CA-1 Control and Automation Controller with US Z-Wave Module

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Certification Number

ZC10-17045543

Name

CA-1 Control and Automation Controller with US Z-Wave Module

Short Description

This Control4 Z-Wave Module enables the integration of Z-Wave products into a Control4 Entertainment & Automation System.

Long Description

This Control4 Z-Wave Module has been engineered to run on Control4 systems with EA controllers (1, 3, or 5) and the CA-1 controller running O.S. 2.9.0 or later. Please note that this device will not work on the HC-250, HC-800 or earlier models of Control4 controllers. It is specifically designed to work in Region U countries and in conjunction with the Control4 Z-Wave Dongle. For a complete list of countries compatible with Region U Z-Wave devices and a list of compatible Z-Wave devices, please visit http://ctrl4.co/z-wave.

Brand

Control4

Product Identifier

CA-1 / C4-ZWU

OEM Version

HW: 3 FW: 4.54:02.160

Hardware Platform

ZM5304

Z-Wave Version

6.51.10

Library Type

CONTROLLER_STATIC

Device Type

Central Controller

Role Type

ROLE_TYPE_CONTROLLER_CENTRAL_STATIC

Manufacturer ID

0x023F

Product Type ID

0x0000

Product ID

0x002D

User Icon

0x0100

Installer Icon

0x0100

Frequency Plans

US: 916.00MHz, 908.40MHz

Categories

All Controllers, Gateway Controller

Countries / Regions

United States of America

Supported Command Classes

Controlled Command Classes

Documents

Features

Association Groups

Texts

ID	Description	Value
24	Controller Exclusion	1. Launch Composer. In Connections in the Z-Wave Network, click Remove in the Available Devices window. 2 Remove the Z-Wave device from the network according to the manufacturer’s instructions, usually by pressing a Z-Wave button on the device. See the documentation for the Z-Wave device for more information. 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.
23	Controller Inclusion	Note: Z-Wave requires a Z-Wave module connected to an EA controller or CA-1 controller. See the Z-Wave Module Installation Guide for more help. 1. Launch Composer. In the Project Tree, select the Project Name (top line of the project tree) object for the project properties to appear. 2 Click on the Z-Wave Configuration tab. 3 Check the box under Z-Wave Enabled for the controller you want to be your Z-Wave controller. 4 In System Design, enter the name of driver for the device that you wish to enter into your Z-Wave network in the Search tab. 5 Double-click on the device to add it into the project. You can also right-click on the device and select Add to Project to add the device driver. 6 If you have more than a couple of Z-Wave devices, it is recommended that you rename this driver to help with troubleshooting multiple devices. Right-click on the driver and select Rename. Enter a descriptive name and press Enter. 7 In Connections in the Network tab, select Z-Wave Network. 8 Double-click on the Z-Wave device driver to open the identify window or highlight the device and click on the Identify button. 9 Identify (add) the Z-Wave device according to the manufacturer’s instructions, usually by pressing a Z-Wave button on the device. See the documentation for the Z-Wave device for more information. 10 If the device is added, configured, and identified successfully, the address will show in the address field and the timer instructions will change to say “Identification Successful”. Note: Only one Z-Wave controller can be configured in a Control4 project. The configuration should show a status of “Secure” when it is configured properly. If the Status field is empty, make sure the Z-Wave module is connected and installed properly, and that the EA controller is online and identified in the project.
5	Factory 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. 1. Launch Composer. Click on the Z-Wave Configuration tab in the project properties window. 2. Click on ""Reset Defaults"". This clears the Home ID on the Z-Wave controller and abandons any nodes on the existing network. Any Z-Wave devices previously joined to the network must be removed before they can join the new network.
3	Learn Mode (adding another controller)	1. Launch Composer. In the Project Tree, select the Project Name (top line of the project tree) object for the project properties to appear. 2 Click on the Z-Wave Configuration tab. 3 Press the Learn button. This option joins the selected controller to another open Z-Wave mesh. This action will change the Home ID of the controller, and any devices on the previous Home ID will no longer be available. If the controller is joined to a mesh that contains a Node ID controller (SUC/SIS), the controller will be an Inclusion controller with the Home ID of the mesh it joined.

Supports NWI

Yes

Supports Explorer Frames

Yes