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Implementation

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	= Implementation =		= Implementation =
			== OpenZWave version ==
			This in included in 1204 and onwards.
			The source code is available in LinuxMCE's SVN repository: http://svn.linuxmce.org/svn/branches/LinuxMCE-0810/src/ZWave-OZW.

	== Open version ==		== Open version ==
	The new open Z-Wave driver ~~will be~~ included in the ~~upcoming~~ 0810 release.		The new open Z-Wave driver is included in the 0810 and 1004 release.
	The source code is available in LinuxMCE's SVN repository: http://svn.linuxmce.org/svn/branches/LinuxMCE-0810/src/ZWave.		The source code is available in LinuxMCE's SVN repository: http://svn.linuxmce.org/svn/branches/LinuxMCE-0810/src/ZWave.

	~~A 32bit binary of the new Z-Wave driver for 0710 can be found here: http://vt100.at/files/ZWave-0.0.2-0710-32bit.bz2~~
	~~Just swap with the existing /usr/pluto/bin/ZWave and quick reload the router.~~

	~~== Fiire driver ==~~
	~~Fiire (a company no longer in business) also provided a Z-Wave driver, it is binary only: [[Fiire ZWave Patch]]~~

	~~== Old version ==~~
	~~This is the version shipped with 0710. The source code for the old version is not available as it depends on proprietary files from Zensys.~~

	== To know ==		== To know ==

RayBe: How to reset a controller on OZW

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How to reset a controller on OZW

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	#To use the SUC/SIS mode, send a "Reset" command to the ZWave USB interface.		#To use the SUC/SIS mode, send a "Reset" command to the ZWave USB interface.
	##In the web admin, go to Advanced -> Configuration -> Devices, find the ZWave device in the tree, select it, click "Send Command To Device" in the right pane.		##For LinuxMCE systems 1004 and below:
	##Select "Reset" and click Send Message. (Reset will remove all devices from you Z-Wave network).		###In the web admin, go to Advanced -> Configuration -> Devices, find the ZWave device in the tree, select it, click "Send Command To Device" in the right pane.
			###Select "Reset" and click Send Message. (Reset will remove all devices from you Z-Wave network).
			##For LinuxMCE systems 1204 and above (which uses the Open Zwave library's):
			###In the web admin, go to Advanced -> Configuration -> Devices, find the ZWave device in the tree, select it, click "Send Command To Device" in the right pane.
			###Select "Reset", in the "Data" field enter "ResetController" and click Send Message. (Reset will remove all devices from you Z-Wave network).
	#Next do a Reload Router (This reload is essential).		#Next do a Reload Router (This reload is essential).
	#When using SUC/SIS mode you must add an Inclusion Controller as the 2nd device in your ZWave network (the first device being the ZWave USB interface itself). An Inclusion Controller is the device you use to include ZWave devices into the ZWave network - this might be your ZWave remote control or possibly a wireless wall switch as these can often do double duty as an Inclusion Controller. You can add additional Inclusion Controllers or indeed any other ZWave devices at any time in the future as needed, and they will be added to your Device Tree automatically for you - this is the unique power of SUC/SIS.		#When using SUC/SIS mode you must add an Inclusion Controller as the 2nd device in your ZWave network (the first device being the ZWave USB interface itself). An Inclusion Controller is the device you use to include ZWave devices into the ZWave network - this might be your ZWave remote control or possibly a wireless wall switch as these can often do double duty as an Inclusion Controller. You can add additional Inclusion Controllers or indeed any other ZWave devices at any time in the future as needed, and they will be added to your Device Tree automatically for you - this is the unique power of SUC/SIS.

Pga57 at 16:44, 18 November 2011

2011-11-18T16:44:30Z

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	== Old version ==		== Old version ==
	This is the version shipped with 0710. The source code for the old version is not available as it depends on proprietary files from Zensys.		This is the version shipped with 0710. The source code for the old version is not available as it depends on proprietary files from Zensys.

			== To know ==
			If after a new install you have problems with your current zwave network, it may be useful to make a complete reset of this network and complete it with a reset of all the devices.
			The reset of devices can be done with an exclusion command (find those in your devices books).

	== Z-Wave API documentation ==		== Z-Wave API documentation ==

	[[ZWave API]]		[[ZWave API]]

Purps: /* SUC/SIS Mode (recommended) */

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SUC/SIS Mode (recommended)

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	#When using SUC/SIS mode you must add an Inclusion Controller as the 2nd device in your ZWave network (the first device being the ZWave USB interface itself). An Inclusion Controller is the device you use to include ZWave devices into the ZWave network - this might be your ZWave remote control or possibly a wireless wall switch as these can often do double duty as an Inclusion Controller. You can add additional Inclusion Controllers or indeed any other ZWave devices at any time in the future as needed, and they will be added to your Device Tree automatically for you - this is the unique power of SUC/SIS.		#When using SUC/SIS mode you must add an Inclusion Controller as the 2nd device in your ZWave network (the first device being the ZWave USB interface itself). An Inclusion Controller is the device you use to include ZWave devices into the ZWave network - this might be your ZWave remote control or possibly a wireless wall switch as these can often do double duty as an Inclusion Controller. You can add additional Inclusion Controllers or indeed any other ZWave devices at any time in the future as needed, and they will be added to your Device Tree automatically for you - this is the unique power of SUC/SIS.
	##'''If using a Tricklestar Remote:'''		##'''If using a Tricklestar Remote:'''
	###First select 'Add node' from the 'Send to this device the command' drop-down menu and click ~~send~~ (there is no need to fill in any values in this screen).		###First select 'Add node' from the 'Send to this device the command' drop-down menu and click Send Message (there is no need to fill in any values in this screen).
	###Next put the remote in configuration mode, then press and hold up until the LED flashes green, then press up four times. The LED will begin flashing green. Once added, the remote LED should start flashing faster then go steady green indicating success. If it goes red then reset the remote (hold up til green, then hold up 10 seconds until 3 color LED), and redo step 1-2.		###Next put the remote in configuration mode, then press and hold up until the LED flashes green, then press up four times. The LED will begin flashing green. Once added, the remote LED should start flashing faster then go steady green indicating success. If it goes red then reset the remote (hold up til green, then hold up 10 seconds until 3 color LED), and redo step 1-2.
	##'''If not using a Tricklestar remote:'''		##'''If not using a Tricklestar remote:'''
	###Select 'Add node' from the 'Send to this device the command' drop-down menu and click ~~send~~ (there is no need to fill in any values in this screen).		###Select 'Add node' from the 'Send to this device the command' drop-down menu and click Send Message (there is no need to fill in any values in this screen).
	###Next bring your Inclusion Controller close to your Core's/MD's ZWave USB interface and click once on its button or paddle (if a Wireless light switch) to include it into the ZWave Network. Your device should now indicate a successful inclusion if not repeat the last step.		###Next bring your Inclusion Controller close to your Core's/MD's ZWave USB interface and click once on its button or paddle (if a Wireless light switch) to include it into the ZWave Network. Your device should now indicate a successful inclusion if not repeat the last step.
	###You should see a ZWave device added message momentarily appear in the top left hand corner of your Orbiters display		###You should see a ZWave device added message momentarily appear in the top left hand corner of your Orbiters display

Purps: /* SUC/SIS Mode (recommended) */

2011-01-13T23:26:46Z

SUC/SIS Mode (recommended)

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	#To use the SUC/SIS mode, send a "Reset" command to the ZWave USB interface.		#To use the SUC/SIS mode, send a "Reset" command to the ZWave USB interface.
	##In the web admin, go to Advanced -> Configuration -> Devices, find the ZWave device in the tree, select it, click "Send Command To Device" in the right pane.		##In the web admin, go to Advanced -> Configuration -> Devices, find the ZWave device in the tree, select it, click "Send Command To Device" in the right pane.
	##Select "Reset" and click Send ~~Command~~. (Reset will remove all devices from you Z-Wave network).		##Select "Reset" and click Send Message. (Reset will remove all devices from you Z-Wave network).
	#Next do a Reload Router (This reload is essential).		#Next do a Reload Router (This reload is essential).
	#When using SUC/SIS mode you must add an Inclusion Controller as the 2nd device in your ZWave network (the first device being the ZWave USB interface itself). An Inclusion Controller is the device you use to include ZWave devices into the ZWave network - this might be your ZWave remote control or possibly a wireless wall switch as these can often do double duty as an Inclusion Controller. You can add additional Inclusion Controllers or indeed any other ZWave devices at any time in the future as needed, and they will be added to your Device Tree automatically for you - this is the unique power of SUC/SIS.		#When using SUC/SIS mode you must add an Inclusion Controller as the 2nd device in your ZWave network (the first device being the ZWave USB interface itself). An Inclusion Controller is the device you use to include ZWave devices into the ZWave network - this might be your ZWave remote control or possibly a wireless wall switch as these can often do double duty as an Inclusion Controller. You can add additional Inclusion Controllers or indeed any other ZWave devices at any time in the future as needed, and they will be added to your Device Tree automatically for you - this is the unique power of SUC/SIS.

Valent: /* Manual setup / Download configuration */

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Manual setup / Download configuration

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	Once you have successfully installed the ZWave USB controller and it is seen on LinuxMCE ([[media:zwave_homepro_interface.png]]), you can proceed by populating the ZWave network information to LinuxMCE.		Once you have successfully installed the ZWave USB controller and it is seen on LinuxMCE ([[media:zwave_homepro_interface.png]]), you can proceed by populating the ZWave network information to LinuxMCE.

	# Add your ZWave devices to your master ZWave master remote controller (like ZTH200)		# Add your ZWave devices to your master ZWave master remote controller (like [[ZTH200]])
	#* Once the devices are added to remote and verified they are working (you can control them with your remote controller), you need to copy the ZWave network information to LinuxMCE.		#* Once the devices are added to remote and verified they are working (you can control them with your remote controller), you need to copy the ZWave network information to LinuxMCE.
	# Go to LinuxMCE admin page (<nowiki>"http://dcerouter/lmce-admin/"</nowiki>), then choose "Wizard -> Devices -> Interfaces -> [your ZWave controller] -> Advanced".		# Go to LinuxMCE admin page (<nowiki>"http://dcerouter/lmce-admin/"</nowiki>), then choose "Wizard -> Devices -> Interfaces -> [your ZWave controller] -> Advanced".

Totallymaxed: /* SUC/SIS Mode (recommended) */

2010-11-09T10:50:49Z

SUC/SIS Mode (recommended)

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	#To use the SUC/SIS mode, send a "Reset" command to the ZWave USB interface.		#To use the SUC/SIS mode, send a "Reset" command to the ZWave USB interface.
	##In the web admin, go to Advanced -> Devices, find the ZWave device in the tree, select it, click "Send Command To Device" in the right pane.		##In the web admin, go to Advanced -> Configuration -> Devices, find the ZWave device in the tree, select it, click "Send Command To Device" in the right pane.
	##Select "Reset" and click Send Command. (Reset will remove all devices from you Z-Wave network).		##Select "Reset" and click Send Command. (Reset will remove all devices from you Z-Wave network).
	#Next do a Reload Router (This reload is essential).		#Next do a Reload Router (This reload is essential).

Sambuca at 10:52, 27 September 2010

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	== Tweak advanced ZWave settings ==		== Tweak advanced ZWave settings ==
	If you want to tweak some specific settings of your ZWave devices then read [[Tweak_advanced_ZWave_settings\|this article]].		If you want to tweak some specific settings of your ZWave devices then read [[Tweak_advanced_ZWave_settings\|this article]].

			== Update node information ==
			You can request a manual update of the node information (command classes). To do this open the advanced page of the main ZWave device and send command to device. Send a "Resync node" command with the node id of the node you want to update the information from.

			It should normally not be necessary to do this, as the node information is updated at the first reload after it was added. However, it can be useful if for some reason the node information was not correctly set or if you have replaced a node which may have other command classes.

	= Implementation =		= Implementation =

Totallymaxed: /* How to add multi-paddle Multi-level Light Switches/Dimmers */

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How to add multi-paddle Multi-level Light Switches/Dimmers

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	==== How to add multi-paddle Multi-level Light Switches/Dimmers ====		==== How to add multi-paddle Multi-level Light Switches/Dimmers ====

	Some newer ZWave multi-paddle Light Switches & dimmers are built around the multi-level command classes present in the latest Zensys ZWave API (MK Honeywell's Astral products are an example of this new type of device). These devices will function perfectly with the SUC/SIS mode but will need a small amount of manual configuration for paddles 2 & above. These devices typically will not have their 2nd paddle added automatically when they are included into your ZWave network ie only the 1st paddle will appear in your device tree. In time this limitation will be removed from the ZWave driver but for now please follow the simple manual procedure described below for adding the 2nd paddle to your device tree;		Some newer ZWave multi-paddle Light Switches & dimmers are built around the multi-level command classes present in the latest Zensys ZWave API ([[MK Honeywell Astral]] products are an example of this new type of device). These devices will function perfectly with the SUC/SIS mode but will need a small amount of manual configuration for paddles 2 & above. These devices typically will not have their 2nd paddle added automatically when they are included into your ZWave network ie only the 1st paddle will appear in your device tree. In time this limitation will be removed from the ZWave driver but for now please follow the simple manual procedure described below for adding the 2nd paddle to your device tree;

	#After including your multi-paddle light switch or dimmer (see the SUC/SIS section above) make a note of its ZWave Node ID.		#After including your multi-paddle light switch or dimmer (see the SUC/SIS section above) make a note of its ZWave Node ID.

Totallymaxed: /* How to add multi-paddle Multi-level Light Switches/Dimmers */

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How to add multi-paddle Multi-level Light Switches/Dimmers

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	==== How to add multi-paddle Multi-level Light Switches/Dimmers ====		==== How to add multi-paddle Multi-level Light Switches/Dimmers ====

	Some newer ZWave multi-paddle Light Switches & dimmers are built around the multi-level command classes present in the latest Zensys ZWave API. These devices will function perfectly with the SUC/SIS mode but will need a small amount of manual configuration. These devices typically will not have their 2nd paddle added automatically when they are included into your ZWave network ie only the 1st paddle will appear in your device tree. In time this limitation will be removed but for now please follow the simple manual procedure described below for adding the 2nd paddle to your device tree;		Some newer ZWave multi-paddle Light Switches & dimmers are built around the multi-level command classes present in the latest Zensys ZWave API (MK Honeywell's Astral products are an example of this new type of device). These devices will function perfectly with the SUC/SIS mode but will need a small amount of manual configuration for paddles 2 & above. These devices typically will not have their 2nd paddle added automatically when they are included into your ZWave network ie only the 1st paddle will appear in your device tree. In time this limitation will be removed from the ZWave driver but for now please follow the simple manual procedure described below for adding the 2nd paddle to your device tree;

	#After including your multi-paddle light switch or dimmer (see the SUC/SIS section above) make a note of its ZWave Node ID.		#After including your multi-paddle light switch or dimmer (see the SUC/SIS section above) make a note of its ZWave Node ID.
	##to do this ~~check~~ in Web Admin's Wizard->Devices->Lights page to get the Node ID		##To do this look in Web Admin's Wizard->Devices->Lights page to get the Node ID - see the value listed for each light in the 'Port/Channel Number' field.
	#Now we need to add a device for the right hand paddle;		#Now we need to add a new device for the right hand paddle;
	##'''If your adding a right hand paddle for a Light Switch:'''		##'''If your adding a right hand paddle for a Light Switch:'''
	###Click on 'Show Devices Tree' (at the bottom of the left hand frame) and click on the 'ZWave' item under the 'Core' in the tree.		###Click on 'Show Devices Tree' (at the bottom of the left hand frame) and click on the 'ZWave' item under the 'Core' in the tree.
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	##Finally you need to set the 'Port/Channel Number' field to link this device with light switch/dimmer it is assigned to. Add the Node ID you made a note of in Step 1 to the field followed by a '/' and a number. If this is paddle-2 then the number after the '/' would be '2'. So if the Node ID was '16' you should now have the string '16/2' in the field. If you multi-paddle light/dimmer has more than two paddles then increment the value by '1' for each additional paddle.		##Finally you need to set the 'Port/Channel Number' field to link this device with light switch/dimmer it is assigned to. Add the Node ID you made a note of in Step 1 to the field followed by a '/' and a number. If this is paddle-2 then the number after the '/' would be '2'. So if the Node ID was '16' you should now have the string '16/2' in the field. If you multi-paddle light/dimmer has more than two paddles then increment the value by '1' for each additional paddle.
	##The final step is to click 'Save' to save the changes you have made to the device.		##The final step is to click 'Save' to save the changes you have made to the device.
	#Now go to the Wizards-Devices-Lights page and test your new light switch/dimmer paddle - use the 'ON', 'OFF' & '50%' buttons.		#Now go to the Wizards->Devices->Lights page and test your new light switch/dimmer paddle - use the 'ON', 'OFF' & '50%' buttons.

	=== Alternate setup of [[Tricklestar Remote]] (not recommended) ===		=== Alternate setup of [[Tricklestar Remote]] (not recommended) ===