User guide

Troubleshooting

Problem Solution

Wireless System Controller does not

recognize the Power Controller

during discovery

• Position the Power Controller in closer proximity to your Controller and try again.

• Ensure that there are no other wireless devices interfering with the Power Controller. The

Power Controller transmits on the 418 MHz frequency.

Device does not turn on/off when

specified

• Ensure that the Power Controller has been registered properly with the Wireless System

Controller by logging into your Motorola homesight™ program and reviewing the Devices

list.

• Place the Power Controller in another location closer to the Wireless System Controller.

• Consider adding a Motorola Wireless Signal Repeater (HMAC9100) to your system to

increase device signal communication range.

FAQ

How far away can the Power Controller be placed from my Wireless System Controller?

Typically 60 feet (18 meters).

Can I place the Power Controller in a different room than my Wireless System Controller?

Yes, the Power Controller and Wireless System Controller use radio frequencies to communicate with each other. These

frequencies can go through objects like walls, ceilings, and floors.

Can I use the Power Controller outdoors?

No, the Power Controller is restricted to indoor use only.

What can I plug into the power module?

You can plug in any 110V device that draws no more than 12.2 amps. Devices that require higher loads may cause the Power

Controller to fail. Do not plug power strips into the Power Controller as multiple devices could exceed 12.2 amps.

Can my lamp automatically turn on when my camera's motion sensor is triggered?

Yes. This needs to be configured in the Motorola homesight™ program.

Features and Specifications

• Device signal communication

• LED indicates state of power

• Discover button

Typical range open Air (line of sight): 200 feet (60m)

Operating temperature/humidity Not intended for outdoor use

Dimensions: 3.66"L × 2.20"W × 2.24"H (56mm × 93mm × 57mm)

Storage temperature: -25º C to 75º C

Communication frequency: 418 MHz