travel time.
• Heating power: Adjust temperature settings, set heating modes (heating/cooling), apply corrections, and manage temporary or manual control, including holiday mode and time schedules.
• Light: Control brightness (0-100%), set automatic functions, and manage delayed on/off times.
• RGB LED strip: Adjust brightness and color, activate demo mode, and set automatic functions.
• Radiator HCA: Control heating mode, temperature correction, and set temporary or manual control.

7.2. Scenes

Select the 'Scenes' field. Use the mobile app to configure scenes. Press 'OK' to activate a selected scene.

7.3. Cameras

Select the 'Cameras' field. Press 'OK' to view the selected camera feed. Use the 'Return' button to hide the camera view.

7.4. Weather

Select the 'Weather' field to view the current weather overview for the configured city. Press 'OK' for more detailed weather information. Use the 'Return' button to hide the overview.

7.5. Energy

Select the 'Energy' field to view consumption data from connected sensors, including daily consumption and price. Press 'OK' to see consumption overviews for the day, week, and month. Use the 'Return' button to hide the overview.