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② - 4 dimmable channels, with dimmable LED lights connected to them;

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③ - 24 input channels, with 6 buttons ④ and 4 switches ⑤ connected to them in order to imitate various sensors.

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③ - 24 input channels, with 6 buttons ④ and 4 switches ⑤ connected to them in order to imitate various sensors;

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⑥ - Input channels for temperature sensors with one sensor connected to it.

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⑥ - Input channels for temperature sensors with one sensor connected to it;

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⑦ - CAN bus for connecting extra devices. Other modules of the demonstration case are connected to it, as well as 2 ports ⑧ for connecting external devices;

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⑦ - CAN bus for connecting extra devices. Other modules of the demonstration case are connected to it, as well as 2 ports ⑧ for connecting external devices.

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① - 4-channel RGBW strip, connected via the AMP5V-4 ② current amplifier;

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③ - A strip with addressed LED lights. Each of these LED lights can shine with its own individual color.

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③ - A strip with addressed LED lights. Each of these LED lights can shine with its own individual color;

④ - Temperature sensor;

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③ - A six-in-one CW-CO2 sensor, which measures:

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Level of motion, Lighting, Temperature, Humidity, Level of CO2 and which has an infrared transmitter.

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Level of motion, Lighting, Temperature, Humidity, Level of CO2 and which has an infrared transmitter;

④ - a 4-inch sensor panel LCP4 which can display either a regular interface or an interface adapted for wall panels;

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Inside the case there is a button control module BW-SW24 which has a six-button 24-volt JUNG keypad ⑤ connected to it.

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Inside the case there is a button control module BW-SW24 which has a six-button 24-volt JUNG keypad ⑤ connected to it;

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And a Wi-Fi router, which can get connected to the internet either via an ethernet port ⑥ on the front panel of the case or via an available Wi-Fi network.

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And a Wi-Fi router, which can get connected to the internet either via an ethernet port ⑥ on the front panel of the case or via an available Wi-Fi network;

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For power supply, there is a Type-C port ⑦, which is located on the front panel

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For power supply, there is a Type-C port ⑦, which is located on the front panel.

All the equipment installed in the demonstration suitcase is powered by 20 Volts, which is absolutely safe for the user.

Connect the power cable and the Ethernet cable. If you do not have the possibility to connect via Ethernet, later in this video we will demonstrate how to connect the inbuilt router to your Wi-Fi network.

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Now we can set up these executors. In order to do this, enter the additional menu ① and activate the edit mode, by pressing the appropriate icon .

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Now we can set up these executors. In order to do this, enter the additional menu ① and activate the edit mode, by pressing the appropriate icon.

Now we are in the edit mode ②, which can be seen from the appropriate notification in the top part of the screen. In this mode, when we press and hold an icon, we can move it among other elements and place it into another Room by placing it in the Area-choosing Menu and then choosing the area that we need. A long press ③ of the element starts the menu, from which we set up the current element.In the ‘General’ ④ section we can change the name of the element, add a voice command for it, change an icon or add the element to ‘Favorites’.

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While you are in the Edit Mode, there is a ‘Setup’ ① icon in the additional menu.

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Here in the ‘Structure’② tab we can see all the areas.

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Here in the ‘Structure’ ② tab we can see all the areas.

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We can create new ones &#~~9315~~;, rename them and move the elements around.

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We can create new ones ③, rename them and move the elements around.

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