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FIBARO SWIPE

FGGC-001

CONTENTS

#1: Description and features 

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#2: Gestures overview 

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#3: Basic activation 

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#4: Adding the device 

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#5: Removing the device 

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#6: Operating the device 

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#7: Scene ID 

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#8: Sequences of gestures 

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#9: Powering modes 

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#10: Additional features 

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#11: Associations 

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#12: Advanced parameters 

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#13: Specifications 

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#14: Guarantee 

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v1.0

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Summary of Contents for SWIPE FGGC-001

Page 1: ...estures overview 5 3 Basic activation 6 4 Adding the device 8 5 Removing the device 9 6 Operating the device 10 7 Scene ID 11 8 Sequences of gestures 12 9 Powering modes 14 10 Additional features 15 11 Associations 16 12 Advanced parameters 17 13 Specifications 23 14 Guarantee 24 v1 0 FIBARO EN ...

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Page 3: ...attery powered are not only receivers but can also repeat the signal increasing the Z Wave network s range It gives advantage over traditional wireless systems that require direct link between transmitter and receiver as a result the construction of the building could affect network s range negatively Every FIBARO network has its unique identification number home ID Multiple independent networks c...

Page 4: ...ly touching anything Swipe up down left right make a circular gesture and use sequences to get full and intuitive control of your home Installed device perfectly matches your interior design as it resembles a picture frame You can even personalize it with your favourite picture Gesture controlled menu allow to add remove or reset the device without dismounting it The device is equipped with a buzz...

Page 5: ... the lights or adjust the blinds via associations They can also trigger scenes After performing first circle the device will start changing the value clockwise increase counter clockwise decrease Withdrawing the hand will stop the change Clockwise Counter clockwise Sequences are composed of two or three gestures User can create up to 6 custom sequences They can operate other devices via scenes onl...

Page 6: ...move paper strip protecting the batteries 4 Mount the Swipe back into the back case by sliding the device up 5 The device will confirm powering up with an acoustic signal 6 Place the front magnetic cover 7 Place the Swipe onto its holder 8 Place the Swipe within the direct range of your Z Wave controller 3 Basic activation ...

Page 7: ...owered high pitched beep will signal exiting the Standby Mode 13 Loud sound sequence will confirm entering the menu keep holding your hand 14 After hearing two short beeps green indicator colour withdraw the hand and perform swiping up gesture to confirm selection two beeps will confirm validity 15 Wait for the adding process to end 16 Successful adding will be confirmed by the Z Wave controller s...

Page 8: ...high pitched beep will signal exiting the Standby Mode 5 Loud sound sequence will confirm entering the menu keep holding your hand 6 After hearing two short beeps green indicator colour withdraw the hand and perform swiping up gesture to confirm selection two beeps will confirm validity 7 Wait for the adding process to end 8 Successful adding will be confirmed by the Z Wave controller s message an...

Page 9: ...nd sequence will confirm entering the menu keep holding your hand 6 After hearing two short beeps green indicator colour withdraw the hand and perform swiping up gesture to confirm selection two beeps will confirm validity 7 Wait for the removing process to end 8 Successful removing will be confirmed by the Z Wave controller s message and sequence of 2 short beeps pause 1 short beep red visual ind...

Page 10: ...up the device or click the button on the back of the device once Menu allows to perform Z Wave network actions In order to use the menu 1 Move and hold your hand close to the center of the pad 2 Loud sound sequence will confirm entering the menu keep holding your hand 3 Wait for the buzzer to indicate the desired menu position 1 short beep WHITE indicator colour wake up the device 2 short beeps GR...

Page 11: ...ime ON Key Pressed 2 times OFF 4 Key Pressed 1 time ON Key Pressed 2 times OFF 5 Circular gesture clockwise Key Held Down Change state UP Key Released STOP 6 Circular gesture counter clockwise Key Held Down Change state DOWN Key Released STOP 7 1st sequence Key Pressed 1 time User defined 8 2nd sequence Key Pressed 1 time User defined 9 3rd sequence Key Pressed 1 time User defined 10 4th sequence ...

Page 12: ...es cannot be used next to each other Bit mask of parameter Overall Size 4 bits 4 bits 4 bits 4 bits 16 bits Purpose reserved first gesture second gesture third gesture Example none Example binary values always 0000 0001 0100 0011 Example decimal values always 0 1 256 4 16 3 1 sum 323 Learning a new sequence To perform automatic learning of a sequence 1 Change value of parameter 30 to number of seq...

Page 13: ...1 to 36 for slots 1 to 6 Creating and configuring sequences in the Home Center interface 1 Go to the device options by clicking the icon on its bar 2 Drag and drop two or three gestures to create a desired sequence 3 Confirm the selection by clicking Confirm a new sequence 4 Wake up the device using 1st menu position see Operating the device on page 10 5 Click the plus icon New Reaction next to th...

Page 14: ...the Swipe can be supplied with a 5V DC power supply connected to the micro USB port In this mode batteries will work as an emergency supply CAUTION Using batteries other than specified may re sult in explosion Dis pose of properly ob serving environmental protection rules Power saving When battery powered the Swipe will enter Standby Mode by default signalled with a low pitch beep after 5 seconds ...

Page 15: ...te the menu using the B button 1 Make sure the device is powered via micro USB port 2 Press and hold the B button 3 Loud sound sequence will confirm entering the menu keep holding your hand 4 Wait for the buzzer to indicate the desired menu position with short beeps 1 short beep WHITE wake up the device 2 short beeps GREEN learning mode adding removing 3 short beeps YELLOW the device reset 5 Relea...

Page 16: ...ar AirWheel is assigned to circu lar move of the hand clockwise or counter clockwise over the panel sends Switch Multilevel Start Stop Level Change command frames The Swipe in 2nd to 6th group allows to control 5 regular or multichan nel devices per an association group with the exception of LifeLine that is reserved solely for the controller and hence only 1 node can be assigned It is not recomme...

Page 17: ...me Center controller 1 Go to the device options by clicking the icon 2 Select the Advanced tab NOTE Active acoustic signals can be selected in parameter 4 i Wake up interval Available settings 0 or 60 64800 in seconds 1min 18h Default setting 21 600 every 6 hours The Swipe will wake up at each defined time interval and always try to connect with the main controller After successful communication a...

Page 18: ...er size 2 bytes 6 Power saving mode battery mode This parameter determines operation of gesture detection when bat tery powered When Standby Mode is selected hold gesture must be performed to exit power saving mode and reactivate normal gesture recognition The device in Standby Mode consumes the least battery life When Simple Mode mode is selected gesture recognition is always active but only slow...

Page 19: ...h group Flick LEFT sent as secure 8 5th group Flick RIGHT sent as secure 16 6th group Circular AirWheel sent as secure Default setting 31 Parameter size 1 byte 12 Control mode of 2nd 5th Flick UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT asso ciation groups and scenes Parameter allows to choose control mode for 2nd 5th groups and scenes By default Toggle Mode is active meaning that a single flick turns ON the group and the...

Page 20: ... 0 Parameter size 2 bytes 22 SWITCH ON control frame value for FLICK DOWN gesture This parameter allows to set value sent in SWITCH ON command frame to the association group Available settings 0 99 or 255 Default setting 255 Parameter size 2 bytes 23 SWITCH OFF control frame value for FLICK DOWN gesture This parameter allows to set value sent in SWITCH OFF command frame to the association group Av...

Page 21: ... OF GESTURES 30 Sequence learning mode Parameter activated by the main Z Wave controller Change its value to launch sequence learning procedure for the desired slot Available settings 0 learning mode disabled 1 6 launch sequence learning for selected slot Default setting 0 Parameter size 1 byte 31 1st gestures sequence SLOT 1 Value containing sequence of gestures See Sequences of gestures on page ...

Page 22: ... gestures on page 12 for more information Available settings 0 1076 Default setting 0 Parameter size 2 bytes 35 5th gestures sequence SLOT 5 Value containing sequence of gestures See Sequences of gestures on page 12 for more information Available settings 0 1076 Default setting 0 Parameter size 2 bytes 36 6th gestures sequence SLOT 6 Value containing sequence of gestures See Sequences of gestures ...

Page 23: ...Radio frequency Range Dimensions 5V DC power supply and or batteries 60mA micro USB 4 x 1 5V AA EMC 2004 108 EC R TTE 1999 5 EC RoHS 2011 65 EU LVD 2006 95 EC Z Wave 868 4 or 869 8 MHz EU 908 4 or 916 0 MHz US 921 4 or 919 8 MHz ANZ 869 0 MHz RU up to 50m outdoors up to 40m indoors Depending on terrain and building structure 178 x 130 x 29 mm ...

Page 24: ...h nical support using telephone or e mail More than 50 of operational problems are resolved remotely saving time and money spent to initiating guarantee proce dure If remote support is insufficient the Customer shall fill the guarantee claim form using our website www fibaro com in order to obtain claim authorization When the guarantee claim form is submitted correctly the Customer shall receive t...

Page 25: ...a manner inconsistent with the operating manual or from connecting other devices not recommended by the Manufacturer damage caused by operating or storing the device in extremely adverse condi tions i e high humidity dust too low freezing or too high ambient temperature Detailed permissible conditions for operating the Device are defined in the oper ating manual damage caused by using accessories ...

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