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Always Connected. Always Covered.
Motion Detector
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User Manual
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Preface
As this is the full User Manual, a working knowledge of Z-Wave automation
terminology and concepts will be assumed. If you are a basic user, please visit
www.domeha.com for instructions. This manual will provide in-depth technical
information about the Motion Detector, especially in regards to its compliance
to the Z-Wave standard (such as compatible Command Classes, Association
Group capabilities, special features, and other information) that will help you
maximize the utility of this product in your system.
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Preface
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Table of Contents
Preface ................................................................................................................................. 2
Description & Features ..................................................................................................... 4
Specifications ..................................................................................................................... 5
Physical Characteristics ................................................................................................... 6
Inclusion & Exclusion ........................................................................................................ 7
Factory Reset & Misc. Functions ..................................................................................... 8
Physical Installation .......................................................................................................... 9
LED Behavior .................................................................................................................... 11
Button Behavior ............................................................................................................... 12
Compatible Command Classes ..................................................................................... 13
“Configuration” Command Class Parameters ............................................................ 16
Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................. 19
Warranty & Support ........................................................................................................ 20
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Description & Features
The Dome Motion Detector is a Z-Wave Plus device that monitors areas for
movement. It does this using a sensor which detects changes in infrared light.
Similar to how lightbulbs “glow” in the “visible” light spectrum, humans and oth-
er mammals “glow” in the “infrared” light spectrum, so it is easy to detect this
type of movement. The Motion Detector can either be wall mounted or placed
on any flat horizontal surface. The MOUNT uses a spherical magnet to hold the
SENSOR, so it can point in any direction. The Motion Detector also monitors
ambient light levels and reports the data to your Z-Wave Hub.
Key Features:
» Z-Wave Plus Certified
» Ambient Light Sensor
» FlexibleMounting Options
» 110o Extra-Wide Coverage Area
» Up to 150’ wireless range, depending on environment
» Three-Year Battery Life
» Low Battery Indication
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2x Wall Anchors
Thank you for purchasing the DOME
Motion Detector, which works with your Z-Wave
Certi ed Controller to monitor areas of your
home for movement and ambient light levels.
Figure 1 - Motion Detector Front
Including/Connecting into the Z-Wave Network:
Follow the instructions for your Z-Wave certi ed
Controller to enter inclusion mode.
When prompted by the Controller:
1. For proper inclusion, bring the
Motion Detector to within 10 feet of your
Controller. After inclusion, the device can be
moved to any desired location.
2. Remove the cover of the Motion Detector by
twisting it apart.
3. Remove the Battery Tab.
4. Press the Connect Button quickly 3 times in
a row.
The LED Indicator will ash ve times indicating
inclusion.
SENSOR LENS &
LED Indicator
CONNECT BUTTON
A. B. C.
SCREW HOLES
BATTERY COMPARTMENT
Figure 3 - Parts of the A. Sensor from the Front, B. Sensor from the
Rear, and C. MOUNT (WALL MOUNT)
Resetting the Motion Detector to Factory Settings:
To disconnect from the Z-Wave Network and
restore factory default settings:
1. Remove the Cover and make sure the
Motion Detector is powered.
2. Hold the Connect Button for 10 seconds until
the LED Indicator blinks once, then release
the button.
Only do this if the controller is disconnected or otherwise unreach-
able!
Excluding/Disconnecting from the Z-Wave Network
Follow the instructions for your Z-Wave certi ed Controller
to enter exclusion mode. When prompted by the Controller:
1. Remove the Cover and make sure the Motion Detector
is powered.
2. Press the Connect Button quickly 3 times in a row.
The LED Indicator will ash ve times indicating exclusion/
disconnection.
How to Use—Table Top:
You can use the facets on the
Sensor Body to properly
angle the Motion Detector on a table top or bookshelf to
monitor a room.
1. Remove the Magnetic Cradle and store it for later use
if needed.
2. Make sure your device is powered on and that there
is enough Z-Wave coverage in your installation
location.
3. Follow Figure 4 and place the
Sensor Body on a at
horizontal surface with an unobstructed view of the
area you wish to monitor.
110.00°
110
o
Figure 2 - Using the Motion Detector on a Table Top
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Specications
Technical Specications
Radio protocol
Power supply
Max Current
Power Consumption
Radio frequency
Z-Wave Range
Dimensions (L x W x H)
Table 1 - Technical Specications
Z-Wave Plus (500 series)
Single CR123A 3.0V battery
35mA
0.15W
908.4 MHz US
Up to 150’ depending on environment
SENSOR—1.75” Sphere
Package Contents:
User Manual SENSOR MOUNT 2x ScrewsBattery
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SENSOR LENS/LED INDICATOR
A. B. C.
Physical Characteristics
The names used in Figures 1 & 2 will be used throughout this manual. Please
refer to this page as needed.
MOUNT (WALL MOUNT)
MOUNT (MAGNET)
BATTERY
BATTERY TAB
SENSOR COVER
SENSOR BASE
Figure 1 - Motion Detector Exploded View
BUTTON
Figure 2 - Parts of the A. SENSOR BASE Front, B. SENSOR BASE Rear, and C.
MOUNT (WALL MOUNT)
BATTERY COMPARTMENT
SCREW HOLES
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Inclusion & Exclusion
Inclusion
Follow the instructions for your Z-Wave Certified Conto enter inclusion mode.
When prompted by the controller:
1. The Motion Sensor should be within 10’ of your Z-Wave controller for the
inclusion process. After successful pairing, the device can be brought to
the desired location.
2. Remove the SENSOR COVER by twisting it counterclockwise.
3. Remove the BATTERY TAB.
4. Press the BUTTON quickly 3 times in a row.
The LED INDICATOR will flash five times indicating inclusion
Exclusion
Follow the instructions for your Z-Wave Certified Conto enter exclusion mode.
When prompted by the controller:
1. Remove the SENSOR COVER.
2. Press the BUTTON quickly 3 times in a row.
The LED INDICATOR will flash five times indicating exclusion/disconnection.
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Factory Reset & Misc. Functions
Resetting the Motion Detector
If needed, the Motion Detector can be reset locally by following these steps.
Only do this when your Z-Wave controller is disconnected or otherwise unreach-
able. Beware that resetting your device will disconnect it from the system:
1. Remove the SENSOR COVER and confirm that your Motion Detector is
powered up.
2. Press and hold the BUTTON for at least 10 seconds then release. A flash-
ing LED INDICATOR indicates a successful factory reset.
3. The Motion Detector’s memory will be erased to factory settings.
Waking Up The Motion Detector
Because the Motion Detector is a battery powered device, it wakes up on reg-
ular intervals to give battery and other status updates to the controller, as well
as to accept configuration settings from the controller. This helps to extend
the battery life. The device can be forced to wake up to submit these reports
or accept new settings immediately by simply pressing and holding the BUTTON
for two seconds. The LED INDICATOR will flash once indicating successful wake
up.
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Physical Installation
How to Use—Tabletop
You can use the facets on the Sensor Body to properly angle the Motion Sensor
on a table top or bookshelf to monitor a room.
1. Remove the Magnetic Cradle and store it for later use if needed.
2. Make sure your device is powered on and that there is enough Z-Wave
coverage in your installation location.
3. Follow Figure 3 and place the Sensor Body on a flat horizontal surface
with an unobstructed view of the area you wish to monitor.
110.00°
Figure 3 - Using the Motion Detector on a tabletop
How to Use—Wall Mount
You can mount the Motion Detector on any wall with a central line-of-sight per-
spective of the area you wish to monitor. See Figure 4 to visualize the Motion
Sensor’s coverage area and its optimal positioning. It is best to mount the
Motion Detector as high as possible to avoid limiting its effective range with
obstacles like tables and chairs.
Figure 4 - Motion Detector Wall Mount Congurations
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Installation—With Double-Stick Tape
1. Find a good location (Fig 4) with adequate Z-Wave coverage to mount your
Motion Sensor.
2. Wipe your wall clean of any dirt and grease.
3. Peel-and-stick the MOUNT to your wall using the included double-stick
tape.
4. Place the SENSOR on the MOUNT (MAGNET) at an angle to properly mon-
itor your room, and the magnet will hold the SENSOR in place.
Installation—With Screws
1. Find a good location (Fig 4) with adequate Z-Wave coverage to mount your
Motion Detector.
2. Twist the MOUNT counterclockwise to separate the MOUNT (MAGNET)
from the MOUNT (WALL MOUNT).
3. Hold the MOUNT (WALL MOUNT) to your wall and drive the included screws
through the SCREW HOLES.
4. Reattach the MOUNT (MAGNET) to the MOUNT (WALL MOUNT).
5. Place the SENSOR on the MOUNT (MAGNET) at an angle to properly mon-
itor your room, and the magnet will hold the SENSOR in place.
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LED Behavior
Color Behavior This happens when…
Red
Blink 5 times in 5 seconds
(slow)
Blink 5 times in 2.5
seconds (medium)
Blink 5 times in 1.5
seconds (fast)
Stay on for 2+ seconds
straight
Blinks once
Table 2 - LED Blinking Behavior
…the Motion Detector was just powered on, but is
not yet included in a system.
…the BUTTON is pressed 3 times quickly
(regardless of inclusion status.)
…the Motion Detector is powered on, and already
included in a system.
…the BUTTON is pressed and held for 10+ seconds,
resetting Motion Detector to factory settings.
…the SENSOR detects motion OR the BUTTON is
pushed once.
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Button Behavior
Action Condition Result
Press and hold
BUTTON for 2 sec-
onds
Push BUTTON 3
Times
Press and hold
BUTTON for 10+
seconds
Motion Detector Already
Included in System
Motion Detector Already
Included in System
Motion Detector Already
Included, and Controller is
in Exclusion Mode
Motion Detector Not Yet
Included in System, and
Controller is in Inclusion
Mode
Motion Detector Already
Included in System
Device sends a wake up notication to its
controller, awaits further instructions, and blinks
the LED Indicator once
Device sends node info to Group 1
Device is excluded from the system and removes
the Home ID from its memory
Device enters inclusion mode
Device will be reset to factory settings, and a
DEVICE_RESET_LOCALLY command will be sent to
Node 1
Press and Hold for
10+ seconds
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Any condition (as long as
the device has power)
The device’s memory will erase to factory default
settings and any associations, conguration param-
eters, and other locally saved data will be lost
Table 3 - Button Behavior
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Compatible Command Classes
Command Class Notes
Device Reset Locally V1 (5A) -
Powerlevel V1 (73) -
Association Group Information V1 (59) -
Battery V1(80) -
Returned Value: 01 06 00 0C 07 0C 07
Z-Wave Plus Version: 01
Z-Wave Plus Info V2 (5E)
Role Type: 06
Node Type: 00
Installer Icon Type: 0C 07
User Icon Type: 0C 07
(Slave Sleeping Reporting)
(Z-Wave Plus Node)
(Home Security Alarm)
(Home Security Alarm)
Version V2 (86)
Manufacturer Specic V2 (72)
Multilevel Sensor (31)
Returned Value: 03 04 05 03 50 42 00
Z-Wave Library Type: 03
Protocol Version: 04 05
Protocol Sub-Version: 03 50
Application Version: 42
Application Sub-Version: 00
Manufacturer ID: 02 1F
Product Type: 03
Product ID: 00 83
The Motion Detector monitors ambient light levels and reports this data
to the main controller using the Multilevel Sensor command class. The
light is measured everytime motion is detected and periodically (every
180 s by default; see Parameter 07.) Each time the device wakes up or
checks the light level, the Param 7 clock is reset. A report is sent only if
the light is at least 100 Lux more intense than the last reported value.
Sensor Type: 03
Precision/Scale/Size: 0A
Sensor Data: 00 00 ~ FF FF
(Luminance)
(Enhanced Slave)
Returned Value: 02 1F 03 01 06
Returned Value: 03 0A XX XX
(Precision = 000; Scale = 01; Size = 010)
(0 ~ 65,535 in Lux)
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Table 4 - Command Classes
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Command Class Notes
Group 1
Group 1 is the “Lifeline” group, which can hold ve devices. The
Motion Detector sends this group a Notication Report and Binary Sen-
sor Report whenever motion is detected and when it stops. It also sends
a Multilevel Sensor Report incrementally based on time (see Param 7,)
or when a relative change in light level is detected (see Param 9.) Finally, the Motion Detector sends this group Battery Reports and a Device
Reset Locally notication to remove itself from the Z-Wave network.
Group 2
The Motion Detector sends a BASIC_SET command to Association Group
Association V2 (85)
2 to directly trigger devices (like a siren, chime, etc.) when motion is detected and when it stops. Optionally, the Motion Detector can be set to
only send this when ambient light levels fall below a predetermined level
(see Conguration Parameters 5 and 8.) See Conguration Parameters
2, 3, 5, and 8 for more details regarding Association Group 2.
Group 3
Group 3 supports up to 5 members and the Motion Detector sends it a
NOTIFICATION_REPORT when motion is detected and when it stops.
Group 4
Group 4 supports up to 5 members and the Motion Detector sends it a
SENSOR_BINARY_REPORT when motion is detected and when it stops.
Notication V4 (71)
Table 5 - Command Classes Continued
The Motion Detector sends a Notication Report whenever motion is
detected. If no motion is detected for the amount of time set by Conguration Parameter 2, the device will send another Notication Report to
the main controller.
Returned Value: 00 00 00 FF 07 XX 00 00
V1 Alarm Type: 00
V1 Alarm Level: 00
Reserved: 00
Notication Status: FF
Notication Type: 07
(Unsupported)
(Unsupported)
(Reserved)
(Unsolicited Reporting is Enabled)
(Home Security)
Event:
Motion Detected—08
No More Motion—00
(Motion Detected, Unknown Location)
(Event Inactive)
Sequence/Reserved/Event Parameters Length: 00
Notication Event Parameters: 00
(No Event Parameters)
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Command Class Notes
by default. The wake-up interval can be set to any value from 300s (5
The Motion Detector also sends a Binary Sensor Report when motion
is detected or cleared. See below for the Binary Sensor Report
Binary Sensor (30)
parameters sent:
Sensor Type: 0C
Motion Detected: FF
No More Motion: 00
The wake-up interval is set in seconds, and is 43,200 seconds (12 hours)
(Motion)
Wake Up V2 (84)
Conguration V1 (70)
Table 6 - Command Classes Continued
minutes) to 16,777,200s (about 190 days) in 60-second increments.
See ““Conguration” Command Class Parameters” on page 16.
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“Conguration” Command Class Parameters
Configuration parameters are sent using a standard syntax to ensure interoperability between all manufacturers’ products. All values are represented using the
hexadecimal number system.
Typical syntax is as shown below. Note that the value sent must be the exact size,
in bytes, as accepted by the setting. The “extra” spaces should be filled with zeros
(see the “value” column below.)
Example Configuration Parameter: 02 02 00 0A
Param # Size Value
02
(Param #2)
02
(2 Bytes)
00 0A
(10)
Param
# Size Name Available Values
This parameter sets the sensitivity of the Motion Detector. It is a unitless parameter ranging in
values from 8 up to 255, with 8 being the highest sensitivity level and 255 being the lowest.
After physical installation, make sure the farthest part of the coverage area is still “visible” to the
01
02
01
This parameters sets the amount of time after a motion event before the Motion Detector reports
no activity to the main controller (see “Notication” and “Binary Sensor” command classes on page
14-15 for more information.) This also sets the amount of time before a BASIC_SET(00) command
is sent to Association Group 2 to turn off any activated devices. This value must be higher than the
value of Parameter 6, and if this parameter is reset to default settings, Parameter 6 will also be
02
Sensitivity Level
Motion Cleared Time Delay
Motion Detector by adjusting this parameter.
08 ~ FF
(8 ~ 255)
reset. See “Group 2” on page 14 for more information.
00 05 ~ 02 58
(5 ~ 600 in Seconds)
Default
Value
0C
(12)
1E
(30 sec)
This parameter sets the value sent by the BASIC_SET command to Association Group 2 (for more
03
01
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BASIC_SET Level
information, see “Group 2” on page 14.)
00
(0/Turn Off Device)
01 ~ 63
FF
(255/Turn On Device)
Table 7 - Motion Detector Conguration Parameters
(0-99)
FF
(255/Turn
On Device)
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Param
# Size Name Available Values
This setting enables or disables motion detection.
Default
Value
04
05
06
01
(Motion
Detection
Enabled)
01
Enable/Disable Motion Detection
00
(Motion Detection Disabled)
01
(Motion Detection Enabled)
If Parameter 8 is enabled, this setting sets the light level below which the Motion Detector will send
BASIC_SET commands to Association Group 2 when motion is detected. For more information, see
“Group 2” on page 14.
02
Group 2 Ambient Light Threshold
00 05 ~ 03 E8
(5 ~ 1,000 in Lux)
00 64
(100 Lux)
After each motion event, the Motion Detector is disabled for the amount of time set by this
parameter before it can send out another “Motion Detected” Notication Report/Binary Sensor
Report. This value must be lower than the value of Parameter 2, and if this parameter is reset to
default settings, Parameter 2 will also be reset.
01
Retrigger Interval
01 ~ 08
(1 ~ 8 in seconds)
08
(8 sec)
07
08
This parameter sets the amount of time between each successive ambient light level reading that
is sent. This value must be less than the Wakeup Interval Time (which is 43,200 seconds or 12
hours by default.)
02
Light Sensing Interval
00 3C ~ 8C A0
(60 ~ 36,000 in seconds)
00 B4
(180 sec)
If this parameter is enabled, the Motion Detector will only send Basic Set commands to Associon
Group 2 if the ambient light level is below the value set in Parameter 05. For more information, see
“Group 2” on page 14.
0
(Ambient
Light
Threshold
Disabled)
01
Enable/Disable Group 2 Ambient
Light Threshold
00
(Group 2 Ambient Light Threshold Disabled)
01
(Group 2 Ambient Light Threshold Enabled)
Table 8 - Motion Detector Conguration Parameters Continued
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Param
# Size Name Available Values
This Parameter sets the minimum change in ambient light level (in lux) the Motion Detector must
detect before a Multilevel Sensor Report is sent to the main controller.
09
Default
Value
0A
01
Ambient Light Sensitivity Level
00 ~ FF
(0 ~ 255 in Lux)
64
(100 Lux)
If this parameter is enabled, the LED INDICATOR will ash everytime there motion is detected. If
this is disabled, the LED INDICATOR will not ash to indicate motion events.
00
01
Enable/Disable LED INDICATOR
(LED Disabled)
01
(LED Enabled)
01
(LED En-
abled)
Table 9 - Motion Detector Conguration Parameters Continued
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Troubleshooting
:Q Help! My Motion Detector paired successfully, but my controller
can’t see it anymore after I installed it!
:A The Z-Wave signal is probably weak in that area of your home. Remember that the
120' - 150' range doesn’t take into account walls, furniture, and other obstacles.
To boost your Z-Wave network coverage, add a few non-battery powered Z-Wave
devices between the controller and the furthest device, like the Dome On/Off Plug
or Water Main Shut-Off. You can even purchase dedicated Z-Wave extenders from
3rd party manufacturers.
:Q There’s so many words in this manual I don’t understand. How can
I learn more about Z-Wave?
:A Remember you don’t have to understand everything in this manual to start
automating your home. Our Quick-Start Guides have all you need to start using
any device. For more thorough information about Z-Wave home automation, visit
www.domeha.com/support.
:Q My Motion Detector keeps sending signals when there is no move-
ment/it doesn’t respond everytime it should.
:A You most likely have to fine tune the sensitivity levels - contact your controller’s
manufacturer for further assistance. If you are still having issues, please visit
www.domeha.com/support
:Q I’ve tried multiple times, but I can’t include the Motion Detector in
my system.
:A Make sure your device is getting power. Then, follow the procedure to Factory
Reset on Page 8 and try going through the inclusion process again. If you are still
having issues, please visit www.domeha.com/support
:Q All of a sudden, my Motion Detector is offline.
:A Make sure your device is getting power. If powered, make sure you still have
Z-Wave network coverage. If you are still having issues, visit www.domeha.com/
support.
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Warranty & Support
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Contact Dome Customer Service as follows: • In North America
dial: 1-855-249-1754 • Email Dome at [email protected]
DO NOT RETURN THIS PRODUCT TO THE STORE OR WEBSITE
FROM WHICH IT WAS PURCHASED
If you believe the product is defective, has a missing or broken
part or are having difculty with it please contact Dome as listed above for a quick and efcient solution to the problem.
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This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this
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Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part
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radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
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However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur
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