Ubitech DMGW1 User manual

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Quick Start

This device is a control center (gateway) for Z-Wave home automation networks. It is used to control different single devices as well

as complete defined scenes and actions combining device functions within the network. It needs only a few steps to get your Z-box

up and running.

1. Power it up by plugging in the external power supply

2. Connect the z-box to your local router using a standard Ethernet cable

3. Use a web browser on your desktop PC or mobile internet device and go to login page .Input the IP address into the address bar,

press ENTER to enter the login page.

4. Login using the initial local default login (login: admin; password: 123456)

5. Got to setup (upper right corner) My Settings, remember your remote access ID and define your remote password. This

password is used for accessing the controller from outside the home. It is shared among all local users in the home. If you want to

protect your login from other users inside the home, change the local default password.

6. Define your rooms using Rooms

7. Setup the other users and give them access to the rooms.

8. Installing your smart home devices one by one. Use the dialog Devices for this

Hardware

The Z-Box is a small but powerful hardware offering various interfaces:

2

• Power Input: The device is powered by AC adapter DC9V 1.3A.

• Ethernet: The device can be connected to any standard 10/100 MBit/s Ethernet router

• 3 * USB (2 inside the chamber and 1 external): The 3 USB ports allow to connect additional communication or storage options such

as an EnOcean dongle, Bluetooth dongle, hard disk or any other USB device suitable for Z-box.

Installation

• Connect to Router

Using the LAN cable connect the Z-box to your router.

Note-If a connection through the router is not available, there is an refer to the Dome App for step-by-step instructions when

installation is complete.

• Connect to Power

Using the cord provided, connect the Z-box to an electrical wall outlet.

Installing Batteries (optional)

The Z-box uses 4 Ni-MH AA Rechargeable batteries (not included) which allow the system to continue operation for up to 6 hours

(depend on battery capacity and application) when the power is out.

We recommend use 2400mA

Z-Box provide trickle charge to recharge battery which is the safest charging technique, it takes approx. 48 hours to fully recharge 4 x

2400mA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries – please DON’T MIX different capacity/brand/age of batteries.

3

To install the batteries, pry open the lid of the Z-box at the notch in the back just above the cable ports.

LED Behavior

4

Defaulting Network Settings

To reset the Network to the default settings, press and hold the Main button (on top of the Z-box) for 10 seconds. Release the

button when the LED quickly flashes red indicating reset. Refer to the Dome App to reconnect the Z-box.

Defaulting the Z-box to Factory Settings

Important: Resetting the Z-box will delete all the settings, disconnect all Z-Wave devices and delete all of the presets.

To revert to the Factory default settings, press and hold the Reset button (inside the Z-box) for 10 seconds. Release the button

when the Status LED quickly flashes red indicating reset.

5

Precaution for system reset

"If this controller is the primary controller for your network, resetting it will result in the nodes in your network being orphaned and it will be necessary

after the reset to exclude and re-include all of the nodes in the network. If this controller is being used as a secondary controller in the network, use this

procedure to reset this controller only in the event that the network primary controller is missing or otherwise inoperable."

Smart Home User Interface

Your smart home can be controlled from different user interface. The design of the interface will adapt to the various screens of PC,

pads or mobile phones.

This interface allows managing your smart home equipped with interconnected Z-Wave devices. It will show every function of the

device as one single Element (In case a physical device has multiple functions – like switching and metering – it will generate multiple

elements). All elements are listed in the Element View and can be filtered by function type (switch, dimmer, sensor) or other filtering

criteria. Important elements can be placed in the Dashboard. Additionally the elements can be grouped into rooms. Every change of

a sensor value or a switching status is called an event and is shown in the Timeline. Filtering allows monitoring the changes of one

single function or device.

All other functions such as time triggered actions, the use of information from the Internet, scenes plugin of other technologies and

service are realized in Apps. These apps can create none, one or multiple new elements and events. The menu Setting  Apps

allows to download, activate and configure your apps.

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Applications (Apps) realize the intelligence of your Smart Home

All functions above and beyond the access and control of wireless devices are realized with apps. Apps can among others…

• …use functions of devices and services available via IP and the internet (e.g. weather data, integration of SONOS

audio system),

• …implement automation in a way IF this and this THEN do this and this,

• …realize complex application like automated energy control or home security,

• …and do much more…

Apps are like templates. Only when activated they become a real part of the smart home system. Some apps can only be

activated once (like “Sensor Polling”) while others can be activated as often as you like (like “Local Weather” for different cities).

Some apps are already activated on factory-default, some others are already installed on your Z-box but not activated. More apps

can be downloaded from the app store.

Functions of the User Interface

General

The green time on the header shows the time of the last communication to the smart home gateway. In case communication gets

lost, a red sign is shown.

Different users (login/password) have different dashboards and settings. Apps and tags are activated for all users. Admin

privilege is to setup new users, install/configure/delete apps and assigning access rights of rooms to users

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Elements

Clicking into the element may show more control options (like for dimmers or motor control). Switching a switch will immediately

result in showing the new state but in greyed. Once the wireless network reconfirms the new state of the switch, the new

switching status is shown using the real color icon.

The Element Configuration allows assigning user-defined tags to different elements. This allows further grouping or filtering. It is

even possible to use tags inside apps to auto-select certain elements. The time shown in certain elements refers to the time

where value was read from the sensor. You can change this by configuring the app “Sensor Polling”.

Some physical Z-Wave devices are quite complex generating a lot of functions. You may want to delete certain elements from the

element view. This can be done on the elements configuration with the checkbox “Permanently delete”. If you accidently deleted

an element you need to go to Setup  Z-Wave Network, Tab Network and click on the physical device that generated the very

element. Here you can hide/unhide every element.

Timeline

Some elements may create a lot of events regardless of their possible polling. If you don’t want them to flood your timeline

disable all events from this device using the element‘s configuration dialog. In your personal settings you can define if new

elements shall generate events or not. This setting can be changed as well.

Apps

The Apps menu offers a list of apps installed on the device, a list of the active apps and access to the online app store (requires

internet connection). Please note that some apps can be installed more than one time having different name and different apps

specific settings.

Devices

You can include all certified Z-Wave devices. If you can’t find your device in the list of known devices please use the Autodetect

function. It will create the same result but you need to find out from the device manual how to add (include) the device to the

network.

To use EnOcean devices a special EnOcean transmitter USB stick needs to be attached to the Z-box. Furthermore the EnOcean

module needs to be activated. Please note that only a selection of EnOcean devices are supported by the EnOcean module. You

can browse through the list of supported EnOcean devices.

8

Z-Wave Network

This menu option allows a deeper look into the Z-Wave network. The tab Network lists all Z-Wave hardware devices and the

elements controlled by them. A configuration button allows changing the names and room assignment of all element. At the end

of this dialog a button Hardware Configuration leads to a hardware specific configuration dialog. Some Z-Wave devices offer such

configurations to adapt their functions. Not having this configuration option is not a malfunction!

The tab Network Status lists possible problems of Z-Wave devices and the Z-Wave network. A link refers to the Z- Way Expert

User Interface. Please note that this Expert User Interface is for Z-Wave experts. The Razberry documentation and user forums

will provide help for its use if needed. Direct access to the Z-Wave Expert User Interface is always possible using

http://ip:8083/expert/

My Settings

This menu allows the usual user settings (color, languages, preferences). For users with admin privileges this dialog also controls

the essential access credentials for the remote access using find.z-wave.me.

User Management

This menu item is only available for users with admin privileges.

The Z-Box Z-box is powered by Z-Way, the famous Z-Wave control software of Z-Wave.Me that is also powering famous projects

such as Razberry (razberry.zwave.me: This means that all apps, workarounds, tricks and How Tos provided and describes for the

Razberry project – e.g. on http://forum.z-wave.me/ – can be used and applied for the Z-box too.

9

Super

Quick

Start

for Insid

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IP

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t

3.

Setup

your

password

and

remember

your Z-Box

ID

for

f

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remote

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cc

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for

remote access

to your Smart

H

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In

t

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f

a

c

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.

Quick

Start

for

the

rest

of

us

Z-Box

is a

Z-Wave

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on

t

r

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l

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r

for your Smart

Home.

A

b

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in

web server

allows fast

installation and

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Below

the

login

screen

you will

see the

IP

address

of your

Z-Box system.

Click on

the

IP

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link to

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the

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10

The Conf

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The

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on

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b

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with any

web browser

on Port

8084. Whenever

you want to

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a

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sett

i

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g

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this

se

r

v

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will

be

at your

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Find your Z-Box

ID

and remember

it for

remote access

to your

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m

.

1.

Choose

a

password that

will

be used

to

a

ut

hent

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c

a

t

e

for the

remote access

in

the

f

u

ture

.

Whenever

y

o

u access

your

Z-Box

within your local

network

(

as

the

first

t

i

m

e

)

you will not

need

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p

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nd the

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Z-Box.

You just

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.

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you

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your

home.

For this a

v

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.

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will

need

to

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it on

request

if you

d

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remote

s

e

rv

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.

Allowing service

p

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p

l

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to

access

your

Z-Box

is 100%

under

your

co

n

t

r

o

l

.

Once

you

set

your

remote access password

you

are done

with

the

initial

c

o

n

f

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g

u

r

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t

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n.

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you

access

f

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z

w

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e

.

m

e

again and

a local

Z-Box

is

f

o

un

d

clicking

on

the

IP

address

will

lead

y

o

u

right

to your Smart

Home User

I

n

te

rf

a

c

e

.

If your Pi

uses

a

fixed

IP

address

this

address

can

be used

for

direct

IP

access without

u

s

i

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g

the

f

i

n

d

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z

wa

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m

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to the

f

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nd

.

z

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m

e

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but be aware that

you will not

have

any

remote access

c

a

p

a

b

ili

ty

anymore.

Also in

case the

IP

address

o

f

your

Z-Box changes

you may have

difficulty

to

f

i

n

d

the new address. Hence we recommend

us

i

ng

fi

n

d

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w

a

v

e

.m

e

.

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same

t

i

m

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we want

y

ou to ha

v

e

100% cont

r

ol of any

cloud service usage

of

y

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sy

st

e

m

.

11

Z

-

Wave

Product

Information

This is a

Z-Wave

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n

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ll

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r

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c

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f

i

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Z-Wave

Plus

device Z-Box

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mm

un

i

ca

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with all

other Z-Wave

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regardless

of

vendor

or

year

of origin

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m

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the enhanced

f

unc

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Z-Wave

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can

communicate

in a

se

c

u

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v

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o

n

m

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if

the other device supports the secure environment too.

If not

t

h

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co

n

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r

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ll

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will fall

back

to

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n

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a

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mode a

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the use

of

secure environment

ca

n

be suppressed

for

performance reason

if

d

e

s

i

r

e

d

.

In

Z-Wave

all

non-battery powered

de

v

i

c

e

such as

the Z-Box

will act

a

s

routers

for

other

d

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c

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s

to form a

s

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ca

ll

e

d

meshed

n

e

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w

o

r

k.

In

case there

is

more than one controller

in the

network

the

c

o

nt

r

o

ll

er

s

need

to

be kept synchronous

in

regard

to

t

hei

r

kn

o

w

l

e

dg

e

of

the network.

This is

ca

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in

case there

is a SIS

in

the network

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c

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f

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every other

c

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will

query the

SIS

for

updates.

(

b

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the

rare

case th

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t

there

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this

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is Primary

C

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ol

l

er

please

re-include other controllers

to

p

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network

in

f

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m

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up

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devices u

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these command

c

l

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to

trigger actions

in

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c

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ll

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ss

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n

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12

Various

User

Interfaces

of

Z-Box

When going

to

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ttp

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see

a

sel

ec

t

i

on

menu

to

choose

the

web based

UI

you

like

to

w

or

k

with. The two

most

i

nter

est

i

ng

UIs

are

the

Z

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create

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manage

the

Z-Wave

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a

n

d

the

Z

-

Way

H

om

e

A

utomat

i

on user

i

nter

f

a

c

e

for

day-by-day usage

of

the

wh

o

l

e

system. Above and

b

e

y

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n

d

this you

can

use various m

o

b

il

e

p

l

a

tf

o

rm

na

t

i

v

e

apps

you find in the

app stores

to

access

the

s

y

s

t

em

.

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the

G

oo

g

l

e

App store

or

the

iOS

app store

for

n

a

t

i

ve

apps

with

the name

“

Z

-

Wa

y

”

.

The

Z

-

Wave

Expert

UI

The Z-Wave Expert User

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and other

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how to bu

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d

ma

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nta

i

n a

Z

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Wa

v

e

based

w

i

r

e

l

e

ss

network. Hence

it

uses some Z-Wave

s

p

e

c

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f

i

c

language and

offers detailed insight

into

the

work

and data structure

if

the Z-Wave network.

It allows

to



A

dd

(

in

c

lu

d

e

)

and

remo

v

e

(

e

x

c

l

u

d

e

)

Z

-

Wa

v

e

de

v

i

c

e

s

and manage the

n

e

t

w

o

r

k

.

 Con

f

i

g

u

r

e

Z-Wave

de

v

i

c

e

s

.

 Op

e

r

at

e

Z-Wave

de

v

i

c

e

s

.

 Mana

g

e

Assoc

i

a

t

i

ons

between

w

i

r

e

l

e

ss

de

v

i

c

e

s

.



Ac

c

e

s

s a

l

d

ata

g

e

nerat

ed

by

the

de

v

i

c

e

s

and

pe

r

f

or

m

all

k

i

n

d

of

f

un

c

t

i

on

s

and a

c

t

i

on

s

to

t

h

e de

v

i

c

e

.

 Look

b

e

h

i

n

d

th

e

s

cen

e

into

the data structures, routing mechanisms and timings

of

the

Z

-

Wa

v

e

co

n

t

r

o

l

stack. This is

p

a

r

t

i

cu

l

a

r

l

y

u

s

e

f

u

l

for

d

e

b

u

gg

i

n

g

and

s

o

f

t

w

a

r

e

d

e

ve

l

o

p

m

e

n

t

.

The

Z-Wave Expert

UI

doe

s no t prov

i

de

any acc

e

s

s t o h

i

gh

e

r or

de

r bu

s

i

n

e

s

l

ogic an

d

automat

i

on

. Please

r

e

f

e

r

to

other User

In

t

e

r

f

a

c

e

s

for

these

fu

n

c

t

i

o

n

s

.

13

The

UI

offers a

home screen

and four

top menu

i

te

ms

:

 Cont

r

o

l

:

Access

to

f

un

c

t

i

o

n

s

of

the

w

i

r

e

l

e

ss

d

e

v

i

c

e

s

i

n

c

l

u

d

e

d

in

the

n

e

t

w

o

r

k

.

 De

v

i

c

e

:

Access

to

i

n

f

o

r

m

a

t

i

o

n

about

d

e

v

i

c

e

s

.

 Con

f

i

g

u

r

at

i

on:

Con

f

i

g

u

r

e

the

d

e

v

i

c

e

s

a

f

te

r

i

n

c

l

u

s

i

o

n

if

n

ee

d

e

d

.



Net

w

o

r

k

:

Add and remove

d

e

v

i

c

e

s

and manage the

n

e

t

w

o

r

k

.

The

top

level also has a

l

ang

ua

g

e

selector.

P

l

e

a

s

e

we aware that

this

s

e

l

e

c

t

i

o

n

is only

v

a

li

d

for

the Expert

UI

a

n

d

will not

be used by other web based

or

app based

U

I

s

.

The

t

i

m

i

ng

info on the

upper

r

i

g

ht

s

i

d

e

shows

the

t

i

m

e

on

the

c

on

t

r

ol

l

e

r

de

v

i

c

e

.

I

t

s

update serves

as a

heart beat

to

the

s

y

s

t

e

m

.

All

v

a

l

u

e

s

shown

in

the Z-Wave Expert

UI

are

as

s

i

g

n

e

d

to a

t

i

m

e

stamp

i

n

d

i

c

at

i

n

g

when the value

of

s

tat

u

s

in

f

o

r

m

a

t

io

n

was

received

from

the wireless network.

A

red

color of

the

t

i

m

e

stamp

i

n

d

i

c

a

t

e

s

that and

u

pd

a

t

e

request

from

the

c

o

ntro

ll

e

r

for this

v

a

l

u

e

is

p

e

n

d

i

n

g.

Hom

e

S

c

r

ee

n

The

home screen

offers

some high

level

i

nf

or

m

a

t

i

on

about

the

so

f

t

w

a

r

e

and

a

notepad where the user

o

r

installer

can

leave important

in

f

o

r

m

a

t

io

n

for

f

u

t

u

r

e

u

s

e

.

The

Network

I

nf

or

m

a

t

i

on

box

offers

some

s

t

a

t

i

s

t

i

c

s

about

the

number

of

d

ev

i

c

es

in the

network

and how

m

a

ny

of

them are

mains or

battery operated. The network h

e

a

l

t

h

box

will list

devices that have problems: the

batt

e

r

y

is

down, the interview

is not

complete

or

the device

f

a

ile

d

.

Clicking

on

the statement

will

lead

to a

help

p

a

g

e

ex

p

l

a

inin

g

the problems and giving guidance

for

r

em

ed

i

a

t

i

o

n.

14

Control

The

Control Tab

allows

operating the various types

of

devices and shows the reported values

in

case

of

s

e

n

s

o

r

s

or

meters.

In

case the

c

o

n

t

r

o

l

options

o

ff

e

r

e

d

here are

not

sufficient please

r

e

f

e

r

to

the Expert Command Tab

a

s

part

of

the

C

on

f

i

gu

r

a

t

i

on

menu

for a full

set

of

f

un

c

t

i

on

s

supported

by

the

de

v

i

c

e

.

Sw

i

tc

h

The switch

d

i

a

l

og

lists all

d

ev

i

c

es

of the

network

s

up

p

or

t

i

ng

s

w

i

t

c

hi

ng

,

d

i

mm

er

or

motor control

c

a

p

a

b

ili

t

i

es

.

The

de

v

i

c

e

name and

I

d

and the current status

of

the

switch is

given and the

t

i

m

e

of

the

last

status update.

T

h

e

“Update” button

f

o

r

c

e

s

an

i

mm

e

d

i

at

e

update

of

the

switch

(if

mains

powered

d

e

v

i

c

e

)

.

A

‘

Sw

i

t

c

h

All’

I

c

o

n

s

h

o

w

s

whether

or not

the

s

p

e

c

i

f

i

c

d

e

v

i

c

e

will

react

on a Switch All ON or Switch All Off

command.

A

green

t

r

i

a

n

g

l

e

indicates that the device

will

react

to

the command

sh

o

w

n.

All actuators can be switched on or off. Dimmer and motors controls can be operated using a slider. For dimmer there is a

button “On” and “Full”. “Full” turns the dimmer always to 100 % diming value while “On” will turn to the last dimming state

before the dimmer was turned off. Clicking on the table heads reorders the table view of the data.

Senso

r

s

The

sensor

d

i

a

l

og

lists all

d

ev

i

c

es

of the

network

p

r

ov

i

d

i

ng

sensor

i

nf

or

m

a

t

i

on.

D

ev

i

c

e

name

and

i

d

,

the

type

of

the sensor, the

a

ctu

a

l

sensor

va

l

u

e

and the sensor

s

ca

l

e

is

li

s

t

e

d

.

The

D

a

t

e

/

t

i

m

e

co

l

u

m

n

i

n

d

i

ca

t

e

s

when the

g

i

ve

n sensor

v

a

l

u

e

was

r

e

c

e

i

v

e

d

.

I

t

s

p

o

ssi

b

l

e

to call for a

sensor update but bear

in

m

i

n

d

that battery operated

d

e

v

i

c

e

will only

respond

a

f

t

e

r

the next

wa

k

e

u

p

.

15

Met

e

r

s

The

meter

d

i

a

l

og

lists all

d

ev

i

c

es

of the

network

p

r

ov

i

d

i

ng

(

a

cc

um

ul

a

t

i

ng

)

meter

i

nf

or

m

a

t

i

on.

D

ev

i

c

e

name

and

id,

the type

of

the meter, the a

c

t

u

a

l

meter value and the meter

scale is

listed. The Date/time column

in

d

ic

a

t

e

s

when the

g

i

v

e

n

sensor

value was

received.

I

t

s

p

o

ss

i

b

l

e

to call for a

meter update but bear

in mind

that

b

a

tt

er

y

operated

de

v

i

c

e

will only

respond

a

f

t

e

r

the next wakeup. Clicking

on

the

t

a

b

l

e

heads reorders

the

t

a

b

l

e

view

o

f

the

d

a

ta

.

Thermostat

s

The

thermostat

d

i

a

l

og

lists all

thermostat devices

of

the network.

D

e

v

i

c

e

name and

i

d

and the current

set

p

o

i

n

t

temperature

is

shown. The

D

a

t

e

/

t

i

m

e

c

o

l

u

m

n

i

n

d

i

c

a

t

e

s

when the

g

i

v

e

n

set

p

o

i

n

t

temperature

was

transferred

to

the

d

e

v

i

c

e

.

The set

p

o

i

n

t

temperature

can

be changed

u

s

i

n

g

the

‘

+

’

or

‘-‘

buttons

or

the slider.

Clicking

on

t

h

e

ta

b

l

e

heads reorders

the

t

a

b

l

e

view of the

d

a

t

a

.

At

t

e

n

t

i

o

n

:

The temperature

v

a

l

u

e

does

not

d

i

ff

e

r

e

n

t

i

a

t

e

between

h

e

a

t

i

n

g

and

c

oo

li

n

g

d

e

v

i

c

e

s

.

If

a

c

oo

li

n

g

and

a hea

t

i

ng

f

unc

t

i

o

n

shall

have

d

i

ff

er

ent

set

p

o

i

nt

s

p

l

ea

s

e

refer to the

expert command

s

ec

t

i

o

n

for

more

p

r

ec

i

s

e

command

s

e

tt

i

n

g

s

.

16

Door

L

oc

k

s

The

door

lock

d

i

a

l

og

lists all

door

lock

d

ev

i

c

es

of the

network.

D

ev

i

c

e

name

and

i

d

,

the

current status

of the

l

oc

k

and

last

t

i

m

e

of

the change

of

the status

is

lis

t

e

d

.

Clicking

on

the

t

a

b

l

e

heads reorders

the

t

a

b

l

e

view of the

d

a

t

a

.

De

v

i

c

e

The

D

ev

i

c

e

Tab

g

i

v

es

access

to

ov

er

v

i

ew

pages

with

more

d

et

a

il

ed

i

nf

or

m

a

t

i

on

about

the

d

ev

i

c

es

in the

net

w

or

k

and

t

h

e

i

r

actual s

tat

u

s

.

Status

:

This

d

i

a

l

og

shows

the

a

c

t

ua

l

network status

of all

d

e

v

i

c

e

s

.

All

devices are listed by their node

id

and name.

T

h

e

dat

e

/

t

i

m

e

i

n

di

c

a

t

e

s

the

t

i

m

e

of

the

last

s

u

cc

e

ss

f

u

l

c

om

m

un

i

c

a

t

i

on

s

between the

c

on

t

r

ol

l

e

r

and

this

de

v

i

c

e

(

e

i

t

h

e

r

co

n

f

i

r

m

e

d

s

e

n

d

i

n

g

or

r

e

ce

p

t

i

o

n

)

.

The green checkmark indicates that the device

is

alive.

A

red

sign

in

d

ic

a

t

e

s

that

the

c

o

ntro

ll

e

r

assumes the

d

e

v

i

c

e

not

being

a

c

t

i

v

e

anymore.

Mains

powered

d

e

v

i

c

e

s

can

be checked

fo

r

th

e

i

r

network availability by

h

i

tti

n

g

the “Check

c

o

nn

e

c

ti

v

i

ty

”

b

u

tto

n.

In

case the device interview and

c

o

n

f

ig

u

r

a

t

io

n

was not

p

e

r

f

o

r

m

e

d

properly

a little

question

mark icon will

indicate

this.

Clicking

on

the

q

u

e

s

t

i

o

n

mark will

open

a

window

d

i

s

p

l

a

y

i

n

g

the

d

e

t

a

il

s

of

the

i

n

t

e

r

v

i

e

w

p

r

o

c

e

ss

.

The

correct

l

oa

d

i

ng

of a

D

ev

i

c

e

D

es

c

r

i

p

t

i

on

File

is

i

nd

i

c

a

t

ed

as well. For

b

a

tt

er

y

-

ope

r

a

t

e

d

de

v

i

c

e

the

t

i

m

e

of

t

h

e

last

wakeup, the time

of

the next wakeup and the current wakeup status

is

shown. Clicking

on

the

t

a

b

l

e

h

e

a

d

s

reorders the

ta

b

l

e

view

of

the data.

Clicking

on

the

t

a

b

l

e

heads reorders the

t

a

b

l

e

view of

the

d

a

t

a

.

17

Batt

e

r

y

This

d

i

a

l

og

g

i

v

es

an

ov

er

v

i

ew

of the

battery status

of the

b

a

tt

er

y

-

ope

r

a

t

e

d

de

v

i

c

e

s

in

the network.

D

e

v

i

c

e

s

a

r

e

listed by name and

id. The last

reported battery

level

(

0…

100

%)

including update time

is

shown

as

well

as

t

h

e

number and type

of

battery

if

known. The

“

U

pd

a

t

e

”

button

will

request

a

status update

from

the

d

e

v

i

c

e

.

T

h

e

new

status

will

be

a

v

a

il

a

b

l

e

after the next wakeup

of

the

de

v

i

c

e

.

Clicking

on

the table heads reorders the

t

a

bl

e

view

of

the

d

a

t

a

.

Ty

p

e

I

nf

o

The

type

info

d

i

a

l

o

g

lists all

d

e

v

i

c

e

s

of

the network and

i

n

d

i

c

a

te

s

if

they support enhanced

Z-Wave

f

un

c

t

i

o

n

s

such

as

S

e

c

u

r

i

t

y

and Z-Wave

Plus.

T

h

e

i

r

Z-Wave

p

r

oto

c

o

l

v

e

r

s

i

o

n,

t

h

e

i

r

a

pp

li

c

a

t

i

o

n

v

e

r

s

i

o

n

and

t

h

e

i

r

d

e

v

i

c

e

t

y

p

e

indicator

is

shown

for

in

f

o

r

m

a

t

io

n

purposes too.

Clicking

on

the

ta

b

l

e

heads reorders the

ta

b

l

e

view

of

the

d

a

ta

.

18

As

s

o

c

i

at

i

o

n

This overview

page

shows the

current association

set in the

network.

The lifelines

(association

to the

gateway

to

report

status

changes

and

heard

beat) can be

hidden

if

needed.

A

‚Change’

button

leads

right to the

Configuration page

of the

device

to

change association

settings.

Con

f

i

gurat

i

o

n

The Configuration Tab allows configuring the functions of the device. Pick the device to be configured from the drop down list to

access four tabs.

Int

e

r

v

ie

w

The

d

ev

i

c

e

i

nter

v

i

ew

s

ec

t

i

on

shows

the

result

of the

d

ev

i

c

e

i

nter

v

i

ew

.

I

n

this

process

the

c

ont

r

ol

l

er

tries to

ge

t

in

f

o

r

m

a

t

io

n

about the device.

In

case the controller find

a

device description record

for

the

d

e

v

i

ce

it will

d

i

s

p

l

a

y

further

i

n

fo

r

m

a

t

i

o

n

about the

d

e

v

i

c

e

that

can not

be

obt

a

i

n

e

d

from

the

d

e

v

i

c

e

i

t

s

e

l

f. If

the

s

o

f

t

w

a

r

e

will

n

ot

au

to

m

at

i

c

al

l

y

r

e

c

o

g

n

i

z

e

the

d

e

v

i

c

e

and

l

oad

the

d

e

s

c

r

i

p

t

i

o

n

record

a

button “Choose

D

e

v

i

c

e

D

e

s

c

r

i

p

t

i

o

n

Record”

allows to do this

m

a

nu

a

lly

.

19

The

i

nter

v

i

ew

stage

line

g

i

v

es

i

nf

or

m

a

t

i

on

about

the

progress

of the

d

ev

i

c

e

i

nter

v

i

ew

by

spl

i

tt

i

n

g

it into

t

h

e

di

ff

e

r

e

n

t

command

c

l

a

ss

e

s

supported

by

the

de

v

i

c

e

.

‘+

’

indicate

a

s

u

cc

e

ss

f

u

l

i

n

t

e

r

v

i

e

w

,

‘0’

a

permanent

fail

an

d

a

‘

.

’

that this

command

class is still in

the

w

a

i

t

i

n

g

queue

to

be

c

o

mp

l

e

t

e

d

.

There are

a few

reasons

why an

i

nter

v

i

ew

is not

c

om

p

l

et

e:

I

n

most cases

the

d

ev

i

c

es

went to

deep

s

l

eep

too

early to has

some

p

r

o

b

l

em

s

.

The

button “Force

I

nter

v

i

ew

”

allows

re-doing the whole

i

n

t

e

r

v

ie

w

.

The

b

u

tto

n

“Request

N

I

F

”

requests

a

Node

I

n

f

o

r

m

at

i

o

n

Frame

from

the

d

e

v

i

c

e

and the Button “Show

i

n

t

e

r

v

i

e

w

r

e

s

u

l

t

s

”

allows

d

i

s

p

l

ay

i

n

g

the

i

n

f

o

r

m

at

i

o

n

about the

d

i

ff

e

r

e

n

t

command

c

l

as

s

e

s

f

o

un

d

u

r

i

n

g

the

i

n

t

e

r

v

i

e

w

.

I

t

is

al

s

o

pos

s

i

bl

e

to

f

or

c

e

the

i

n

t

e

r

vi

e

w

of a

ce

r

t

a

i

n

command

class

on

l

y

.

The only

conf

i

g

ur

a

t

i

on

opt

i

on

on this

tab

is to

change

the

g

i

v

en

name

of the

d

ev

i

c

e.

During

i

nc

l

us

i

on

the

so

f

t

w

a

r

e

generated

a

g

e

n

e

r

i

c

name but

it is

h

i

g

h

l

y

recommended

to

change

this

name. The

g

i

v

e

n

name

sh

o

u

ld

be de

s

c

r

i

pt

i

v

e

bit not too

l

on

g.

Con

f

i

g

u

r

at

i

o

n

The

conf

i

g

ur

a

t

i

on

tab

allows

conf

i

g

ur

i

ng

the

d

ev

i

c

e.

There are

four

more command

c

l

a

ss

es

that

may

need

a

dd

i

t

i

ona

l

conf

i

g

ur

a

t

i

on

work

and that are displayed

if

th

e

ce

r

t

a

i

n

device supports

it.

The

a

c

t

u

a

l

data

of

the

di

ff

e

r

e

n

t

s

e

c

t

i

on

s

are shown

in

the

UI

and

can

be

u

pdat

e

d

using the

button “

U

pd

a

t

e

from

d

ev

i

c

e”

A

t

i

m

e

i

nd

i

c

a

t

i

o

n

shows

when the

t

i

m

e

where

the

v

a

l

ues

where

r

ec

ei

v

ed

from

the

d

e

v

i

c

e

(

B

e

w

a

r

e

,

that

an

update

may

be

d

e

l

a

y

e

d

if

the

d

e

v

i

c

e

if

battery operated

an in

deep

s

l

ee

p

s

ta

te

)

•

Wa

k

e

u

p

:

D

ef

i

ne

the

wakeup

i

n

t

e

r

v

a

l

and the node

is of

the

main

c

on

t

r

ol

l

e

r

t

a

k

i

n

g

care

of

the

w

a

k

e

u

p

sequence. The

c

o

n

t

r

o

ll

e

r

will set a

standard wakeup

t

i

m

e

of 1800

seconds

un

l

e

ss

the

d

e

v

i

c

e

s

sets

a

di

ff

e

r

e

n

t

minimal or

ma

x

i

ma

l

wakeup

t

i

me

.

I

n

most cases the node

i

d

of

the

c

on

t

r

ol

l

e

r

is

the

c

or

r

e

c

t

sett

i

n

g

for

the target node

i

d

and

sh

o

u

l

d

not

be changed.

In

case

this

c

o

n

t

r

o

ll

e

r

is only

se

c

o

n

d

a

r

y

co

n

t

r

o

ll

e

r

this

v

a

l

u

e

may

change.

A tool

t

i

p

on

the

i

n

p

u

t

f

i

e

l

d

shows the

a

l

lo

w

e

d

minimum and m

a

x

im

u

m

wakeup

t

i

m

e

as

reported by the

d

e

v

i

c

e

.

•

Pr

otect

i

on: In

case the device supports

local

protection

–

means suppressing

local

use

of

the device –

the

b

e

h

a

v

i

o

r

of this

f

un

c

ti

o

n

can

be

d

e

f

i

n

e

d

.

The

p

r

ot

e

c

t

i

o

n

command

class

ac

t

u

al

l

y

offers more

opt

i

on

s

than displayed here, Refer

to

the

‘

E

x

p

e

rt

Co

mm

a

n

d

s

’

tab

for a

c

o

m

p

l

e

t

e

set

of

c

o

n

t

r

o

l

s

.

20

•

Sw

i

tch

A

l

l co

nf

i

g

urat

i

on:

Z-Wave supports the

so

c

a

ll

e

d

switch all

f

un

c

t

i

o

n

as a

broadcast

to

a

ll

sw

i

t

c

h

e

s

and

d

i

mm

e

r

s.

This

setup

d

e

f

i

n

e

s

the

r

e

a

c

t

i

o

n

of

the

de

v

i

c

e

to such a “Switch All”

c

om

m

a

n

d.

The

s

et

t

i

ng

is also

d

i

s

p

l

a

y

ed

in the

“

Sw

i

t

c

hes

“

s

ec

t

i

on

as

li

tt

l

e

gray/green

i

c

on.

•

Con

f

i

g

u

r

at

i

on : In

case the controller

can

identify the device and finds

in

f

o

r

m

a

t

io

n

about

f

u

r

t

h

e

r

co

n

f

i

g

u

r

a

t

i

o

n

o

p

t

i

o

n

s

these

opt

i

on

s

are shown.

The

li

tt

l

e

(i)

symbol

may

g

i

v

e

more

d

es

c

r

i

p

t

i

v

e

in

f

o

r

m

a

t

io

n

about the

c

o

n

f

ig

u

r

a

t

io

n

value.

If no

device description

of

the device

is

f

o

un

d

n

o

co

nf

i

g

ur

a

t

i

o

n

o

p

t

i

o

ns

are shown.

I

n

case

the

d

ev

i

c

e

does have

c

o

nf

i

g

ur

a

t

i

o

n

o

p

t

i

o

ns

its

p

o

ss

i

b

le

to

s

e

t

them

u

s

i

n

g

the expert command

s

e

c

ti

o

n.

Note:

For mains

powered

d

e

v

i

c

e

s

and

FLIRS

d

e

v

i

c

e

the button “

A

pp

l

y

c

o

n

f

i

g

u

r

a

t

i

o

n

to

d

e

v

i

c

e

”

will

a

c

t

i

v

a

t

e

t

h

e

changes

within

few seconds.

For

battery operated devices the commands are stored

to

the next wakeup.

I

t

s

pos

s

i

bl

e

and recommended

to

wakeup the

de

v

i

c

e

m

a

nu

a

ll

y

to

speed up the change

of

c

on

f

i

gu

r

a

t

i

on

v

a

l

u

e

s

.

As

s

oc

i

at

i

o

n

Associations allow switching a Z-Wave device B (target) as a result of an event in Z-Wave device A (source). Z-

Wave device A offers lists of devices to switches for each event supported. The list of these events - also called

association groups - and the devices that are associated with it are shown in the Association tab. In case the

information is provided either by the device or by the device record stored in the software the meaning of the

events is written. Otherwise only event group is shown unnamed. In this case refer to the devices manual for

more information about the association group meaning. The stored devices can be called from the actual device

using a button. The buttons ’+/-’ used to add and remove device from the group. A dialog is opened and a device

can be picked. In case this device has multiple instances an instance drop down list will appear allowing to choose

the right instance of the target device. The node ID and - if applicable – the instance id are shown in the target

device list. Move the mouse over the ID to show the complete given name of this device.

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