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Adding Z-Wave
®
Shades to a Home Automation Hub
Your shades and controls feature built-in Z-Wave radio technology. This allows the shades to be controlled directly by
many popular home automation hubs. The process of including the shades and controls into a Z-Wave smart home
network starts with first disassembling the current shade/control network. This is referred to as the exclusion process.
After the current shade/control network is disassembled, a new network is created with the home automation hub
through the inclusion process. Finally, after all shades and controls are included in the smart home network, the remote
controls can be added back to the shades for local control through the association process. These steps are outlined
below and on the next page.
Fig. 28
Fig. 29
1. Exclude all remotes from the shade network by
performing a local reset on each remote.
Press and hold the program button on the back of the
remote until the LED stops flashing. The LED will flash
green, amber, red, and then turn off (about 15 seconds).
(Fig. 28)
Repeat this process to exclude each individual remote.
2. Exclude each shade from the network by performing a
network reset.
Press and hold the program button on the shade until
the shade jogs once (about seven seconds), then
release the button. (Fig. 29)
NOTE: Shade limits are not lost. All controllers will be
removed from the shade’s memory.
3. Include each shade and remote in the home
automation hub’s network.
A. Initiate device enrollment from the home
automation hub’s user interface. Refer to the
home automation hub’s instructions for enrolling
new Z-Wave devices. In some cases, the
shades/remotes may be enrolled as “Other Z-Wave
Supported Device” or within the “Lighting Devices”
product sections.
NOTE: Inclusion of both the shades and remotes
is required for proper operation when using a
home automation hub.
B. Press and hold the button on the shade end until
the LED begins to flash green (about three
seconds) and release. If inclusion is successful,
the shade will appear as a found Z-Wave device
in the home automation system user interface.
Repeat this step for each shade and remote being
added to the home automation system. (Fig. 30)
Refer to Associating Secondary Remotes to Shades on
the next page. This is required for local control by
the remotes.
Fig. 30
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