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3
If the device was removed successfully, the timer will stop and the window
will say the devices was removed from the network.
4
If the device is not removed from the network before the timer ends, close
the window and click the Remove button to try again.
Removing failed Z-Wave devices
If a Z-Wave device has become lost or inoperable so that a physical button
press cannot be performed to remove it from the network, the Remove Failed
option is provided. Remove Failed is used to force a Z-Wave device off of the
network.
Important! Do not use this option if the device is operational. See “
Removing
Z-Wave devices from the network
”. Use this option only if a device has
physically failed and is inoperable!
To remove a failed Z-Wave device:
1
In Connections under Z-Wave Network, right-click on the Node ID of the
failed Z-Wave device, and select Remove Failed.
2
The controller will make one last attempt to communicate with the Z-Wave
device. If the device successfully communicates, the Remove Failed will not
proceed and the device must be removed using the Remove button instead.
Remove the device according to the manufacturer’s instructions, usually by
pressing the Z-Wave button.
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