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Advanced Setup

Advanced Toolbox

The  Advanced  Toolbox  can  be  used  (only 

by  Installers)  to  add  a  secondary  controller, 

reset  and  view  installed  controllers,  view 

the  currently  installed  network  devices,  or 

rediscover the network devices.
On  the  Z-Wave  Toolbox  Screen,  press 

ADVANCED  TOOLBOX

  to  access  the 

Advanced Toolbox functions.

Learn Controller

The Control Panel can be added to an existing 

Z-Wave  network  as  a  “ secondary”  controller 

(this process is also called  replication).
When  the  Control  Panel  acts  as  a  secondary 

controller, 

devices  will  only  be  able  to 

be  added  and  removed  by  the  primary 

controller. 

Other  than  that,  all  functions  are 

available to either controller.
Use  the  following  steps  to  add  the  Control 

Panel as a secondary controller:

1. 

From  the  Advanced  Toolbox  Screen,  press  the 

 

LEARN  CONTROLLER

  button.  The  Control 

Panel will display “Learning Z-Wave Controller” 

and wait for a signal from the primary controller.

2. 

Press  and  release  the  include  button  on  the 

primary  controller.  (This  button  may  also  be 

called “bind”, “learn”, or may not be labeled.)

3. 

A confi rmation screen will be displayed, press 

OK

.

Reset Controller

Resetting the controller will remove all Z-Wave  

devices  from  the  network  and  controller.  The 

network node information will also be reset.
Reset  the  controller  only  after  removing  all 

the devices one at a time using the  

REMOVE 

DEVICES

 button.

Use the following steps to reset the controller:

1. 

From  the  Advanced  Toolbox  Screen,  press  the 

 

RESET CONTROLLER

 button.

2. 

A  reset  confi rmation  screen  will  be  displayed, 

press   

RESET  Z-WAVE  CONTROLLER

  to 

continue or 

CANCEL

 to exit.

3. 

A  completion  confi rmation  screen  will  be 

displayed, press 

OK

.

To re-build the Z-Wave network, use the Add 

Devices function.

Advanced Z-Wave Toolbox

Learn Controller Screen

Reset Controller Screen

Reset Controller Screen

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Page 2: ...is the capability to remotely control your Z Wave network of devices from your own computer using a Web browser over the Internet This provides you with home automation control from anywhere in the w...

Page 3: ...Devices 12 Creating Scenes 12 Z Wave Switches 13 Z Wave Thermostats 13 Z Wave Door Locks 13 Testing Scenes 13 Editing Scenes 14 Changing a Device s Action 14 Removing a Device s Action 14 Renaming a...

Page 4: ...Wave devices that are repeating the wireless signals Beyond simple controlling of a single device multiple device control commands can be assigned using a Scene A Scene can be run on its own or Rules...

Page 5: ...OSTATS button will display the currently included thermostat devices The DOOR LOCKS button will display the currently included door lock devices The RULES button will display the currently programmed...

Page 6: ...to be added to the network at this time 6 Press BACK when finished Additional Z Wave Devices If additional Z Wave compatible devices are purchased and your home control network expands these steps ca...

Page 7: ...c keyboard to assign a name up to 40 characters to the device Use the arrow key to shift to capital letters Use the arrow key to shift to lower case letters Press the key to access numeric and symbol...

Page 8: ...f there are more than three switches use the or arrows to scroll the list 4 Press the display where the device is listed to display the control buttons for the switch 5 The display indicates if the sw...

Page 9: ...is listed to display the control buttons for the switch 5 The display indicates if the switch is OFF or ON If the switch is ON the dimming level with a number 1 12 will be shown below Press the desire...

Page 10: ...ay the control buttons for the thermostat 5 The display shows the current temperature the thermostat setpoint the thermostat s battery status the thermostat mode and the fan mode When the thermostat m...

Page 11: ...the current mode displayed When the thermostat mode is auto 2 setpoints are displayed heat and cool 2 The temperature setpoint is immediately transmitted to the thermostat Setting the Fan Mode If the...

Page 12: ...tton 7 Press the BACK button three times or the button on the Control Panel to exit Services NOTE The Control Panel supports but the Schlage Wireless Keypad Deadbolt does not support remote unlocking...

Page 13: ...r s new 4 8 digit Door Lock User Code then enter it again to verify the code 5 A progress screen will be displayed while the new code is being sent to the door lock 6 A confirmation screen will be dis...

Page 14: ...use the following steps 1 From the Home Screen press the SERVICES button 2 From the Manage Z Wave Devices Screen press the SCENES button 3 From the Z Wave Scenes Screen press the ADD SCENE button 4 Us...

Page 15: ...OK NOTE The device will not activate while setting Steps 7A 7B 7C The scene must be run or triggered by an event with a rule Testing Scenes 8 The assigned action s for the Scene will be displayed Repe...

Page 16: ...anage Z Wave Devices Screen press the SCENES button 3 A list of programmed Scenes will be displayed Press the name of the Scene to edit 4 Press the desired device s button to select it 5 Press the del...

Page 17: ...ne will also delete any Rule associated with the Scene To delete a Scene use the following steps 1 From the Home Screen press the SERVICES button 2 From the Manage Z Wave Devices Screen press the SCEN...

Page 18: ...s Screen press the ADD RULE button 4 Use the or arrows to choose a system event to trigger the Scene The events available are System Armed Away System Armed Stay System Disarmed Exit Delay Started Ent...

Page 19: ...ected event occurs the scene can also be edited here by pressing the Run this Scene button 6 Press OK to change the Rule or CANCEL to quit Deleting Rules Rules can be deleted individually To delete a...

Page 20: ...the device This button may also be called bind learn or may not be labeled NOTE Some devices may require pressing the program button more than once refer to the device s instructions 3 When the device...

Page 21: ...Press the trouble alert icon to display the device s the network has detected trouble with 4 Go to the displayed devices location s and inspect for un plugged or missing devices Either correct the de...

Page 22: ...LER button The Control Panel will display Learning Z Wave Controller and wait for a signal from the primary controller 2 Press and release the include button on the primary controller This button may...

Page 23: ...listed The controller listings will show the controller s name manufacturer and network node number 3 Press BACK to quit View All Devices Use the following steps to display all the devices programmed...

Page 24: ...ent positions in the installation it is recommended to rediscover the network so the routing path will be re configured Use the following steps to rediscover the network 1 From the Advanced Toolbox Sc...

Page 25: ...uarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off a...

Page 26: ...roller 20 LEARN CONTROLLER button 20 Limited warranty 23 LOCK button 10 M Multi level switches 2 7 N NAME button 14 Naming devices 5 Network diagnostics 19 Network maintenance 18 19 Network setup 4 5...

Page 27: ...L DEVICES button 21 View controllers 21 VIEW CONTROLLERS button 21 Viewing thermostats 8 W Warranty service 23 Z Z Wave Association reports 2 Z Wave devices 2 Z Wave door locks 13 Z Wave network 2 Z W...

Page 28: ...YOUR LOCAL ALARM INSTALLATION AND SERVICE PROFESSIONAL Copyright 2012 233494 X4 v1 9...

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