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Motion Detector Advanced User Manual

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Preface ................................................................................................................................. 2
Description & Features ..................................................................................................... 4
Specifications ..................................................................................................................... 5
Physical Characteristics ................................................................................................... 6
Inclusion & Exclusion ........................................................................................................ 7
Factory Reset & Misc. Functions ..................................................................................... 8
Physical Installation .......................................................................................................... 9
LED Behavior .................................................................................................................... 11
Button Behavior ............................................................................................................... 12
Compatible Command Classes ..................................................................................... 13
“Configuration” Command Class Parameters ............................................................ 16
Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................. 19
Warranty & Support ........................................................................................................ 20

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Summary of Contents for Dome DMMS1

Page 1: ...Always Connected Always Covered Motion Detector User Manual DMMS1 ...

Page 2: ...sic user please visit www domeha com for instructions This manual will provide in depth technical information about the Motion Detector especially in regards to its compliance to the Z Wave standard such as compatible Command Classes Association Group capabilities special features and other information that will help you maximize the utility of this product in your system Preface ...

Page 3: ... Description Features 4 Specifications 5 Physical Characteristics 6 Inclusion Exclusion 7 Factory Reset Misc Functions 8 Physical Installation 9 LED Behavior 11 Button Behavior 12 Compatible Command Classes 13 Configuration Command Class Parameters 16 Troubleshooting 19 Warranty Support 20 ...

Page 4: ...etect this type of movement The Motion Detector can either be wall mounted or placed on any flat horizontal surface The MOUNT uses a spherical magnet to hold the SENSOR so it can point in any direction The Motion Detector also monitors ambient light levels and reports the data to your Z Wave Hub Key Features Z Wave Plus Certified Ambient Light Sensor FlexibleMounting Options 110o Extra Wide Covera...

Page 5: ...mes in a row The LED Indicator will flash five times indicating inclusion SolidWorks Student Edition For Academic Use Only SENSOR LENS LED Indicator CONNECT BUTTON A B C SCREW HOLES BATTERY COMPARTMENT Figure 3 Parts of the A Sensor from the Front B Sensor from the Rear and C MOUNT WALL MOUNT Resetting the Motion Detector to Factory Settings To disconnect from the Z Wave Network and restore factor...

Page 6: ...ase refer to this page as needed BATTERY TAB Edition Only SENSOR BASE BATTERY MOUNT MAGNET SENSOR COVER MOUNT WALL MOUNT Figure 1 Motion Detector Exploded View SENSOR LENS LED INDICATOR BUTTON A B C SCREW HOLES BATTERY COMPARTMENT Figure 2 Parts of the A SENSOR BASE Front B SENSOR BASE Rear and C MOUNT WALL MOUNT Physical Characteristics ...

Page 7: ... can be brought to the desired location 2 Remove the SENSOR COVER by twisting it counterclockwise 3 Remove the BATTERY TAB 4 Press the BUTTON quickly 3 times in a row The LED INDICATOR will flash five times indicating inclusion Exclusion Follow the instructions for your Z Wave Certified Conto enter exclusion mode When prompted by the controller 1 Remove the SENSOR COVER 2 Press the BUTTON quickly ...

Page 8: ...n release A flash ing LED INDICATOR indicates a successful factory reset 3 The Motion Detector s memory will be erased to factory settings Waking Up The Motion Detector Because the Motion Detector is a battery powered device it wakes up on reg ular intervals to give battery and other status updates to the controller as well as to accept configuration settings from the controller This helps to exte...

Page 9: ...face with an unobstructed view of the area you wish to monitor How to Use Wall Mount You can mount the Motion Detector on any wall with a central line of sight per spective of the area you wish to monitor See Figure 4 to visualize the Motion Sensor s coverage area and its optimal positioning It is best to mount the Motion Detector as high as possible to avoid limiting its effective range with obst...

Page 10: ...angle to properly mon itor your room and the magnet will hold the SENSOR in place Installation With Screws 1 Find a good location Fig 4 with adequate Z Wave coverage to mount your Motion Detector 2 Twist the MOUNT counterclockwise to separate the MOUNT MAGNET from the MOUNT WALL MOUNT 3 Hold the MOUNT WALL MOUNT to your wall and drive the included screws through the SCREW HOLES 4 Reattach the MOUN...

Page 11: ...2 5 seconds medium the BUTTON is pressed 3 times quickly regardless of inclusion status Blink 5 times in 1 5 seconds fast the Motion Detector is powered on and already included in a system Stay on for 2 seconds straight the BUTTON is pressed and held for 10 seconds resetting Motion Detector to factory settings Blinks once the SENSOR detects motion OR the BUTTON is pushed once Table 2 LED Blinking ...

Page 12: ...lusion Mode Device is excluded from the system and removes the Home ID from its memory Motion Detector Not Yet Included in System and Controller is in Inclusion Mode Device enters inclusion mode Press and hold BUTTON for 10 seconds Motion Detector Already Included in System Device will be reset to factory settings and a DEVICE_RESET_LOCALLY command will be sent to Node 1 Press and Hold for 10 seco...

Page 13: ... Application Sub Version 00 Manufacturer Specific V2 72 Returned Value 02 1F 03 01 06 Manufacturer ID 02 1F Product Type 03 Product ID 00 83 Multilevel Sensor 31 The Motion Detector monitors ambient light levels and reports this data to the main controller using the Multilevel Sensor command class The light is measured everytime motion is detected and periodically every 180 s by default see Parame...

Page 14: ...l see Configuration Parameters 5 and 8 See Configuration Parameters 2 3 5 and 8 for more details regarding Association Group 2 Group 3 Group 3 supports up to 5 members and the Motion Detector sends it a NOTIFICATION_REPORT when motion is detected and when it stops Group 4 Group 4 supports up to 5 members and the Motion Detector sends it a SENSOR_BINARY_REPORT when motion is detected and when it st...

Page 15: ...Binary Sensor Report parameters sent Sensor Type 0C Motion Motion Detected FF No More Motion 00 Wake Up V2 84 The wake up interval is set in seconds and is 43 200 seconds 12 hours by default The wake up interval can be set to any value from 300s 5 minutes to 16 777 200s about 190 days in 60 second increments Configuration V1 70 See Configuration Command Class Parameters on page 16 Table 6 Command ...

Page 16: ...vated devices This value must be higher than the value of Parameter 6 and if this parameter is reset to default settings Parameter 6 will also be reset See Group 2 on page 14 for more information 02 Motion Cleared Time Delay 00 05 02 58 5 600 in Seconds 1E 30 sec 03 This parameter sets the value sent by the BASIC_SET command to Association Group 2 for more information see Group 2 on page 14 01 BAS...

Page 17: ...cation Report Binary Sensor Report This value must be lower than the value of Parameter 2 and if this parameter is reset to default settings Parameter 2 will also be reset 01 Retrigger Interval 01 08 1 8 in seconds 08 8 sec 07 This parameter sets the amount of time between each successive ambient light level reading that is sent This value must be less than the Wakeup Interval Time which is 43 200...

Page 18: ...re a Multilevel Sensor Report is sent to the main controller 01 Ambient Light Sensitivity Level 00 FF 0 255 in Lux 64 100 Lux 0A If this parameter is enabled the LED INDICATOR will flash everytime there motion is detected If this is disabled the LED INDICATOR will not flash to indicate motion events 01 Enable Disable LED INDICATOR 00 LED Disabled 01 LED Enabled 01 LED En abled Table 9 Motion Detec...

Page 19: ...ur Quick Start Guides have all you need to start using any device For more thorough information about Z Wave home automation visit www domeha com support Q Q My Motion Detector keeps sending signals when there is no move ment it doesn t respond everytime it should A A You most likely have to fine tune the sensitivity levels contact your controller s manufacturer for further assistance If you are s...

Page 20: ... normal use in the United States or Canada To obtain warranty service during the Warranty Period call Dome Customer Service 1 855 249 1754 or email support domeHA com for instructions on sending damaged parts and documentation for a Return Material Authorization RMA Products returned to ECP for repair or replacement without au thorization will be returned at the sender s expense All warran ty clai...

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