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2GIG® GC3 Security & Automation System

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Page 1: ...2GIG GC3 Security Automation System User Guide 10004670 Draft x07 Proprietary Confidential WARNING OWNER S INSTRUCTION NOTICE Not to be removed by anyone except occupant ...

Page 3: ... icon system by P J Onori which is available under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3 0 United States CC BY SA 3 0 license Information in this document is subject to change without notice The availability of particular products services and features may vary by region Please check with your local dealer for further details and availability of language options No part of this publication m...

Page 4: ... Messages 20 System Icons 20 Using the Inbox 21 Using Bookmarks 23 System Logo 23 Viewing the Weather Forecast 24 Using the System Menus 25 Responding to Trouble Alerts 26 4 BURGLARY PROTECTION Overview 29 Important Concepts 29 Sample Burglary Alarm Plan 30 Arm the System 31 Force Bypassing 32 Use the Quick Exit Button 33 In the Event of an Exit Error 34 To Disarm the System 34 Transmit a User Dur...

Page 5: ...tory 59 Dealer Info 60 10 SYSTEM SETTINGS Users 63 Sounds 66 Bypass Sensors 67 Smart Home Settings 68 Learn Controller 73 Shift Controller 73 Associating Z Wave Devices 74 Screen 75 Date Time 77 System Tests 77 Network Settings 79 System Info 80 USB Update 80 11 SMART HOME SETTINGS About the Smart Home Settings Menu 83 Navigate to the Smart Home Settings Menu 83 Add a New Device 83 Rename a Device...

Page 7: ...Security Automation System during the Beta Test Period without the prior written consent of Nortek Security Control LLC All information contained herein must remain at all times in the custody of Nortek Security Control and its authorized GC3 Beta Program participants Any dissemination distribution or copying of this guide in whole or in part is strictly prohibited Upon termination of the GC3 Beta...

Page 9: ...ervicing or using this product TIP This notation is used to call attention to helpful hints related to using the product Touchscreen Navigation This table describes the action words used to inform users of methods for touchscreen navigation Table 1 1 Touchscreen Navigation Glyph Action Word Glyph Action Word Tap or single tap Swipe left Touch and hold Swipe right Swipe down Swipe up Typographic Co...

Page 10: ...VIEW This chapter includes the following information System Features and Capabilities 11 Additional Accessories 12 Setup and Installation 12 Operational Concepts 12 Features to Limit False Alarms 14 Use and Care of the System 16 Limitations of Alarm Products 16 ...

Page 11: ...s can program up to 100 wireless zones two 2 wired zones ZONE1 ZONE2 two 2 open collector outputs OCL1 OCL2 and two 2 solid state output bell terminals BELL BELL Keyfob and Keypad Programming Installers can program up to 32 wireless keyfobs and up to four 4 Wireless Keypads 2GIG PAD1 345 Security Codes The system supports a maximum of 100 unique programmable security codes for accessing system fun...

Page 12: ... installed in accordance with your country s national electrical installation regulations and or all applicable codes in the local jurisdiction To learn more visit www nortekcontrol comor www 2gig com Operational Concepts Understanding these concepts will help you operate the system 24 Hour Alarm Buttons An installer can configure the GC3 Panel to show or hide three 24 hour alarm buttons on the to...

Page 13: ...n of both Some sensors are visible on the wall or ceiling for example Wireless Smoke Heat Freeze Alarms and Wireless Carbon Monoxide Detectors while others may be hidden in doorjambs for example Recessed Door Contacts Sensors can also be mounted in different locations for example Glass Break Detectors and Passive Infrared Motion Detectors Zones The system s wired and or wireless sensors have been ...

Page 14: ...the System on page 34 4 3 2 3 Disarm Disarming Features Entry and Exit Delays on page 1 To Disarm the System on page 34 4 2 4 1 Control Buttons Keyfob Remote Arming Mode on System Not Ready Remote Control Devices on page 49 4 2 4 2 Manual Alarms Emergency Alarm Features Activate a Manual Panic Fire or Emergency Alarm on page 45 4 2 4 3 System Acknowledgment Alert Keyfob Disarming After Alarm Keyfo...

Page 15: ...t in Seconds 10 120 on page 1 4 3 2 Swinger Shutdown Swinger Shutdown Count 1 6 Swinger Shutdown Count 1 6 on page 1 4 3 3 Fire Alarms Fire Carbon Monoxide Protection Fire Carbon Monoxide Protection on page 38 4 6 3 System Test Console Test Sensors Test System Tests on page 77 4 6 4 Initiation of Test Console Test Sensors Test System Tests on page 1 4 6 5 Communications Console Test Sensors Test S...

Page 16: ...als may be outside of hearing range muted by doors walls and floors unheard by deep sleepers or the hearing impaired or overwhelmed by other sounds The use of alcohol illicit drugs prescription medications headphones and earplugs may also impair one s ability to hear the audible alarm signals Battery powered Smoke Heat Alarms require a battery of the specified type in good condition and installed ...

Page 18: ...apter includes the following information Waking the Touchscreen 19 About the Home Screen 19 System Status Messages 20 System Icons 20 Using the Inbox 21 Using Bookmarks 23 System Logo 23 Viewing the Weather Forecast 24 Using the System Menus 25 Responding to Trouble Alerts 26 ...

Page 19: ...system state See System Status Messages on the facing page B System Icons Provides access to messaging features bookmarks brightness volume controls and displays the current energy source See System Icons on the facing page C System Logo Tap the logo and then enter the Duress Code to transmit a User Duress signal to the Central Station See System Logo on page 23 D Date Time View the current date t...

Page 20: ... Arming STAY The system is in the process of arming itself in Stay Mode System Arming AWAY The system is in the process of arming itself in Away Mode System Armed The system is armed and protecting the premises Restarting Security Process The security system is restarting Typically this only appears after an installer modifies a System Configuration setting System Icons The status bar that appears...

Page 21: ...e is read When transmitting messages to your system the Central Station can Mark a Message as Public or Private A public message can be read by any user A private message can only be opened by users who know the Master User Code Classify a Message as High or Low Priority Message classified by the sender as High priority messages appear in GRAY Low priority messages appear in YELLOW Specify When or...

Page 22: ... system marks the message as read Marking a Message as Unread If you want to keep a message in the unread status after reading it you can mark the message as unread To mark a message as unread 1 Open the desired message 2 After reading the text tap Mark as Unread Figure 13 Messages Mark as Unread Button The system marks the message as unread Deleting a Message If you want to permanently remove a m...

Page 23: ...ning a Bookmarked Screen or Menu If you have bookmarked a frequently used screen or menu a star appears on the system icon To open the bookmarked screen or menu 1 Tap the Open Bookmark system icon Figure 17 Open Bookmark Icon The system opens the bookmarked screen on menu System Logo In the top right corner of the Home screen the system logo appears Figure 18 System Logo The system logo serves two...

Page 24: ... Table 3 4 Weather Forecasts Current Hourly Daily Weather Forecast Type Current Weather Hourly Forecast Weekly Forecast Changing the Forecast Location To change the forecast location 1 Tap the city name in the forecast area Figure 19 Weather Forecasts City Name 2 Type the desired city name or a valid zip code in the Enter a Location screen Figure 20 Enter a Location 3 Tap Next Figure 21 Weather Fo...

Page 25: ...mation about enabling the Smart Home Controls feature on your system Figure 24 Feature Not Currently Activated Message System Info and Usage Tap the System Info and Usage button on the Home screen to reveal the System Info and Usage menu This menu provides users with access to energy usage information sensor information system history and contact information for your 2GIG alarm dealer To learn abo...

Page 26: ...r When a Trouble Condition Occurs When a trouble condition occurs the system alerts you so that either you or your 2GIG alarm dealer can promptly address the issue and return the system to proper working order An alert notification is sent to the system s Inbox and the Messages icon flashes The system sounds six 6 alert tones every minute until the alert is acknowledged NOTE Consult your installer...

Page 28: ...udes the following information Overview 29 Important Concepts 29 Sample Burglary Alarm Plan 30 Arm the System 31 Force Bypassing 32 Use the Quick Exit Button 33 In the Event of an Exit Error 34 To Disarm the System 34 Transmit a User Duress Report 35 In the Event of a Burglary Alarm 36 ...

Page 29: ...ptor for each zone The GC3 Panel uses the voice descriptor in two ways As a verbal announcement to notify occupants when a perimeter sensor is open closed or when an alarm is set off As the display name of the sensor s zone on the touchscreen Stay and Away Mode Unlike fire protection sensors which are always ON and protecting the dwelling burglary protection sensors must be turned ON see Arm the S...

Page 30: ... dealer will work with you to design install and configure a system intended to best protect your dwelling This illustration is an example of a typical residential burglary alarm system offering both perimeter and interior protection Figure 1 Sample Burglary Alarm Plan Copyright 2015 Nortek Security Control LLC 30 ...

Page 31: ...nd extends the Exit Delay countdown Once the countdown expires occupants will not be able to enter or exit through protected doors and windows without triggering the burglary alarm Arm the System Away Mode Away Mode arms the system including motion detectors Use this mode when occupants will be leaving the premises When arming the system in Away Mode the system arms all sensor protected perimeter ...

Page 32: ...en the System is Disarmed When a protected door or window is opened while the system is disarmed the GC3 Panel responds as follows The system status message on the touchscreen reads System Not Ready to Arm The Sensors Not Ready list and Bypass All button appears The name of the protected zone appears on the Sensors Not Ready list The number of open sensors appears in the top right corner of the li...

Page 33: ...p Cancel Bypass Figure 7 Bypassed Sensors Cancel Bypass Button 2 At the Enter Your Code to Cancel Bypass screen enter an active four digit user code Figure 8 Enter Your Code to Cancel Bypass This changes the system s status back to System Not Ready to Arm and moves the sensor to the Sensors Not Ready list Figure 9 System Not Ready to Arm Sensors Not Ready List Use the Quick Exit Button The Quick E...

Page 34: ...tive four digit user code See your system s Master User to obtain a code Disarm the System Stay Mode When the system is armed in Stay Mode any person with an active four digit user code can disarm the system To disarm the system 1 At the System Armed screen tap Disarm Figure 12 System Armed Disarm Button TIP If you want to exit the premises through one of the Exit Entry doors while the system is a...

Page 35: ...ge the Duress Code to a unique four digit code that is known only to trusted individuals For example in a residential installation the Duress Code should only be shared with family members and or legal occupants In a commercial installation it should only be shared with appropriate employees When creating a code always ensure that it i simple enough to remember but not something that can be easily...

Page 36: ... system cancels the alarm and stops the alarm report from being transmitted to the Central Station If you disarm the system AFTER the Abort Window Dialer Delay countdown expires the system silences the alarm and transmits an alarm cancellation report to the Central Station NOTE Consult your installer to determine how the Alarm Abort Window Dialer Delay feature is configured on your system 15 45 se...

Page 37: ... and then contact your local authorities for assistance If you have any reason to believe an intruder is present do NOT enter the premises until the dwelling is deemed safe by local authorities To clear an alarm 1 At the Alarm screen after the Burglary Bell Cutoff Time or Fire Bell Cutoff Time expires enter an active four digit user code Figure 25 Enter Your Code to Clear the Alarm 2 Depending on ...

Page 38: ... following information Overview 39 Important Concepts 39 National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code 39 Recommended Smoke Alarm Placement 40 Safety Tips 40 Emergency Action Plan 41 In the Event of a Fire Alarm 41 Silence a False Fire Alarm 41 In the Event of a Carbon Monoxide Alarm 41 Clear the Alarm History 42 ...

Page 39: ...ler must always verify current requirements for your area with the local Fire Department NOTE Instructions describing the proper installation operation testing maintenance evacuation planning and repair service are provided in the printed Installation Instructions included with all 2GIG Wireless Smoke Heat Freeze Alarms and Wireless Carbon Monoxide Detectors Where NOT to Install a Smoke Alarm Do N...

Page 40: ...Regulations pertaining to smoke alarm installations vary For more information contact your local fire department or local authority having jurisdiction LIVING ROOM BASEMENT BED ROOM HALL BED ROOM RECREATION ROOM A B C D In split level configurations smoke alarms are optional where a door is not provided between a living and recreation room Figure 1 Recommended Smoke Alarm Placement Safety Tips Dev...

Page 41: ...our digit user code to silence the alarm IMPORTANT Consult your installer to determine how the Abort Window Dialer Delay is configured on your system This defines the amount of time the system will wait to initiate the digital dialer when an alarm condition is triggered and specifies the number of seconds you have to manually abort the alarm before an alarm report is sent to the Central Station IM...

Page 42: ... the Alarm History After an alarm is activated on the system while you are way a notification message appears in the Alarm History To clear the alarm history 1 Tap the Message system icon Then tap Alarms Figure 4 New Alarms 2 Review the Alarms list Then tap Clear Alarm History Figure 5 Alarms Screen Copyright 2015 Nortek Security Control LLC 42 ...

Page 44: ...Copyright 2015 Nortek Security Control LLC 44 6 EMERGENCY FEATURES This chapter includes the following information 24 Hour Alarm Buttons 45 Activate a Manual Panic Fire or Emergency Alarm 45 ...

Page 45: ...y Listen Only feature is enabled on the system If enabled setting off the Panic alarm gives operators at the Central Station the ability to use the Control Panel s built in microphone to listen With this option the operator is only able to listen For your protection you and the operator will not be able to talk Fire Button When a user touches and holds the Fire button two 2 seconds the system imme...

Page 49: ...ng the System Using a Key Fob To disarm the system tap the Disarm button on the key fob for two 2 seconds NOTE Consult your installer to determine how your keyfob is configured to work with the system Depending on the individual key fob settings it may or may not be configured to disarm the system Activating an Auxiliary Function To activate an auxiliary function tap the Auxiliary button on the ke...

Page 50: ...y Control LLC 50 8 SMART HOME CONTROLS This chapter includes the following information About the Smart Home Controls Menu 51 Navigate to the Smart Home Controls Menu 51 Lights 51 Locks 51 Thermostats 51 Scenes 52 Add a New Room 54 ...

Page 51: ...icon next to Set All To change individual light settings swipe left to dim the light or right to brighten You can also tap the dim or brighten icon Locks Use the controls in the Locks screen to lock and unlock your smart home devices To lock and unlock devices 1 Navigate to the Smart Home Controls menu See Navigate to the Smart Home Controls Menu above 2 Tap Locks 3 At the Locks screen you have th...

Page 52: ... in the dwelling s hallways and arm the alarm system in Stay mode Wake Up in the Morning Create a scene named Good Morning to open the homes curtain s unlock the entry doors turn OFF hallway nightlights and disarm the alarm system Add a New Scene To add a new scene 1 Navigate to the Smart Home Controls menu See Navigate to the Smart Home Controls Menu on the previous page 2 At the Smart Home Contr...

Page 53: ...Any devices added to the scene appear in the list Figure 13 Scene 11 Tap t when finished Execute a Scene To execute a scene 1 Navigate to the Smart Home Controls menu See Navigate to the Smart Home Controls Menu on page 51 2 At the Home screen tap Smart Home Controls 3 At the Smart Home Controls menu tap Scenes 4 Tap the button for the desired scene For example tap Movie Figure 14 Scenes 5 When th...

Page 54: ... for the smart home controls in a specific room There is no functional limit on the number of rooms that you can create for the system Figure 19 Rooms Screen E x a m p l e s W h e n t o C r e a t e R o o m s There are a wide variety of rooms that you can create Some of the more common include Home Theater Create customized settings for your dwelling s Home Theater Wine Cellar Create customized set...

Page 55: ...s 8 In the drop down list tap the device to add Figure 25 Add or Remove Items Add Device 9 Choose one of these options To add other devices to the room tap Back To save the room as is tap any area outside of the drop down menu to close it Any devices added to the room appear in the list Figure 26 Room Name Device Added 10 Tap t when finished Execute a Room To execute a room 1 Navigate to the Smart...

Page 56: ...lete room 1 Navigate to the Smart Home Controls menu See Navigate to the Smart Home Controls Menu on page 51 2 At the Smart Home Controls menu tap Edit Rooms Figure 28 Rooms Edit Rooms This places the Rooms screen into edit mode 3 While the system is in editing mode tap the trash can icon that corresponds to the room to delete Figure 29 Room Edit Rooms Delete Room 4 At the Delete Room Name message...

Page 59: ...er Toolbox Walk Test Mode Started Terminated Keeps a record of when the installer starts and stops a Sensors Test and Console Test NOTE Events marked with an asterisk always appear in the log and cannot be filtered from view Navigate to the History Screen To navigate to the History screen 1 At the Home screen tap System Info and Usage Figure 2 Home screen System Info and Usage Button 2 At the Syst...

Page 60: ...formation about your 2GIG alarm dealer navigate to the Dealer Info screen See Navigate to the Dealer Info Screen above Figure 7 Dealer Info Screen This screen provides you with the following information Service Request Tap this button to submit a service request to your 2GIG alarm dealer See Dealer Info above Dealer Name Reveals the company name for your 2GIG alarm dealer Account Reveals your acco...

Page 62: ... This chapter includes the following information Users 63 Sounds 66 Bypass Sensors 67 Smart Home Settings 68 Learn Controller 73 Shift Controller 73 Associating Z Wave Devices 74 Screen 75 Date Time 77 System Tests 77 Network Settings 79 System Info 80 USB Update 80 ...

Page 63: ...t code is 6789 Installer Code A four digit code that provides professional installer s and 2GIG alarm dealers with access to the system s programming functions Adding a User You can add new users to the system The system supports a total of 100 four digit pass codes this includes both the Master User Code and Duress Code To add a user 1 At the Home page tap System Settings 2 Enter the Master User ...

Page 64: ...age See Editing a User on the previous page 2 If you want to make the user profile inactive move the Active slide control to the left 3 Optional If you want to make the user profile active move the slide control to the right This is the factory default setting Change a User Name To change a user name 1 Open the Edit User page See Editing a User on the previous page 2 Tap the pencil icon next to th...

Page 65: ... Scroll to the desired Hour Minute and AM PM and tap Set d Tap Set End Time Scroll to the desired Hour Minute and AM PM and tap Set e Tap to save the schedule Adding a Date Schedule If a user requires access to your dwelling on a specific date you can create a schedule for them For example a repairman might need access to your home on a single date To add a date schedule a Tap Date b Tap Set Date ...

Page 66: ...ge those codes To delete a user 1 At the Home screen tap System Settings 2 Enter your user code to access the System Settings menu 3 Tap Users 4 Tap the garbage can icon next to the desired user 5 At the Delete user screen tap Delete Sounds The Sounds menu lets you adjust the volume of the voice chime doorbells keypad tones and system annunciations NOTE This feature is PIN protected To use this fe...

Page 67: ...tap the Bypass Sensors option in the System Settings menu to add the desired sensors to the Bypassed Sensors list WARNING A bypassed burglary protection sensor does NOT provide security protection when the system is armed See Bypassing Open Sensors on page 1 1 At the Home screen tap System Settings Figure 5 Home Screen System Settings Button 2 At the Enter Your Code to Access the System Settings s...

Page 68: ... access the System Settings 3 Tap Bypass Sensors 4 Move the slide control to the left for the desired sensor This removes the sensor from the system s Bypassed Sensors list 5 Tap t when finished Smart Home Settings The Smart Home Settings menu gives you the ability to add and remove Z Wave devices from the network NOTE Consult your installer to determine if the Z Wave Feature has been enabled on y...

Page 69: ...touchscreen keypad to enter the new name For this example enter Living Room Dimmer 3 Tap Done The system reveals the new name on the Listening for Devices to Add screen Removing a Device from the Network To remove a device from the network 1 At the Home screen tap System Settings 2 Enter the Master User Code to access the System Settings menu 3 At the System Settings menu tap Smart Home Settings 4...

Page 70: ...e it appears on the Listening for Devices to Remove screen The device is removed from the network Checking the Network To perform a network check 1 At the Home screen tap System Settings 2 Enter the Master User Code to access the System Settings menu 3 At the System Settings menu tap Smart Home Settings 4 NOTE Consult your installer to determine if this feature is available This feature is not ena...

Page 71: ...o access the System Settings menu 3 At the System Settings menu tap Smart Home Settings 4 NOTE Consult your installer to determine if this feature is available This feature is not enabled on all systems 5 At the Smart Home Settings menu tap Rediscover Network 6 At the Rediscover Network screen tap Start The system remaps the network This can take several minutes and Z Wave functions will be unavai...

Page 72: ...move the list Adjusting the Advanced Settings To adjust the advanced settings 1 Navigate to the Installer Toolbox menu Then tap Smart Home Settings 2 At the Home screen tap System Settings 3 Enter the Master User Code to access the System Settings menu 4 At the System Settings menu tap Smart Home Settings 5 NOTE Consult your installer to determine if the Smart Home Settings feature is available Th...

Page 73: ...de to access the System Settings screen 4 At the System Settings menu tap Smart Home Settings Figure 15 System Settings Smart Home Settings 5 At the Smart Home Settings menu tap Advanced Settings Figure 16 Smart Home Settings Advanced Settings 6 At the Advanced Settings menu tap Controller Learn Figure 17 Advanced Settings Controller Learn The GC3 Panel displays a Learning Z Wave Controller messag...

Page 74: ...ontroller Learn The primary master device state is shifted to the new controller The synchronization takes time depending upon the number of Z Wave devices in the network NOTE If you are using this feature to upgrade or change the primary controller without adding a second controller remove the original controller see Remove a Device on page 84 The learn the new controller into the network see Lea...

Page 75: ... nodes supported 20 Group 3 Armed Off Maximum number of nodes supported 20 Group 4 Disarmed On Maximum number of nodes supported 20 Group 5 Disarmed Off Maximum number of nodes supported 20 Group 6 Alarm Maximum number of nodes supported 20 Screen Use the Screen feature to adjust the screen brightness dim brightness backlight timeout and to place the touchscreen into clean mode NOTE This feature i...

Page 76: ...cklight Timeout To adjust the timeout interval for the backlight 1 Navigate to the Screen screen See Navigating to Screen on the previous page Figure 30 Screen Backlight Timeout 2 Choose one of these options from the list Always On In the event of a power outage this option requires the most battery power 30 Seconds In the event of a power outage this option conserves the most battery power This i...

Page 77: ... program the system to automatically adjust for Daylight Saving Time Set the Date Time To set the system date 1 At the Home screen tap System Settings 2 At the System Settings menu enter the system s Master User Code 3 Tap Date Time The system reveals the Date Time screen Figure 33 Date Time Screen 4 Scroll through the date picker wheel select the appropriate Month Day and Year 5 Scroll through th...

Page 78: ...e of the protected area for five 5 minutes Then walk through the area For Panic Buttons Keyfobs and Wireless Keypads Press a key or button on the device For Smoke Heat Freeze Alarms Carbon Monoxide Detectors or Glass Break Detectors Press the product s Test button See the Installation Instructions that came with the product for help locating the test button When tests are successful a GREEN bar ap...

Page 79: ...2GIG alarm dealer for technical support 11 Tap the t button Network Settings To change the network settings 1 At the Home screen tap System Settings 2 Enter the Master User Code to access the System Settings menu 3 Tap the Network Settings button This reveals the Network Settings menu Figure 34 Network Settings Wireless 4 Tap Wireless This reveals the Wireless Network screen 5 At the bottom of the...

Page 80: ...ted To use this feature you must know the four digit Master User Code To install the firmware update 1 Insert a USB thumb drive storing the desired firmware version into the USB port at the top of the GC3 Panel Figure 38 GC3 Control Panel Front View 2 When the Update system icon and the Firmware Update Available from USB Device message appears tap Update Figure 39 Firmware Update Available from US...

Page 81: ...ate process do NOT disconnect the GC3 Panel from its power source and do NOT remove the USB thumb drive from the panel until the update is complete When the update is complete the system restarts automatically and a new message appears in the system s Inbox to notify users that the firmware update was successful See Using the Inbox on page 21 10 System Settings Proprietary Confidential 81 Copyrigh...

Page 82: ...ation About the Smart Home Settings Menu 83 Navigate to the Smart Home Settings Menu 83 Add a New Device 83 Rename a Device 84 Remove a Device 84 Check the Network 85 Rediscover the Network 85 View All Devices 86 Force Remove a Device 86 Reset the Controller 87 Replace 88 Basic Control of Unsupported Devices 89 ...

Page 83: ...Figure 3 System Settings Smart Home Settings NOTE Consult your installer to determine if the Smart Home Settings menu has been enabled on your system Typically this button is grayed out and not available because the factory default setting for this feature is Disabled but Visible This reveals the Smart Home Settings menu Figure 4 Smart Home Settings Menu Add a New Device To add a Z Wave device to ...

Page 84: ...Rename a Device To rename a device on the network 1 Add a device to the Controller s network See Add a New Device on the previous page 2 At the Listening for Devices to Add screen tap Rename Figure 10 Listening for Devices to Add Rename 3 At the Enter a Name for this Device screen use the touchscreen keypad to enter a new device name For example enter Living Room Dimmer Figure 11 Enter a Name for ...

Page 85: ...the check is complete To perform a network check 1 Navigate to the Smart Home Settings menu See Navigate to the Smart Home Settings Menu on page 83 2 At the Smart Home Settings menu tap Check Network Figure 16 Smart Home Settings Check Network 3 At the Check Network screen tap Start Figure 17 Check Network Start While the system scans the network for failed nodes and indicates the status of each s...

Page 86: ...me Settings View All Devices 3 At the Smart Home Devices screen review the list of devices If you have added several devices you can swipe up and down to move through the list Figure 23 View All Devices 4 If desired choose one of these options Rename Tap this button and then rename the device Remove Tap this button to remove the device from the network Force Remove a Device This procedure should o...

Page 87: ...e to the Smart Home Settings Menu on page 83 2 At the Smart Home Settings menu tap Advanced Settings Figure 28 Smart Home Settings Advanced Settings 3 At the Advanced Settings menu tap Reset Controller Figure 29 Advanced Settings Reset Controller 4 At the Reset the Z Wave Controller screen tap Reset Controller Figure 30 Reset the Z Wave Controller Reset Controller NOTE Resetting the controller wil...

Page 88: ... To replace a failed device with an identical device 1 Navigate to the Smart Home Settings menu See Navigate to the Smart Home Settings Menu on page 83 2 At the Smart Home Settings menu tap View All Devices Figure 33 Smart Home Settings View All Devices 3 Scroll to the failed device Figure 34 View All Devices Failed Device 4 Tap the list expander button Figure 35 Failed Device List Expander Button...

Page 89: ...Menu on page 83 2 At the Smart Home Settings menu tap View All Devices Figure 39 Smart Home Settings View All Devices 3 Scroll to the unknown device Figure 40 View All Devices Unknown Device 4 Tap the list expander button Figure 41 Unknown Device List Expander Button 5 Tap Configure Figure 42 Unknown Device Configure 6 In the confirmation dialog box tap the Set Value button Figure 43 Unknown Devic...

Page 90: ...cellular radio module 11 D date 11 distributors 9 document conventions 9 E Ethernet module 11 F false alarms 14 features 11 G guide about 9 I installation 12 K keyfob programming 11 M microphone 11 N navigation touchscreen 9 P programming zone 11 R radios 12 S safety notations 9 sensors 12 services technical support 9 speaker 11 support services 9 system capabilities 11 features 11 ...

Page 91: ... 11 touchscreen display 11 navigation 9 trouble alerts 13 typographic conventions 9 U usb port 11 location 11 V vocabulary 11 W weather 11 Z Z Wave devices 11 zone 13 programming 11 91 Copyright 2015 Nortek Security Control LLC ...

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