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.(IP address:192.168.10.1)
4.Login using the initial local default login (login: admin; password: 123456)
5.Got to setup (upper right corner)
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 t he local
default password.
6.Define your rooms using
7.Setup the other users and give them access to the rooms.
8.Installing your smart home devices one by one. Use the dialog
Rooms
My Settings
, remember your remote access ID and define your remote
Devices
for this
Hardware
The Z-Box is a small but powerful hardware offering various interfaces:
• 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
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.
1
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 recom mend use 2400mA
Z-Box provide trickle charge to recharge battery which is the safe st 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.
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
2
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.
3
Defaulting the Z-box to Factory Settings
Important:
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.
Resetting the Z-box will delete all the settings, disconnect all Z-Wave devices and delete all of the
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 elem ents 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.
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Functions of the User Interface
General
Thegreentimeontheheadershowsthetimeofthelastcommunicationtothesmarthomegateway.Incase
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
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 n ew state of the switch, the new switching status is shown using the real color icon.
The Element Configuration allows assigning user-defined tags to differen t 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 physica l 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 pollin g. If you don’t want them to
flood you r 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.
Devices
You can include all certified Z-Wave devices. If you can’t find y our 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 specia l 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.
5
Z-Wave Network
This menu option allows a deeper look into the Z-Wave network. The tab
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
specific configuration dialog. Some Z-Wave devices offer such configurations to adapt their functions. Not
having this configuration option is n ot a malfunction!
The tab
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 ZWave Expert User Interface is always possible using http:/ /ip:8083/expert/
Network Status
lists possible problems of Z-Wave devices and the Z-Wave network. A link refers to
Hardware Configuration
Network
lists all Z-Wave hardware
leads to a hardware
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 (razber r y .zwave.me: This means that all apps, workar ounds,
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.
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Control
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Control Tab
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partoftheConfiguration
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command.Agreentriangle
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All actuators can be switched on or off. Dimmer and motors controls can be operated using a slider. For
dimmer th ere 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 th e table heads
reorders the table view of the data.
Sensors
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sensordialoglists alldevicesof the
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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.
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Associatio
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 g roups - 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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ExpertComman
The
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FirmwareUpdate
In
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This dialog shows some internal technical data of the controller h ardware used. The first box offers
some deep insight into the dynamics of the controller software. It visualizes the job queue of the
system. Every communication attempt of the controller is queues into a job queue and then handed
over to the Z-Wave chip for execution. The list shows the jobs pending and the jobs that are
completed or failed.
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Alarm V2 Controlled, Alarm Sensor V1 Controlled , All Sw itch V1 Controlled, Application Status V1 Supported, Association V2
Supported and Controlled, Association Group Information V1 Supported and Controlled, Basic V1 Supported + Con trolled,
Battery V1 Controlled, Binar y Sensor V2 Controlled, Bina r y S w itch V1 Controlled, Central Scene V1 Controlled, Climate Control V 1,
Controlled, Clock V1 Supported and Controlled, Configuration V1 Controlled, CRC16 V1 Supported + Controlled, Device Reset
:
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Supported + Controlled, Door Lock V1 Controlled, Door Lock Logging V1 Controlled, Firmware Update V1 Controlled, Indicator
V1 Controlled, Manufacturer Specific V1 Supported + Controlled, Meter V3 Controlled, Meter Table V1 Controlled, Multichann e l
V3 Controlled, Multichannel Association V 2 C ontrolled, Multicommand V1
Controlled, Multilevel Sensor V6 Controlled, Multilevel Switch V3 Controlled + Supported, Node Naming V1 Controlled +
Supported,
Powerlevel V1 Supported + Controlled, Protection V2 Controlled, Scene Activation V1 Supported + Controlled, Scene Actuator
Conf V 1
Controlled, Scene Controller Conf V1 Controlled, Security V1 Supported and Controlled, Sensor Configuration V1 Controlled,
Thermostat Fan
Mode V3 Controlled, Thermostat Fan State V3 Controlled, Thermostats Mode V 3 Controlled, Thermostat Operating State V1
Controlled,
Thermostat Setpo int V3 Controlled, Time V2 Supported + Controlled, Time Parameter V1 Controlled, User Code V1 Controlled,
Version V2
Supported + Controlled, Wakeup V2 Controlled, Z-Wave Plus V1 Supported + Co ntrolled
Support
Should you encounter any problem, please give us an opportunity to address it before returning this
product. Most questions regarding Z-Wave wireless communication standard can be answered through
the international community at www.z-wave.info
FCC STATEMENT :
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
Warning: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try
to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for he lp.
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator &
your body.
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