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Config Button
Config Button
(Behind Switch Plate)
Once woken up, the battery devices will remain awake for five minutes while the LMBR establishes contact. However, once you
begin the next series of steps, LMCS takes control of the devices and they will remain awake for as long as is needed for LMCS to
complete the process of moving the devices to the LMBR’s network and pairing the devices in rooms.
Uncommissioned Device Discover and Network Assignment
Click in box of undiscovered device
to move it to the top of the list and
prioritize discovery
As the LMBR finds the various devices, they are initially displayed as an unknown device, and once the LMBR has retrieved
enough information, the
Type
and
Serial
number columns will display that information. The signal strength column shows a red
X until all device information has been retrieved. The signal strength icon then changes to blue to indicate that the device is fully
discovered.
While the devices are being discovered, clicking on the checkbox next to that device that has not been fully discovered will move
it to the top of the list to prioritize discovery of that device. So in situations in which there are a large number devices, and you are
only looking for certain ones, you can speed up the process by clicking on the devices you know that you want to discover.
NOTE:
The
Serial
column displays the last four digits of the MAC address. Although every MAC address is unique, because
the MAC is 12 digits long, it is possible for the last four digits to be the same on more than one device, as shown in the
example above.
NOTE:
If you have a room with an LMBC-650 wireless bridge and wired devices, you will only discover the LMBC-650 at this
point. After wireless discovery is complete, you will discover the wired devices from the LMBC-650 window, as described
“Discovering Wired Devices Connected to an LMBC-650” on page 13
.
NOTE:
If devices are not showing up in the list or are taking a long time to connect, clicking
Mesh Repair
may help. This will
cause the devices to build new communication routes back to the LMBR-650.
