COMMAND_CLASS_CENTRAL_SCENE_V3

Central Scene V3

0x5B

3

COMMAND_CLASS_CONFIGURATION_V4

Configuration V4

0x70

4

COMMAND_CLASS_ASSOCIATION_V2

Association V2

0x85

2

COMMAND_CLASS_ASSOCIATION_GRP_INFO_V3

Association Group Information (AGI) V3

0x59

3

COMMAND_CLASS_DEVICE_RESET_LOCALLY

Device Reset Locally

0x5A

1

COMMAND_CLASS_FIRMWARE_UPDATE_MD_V5

Firmware Update Meta Data V5

0x7A

5

COMMAND_CLASS_INDICATOR_V3

Indicator V3

0x87

3

COMMAND_CLASS_MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC_V2

Manufacturer Specific V2

0x72

2

COMMAND_CLASS_MULTI_CHANNEL_ASSOCIATION_V3

Multi Channel Association V3

0x8E

3

COMMAND_CLASS_VERSION_V3

Version V3

0x86

3

COMMAND_CLASS_ZWAVEPLUS_INFO_V2

Z-Wave Plus Info V2

0x5E

2

COMMAND_CLASS_SECURITY

Security 0

0x98

1

COMMAND_CLASS_SECURITY_2

Security 2

0x9F

1

COMMAND_CLASS_SUPERVISION

Supervision

0x6C

1

COMMAND_CLASS_TRANSPORT_SERVICE_V2

Transport Service V2

0x55

2

COMMAND_CLASS_POWERLEVEL

Powerlevel

0x73

1

Manual_English

Firmware Updatable

Z-Wave Scene Type

1

5

0

Lifeline

0x0001

2

5

0

Scene 1

0x2001

3

5

0

Scene 2

0x2002

4

5

0

Scene 3

0x2003

5

5

0

Scene 4

0x2004

6

5

0

Scene 5

0x2005

7

5

0

Scene 6

0x2006

1

Channel 1

This parameter is used for the following in relation to Channel 1: put into learn mode [1], check whether a HomeLink car button is connected [2] or not [0], and clear connected buttons [3].

0

1

0

0

0x00

2

Channel 2

This parameter is used for the following in relation to Channel 2: put into learn mode [1], check whether a HomeLink car button is connected [2] or not [0], and clear connected buttons [3].

0

1

0

0

0x00

3

Channel 3

This parameter is used for the following in relation to Channel 3: put into learn mode [1], check whether a HomeLink car button is connected [2] or not [0], and clear connected buttons [3].

0

1

0

0

0x00

4

Channel 4

This parameter is used for the following in relation to Channel 4: put into learn mode [1], check whether a HomeLink car button is connected [2] or not [0], and clear connected buttons [3].

0

1

0

0

0x00

5

Channel 5

This parameter is used for the following in relation to Channel 5: put into learn mode [1], check whether a HomeLink car button is connected [2] or not [0], and clear connected buttons [3].

0

1

0

0

0x00

6

Channel 6

This parameter is used for the following in relation to Channel 6: put into learn mode [1], check whether a HomeLink car button is connected [2] or not [0], and clear connected buttons [3].

0

1

0

0

0x00

7

PIC16 Serial Number

This parameter stores the PIC16 serial number.

1

4

0

0

0x00000000

Yes

8

Where to find S2 DSK on product

Will be located on the back of the product and also on the last page of the manual

1

Classic Inclusion

Inclusion of the Connector into your Z-Wave network This function is only available if the unit is not connected to a Z-Wave network, either because it is new, or because it has been removed from the network or factory reset. If your system supports SmartStart, scan the QR Code on the product or this manual with your Z-Wave system controller and then plug in the device. No further action is required, it will be added automatically within 10-minutes. For systems that do not support SmartStart, the unit will automatically go into Z-Wave inclusion mode when it is plugged in. If the unit has not been included via SmartStart within 1 minute of power on, it will enter classic Z-Wave inclusion mode. While in inclusion mode, FUNCTION will blink blue. It will flash solid green when the Connector has been connected to the network.

2

Classic Exclusion

First, set your Z-Wave controller to exclusion mode, sometimes this is found under an option to “remove a device.” If you are an Alarm.com installer, use MobileTech and follow these steps: a. Go to Equipment, then Z-Wave Devices b. Expand the Z-Wave Actions drop down at the top of the screen c. Press Delete Z-Wave Devices d. Wait for the bolded message: “Checking for new devices on the network.” Alternatively, to set your Qolsys panel to clear a device, follow these steps: e. Press Settings in the swipe-down settings tray f. Press Advanced Settings and enter an installer code (default is 1111) g. Press Installation, then Devices and then Z-Wave Devices h. Press Add Device and then Include i. Press Clear Device Once your Z-Wave controller is set to exclusion mode, continue by pressing and holding the FUNCTION button on the Connector until the light is yellow, then release. The FUNCTION light will blink yellow when the Connector is waiting to be removed from the network. It will blink green when it has successfully been removed. It will then return to the inclusion mode, ready for adding to a Z-Wave network, indicated by the FUNCTION light blinking blue. If the remove fails, the FUNCTION light will flash red for five seconds then return to normal state. Try the above steps again. If it is not successful after repeated attempts, you may need to perform a factory reset on the Connector to return it to inclusion mode.

5

Factory Reset Procedure

Press and hold the FUNCTION button and CHANNEL button simultaneously until both lights blink red (for about 5-seconds), then release. All programmed channels and Z-Wave network information will be erased – the device will restart in a factory state. A blinking blue FUNCTION light indicates it is ready to be included in a new Z-Wave network.

6

Other Special Features

Interpreting Status Lights FUNCTION Light The multi-colored upper light on the front of the Connector. • White and fade out – The Connector has powered on • Blinking Blue – The Connector is in Z-Wave “inclusion” mode, ready to be added to your Z-Wave network • Blinking Green for 3 seconds – A signal was received from the handheld remote or a HomeLink® button push • Pulsing White Light – The Connector’s software is being automatically updated and should finish within a few minutes. • While pressing & holding the function button o Blue – Program a channel o White – Remove channel programming o Yellow – Remove from Z-Wave network CHANNEL Light The lower light on the front of the Connector, it is red when on. • Blinking – Count the blinks to know what channel you’re working with