Universal Remote Control TRF-ZW2 Owner's Manual

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TRF-ZW2

Z-Wave Gateway

Owner’s Manual

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Table of Contents

READ ME FIRST 1

CONGRATULATIONS 2

FEATURES AND BENEFITS 2

PACKAGE CONTENTS 3

DEVICE LAYOUT 4

INSTALLATION 6

USING THE TRF-ZW2 7

RESTRICT INSTALLER OFFSITE ACCESS 8

HARDWARE SPECIFICATION 9

LIMITED WARRANTY STATEMENT 10

END USER AGREEMENT 12

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION COMPLIANCE STATEMENT 13

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Read Me First

• Please read this manual before using the device to ensure safe and proper use.

• If you have difficulty installing this product, or require more information, please contact URC Technical Support
via phone at [phone] or e-mail:

[e-mail]

• URC is not liable for performance issues caused by apps supplied by providers other than URC.

• Modifying the device’s firmware or installing software from unofficial sources may result in device malfunctions
and data corruption or loss. These actions are violations of your URC license agreement and may void your
warranty.

• For use exclusively with compatible URC Control Systems.

The TRF-ZW2 was designed to work in conjunction with a compatible URC control and automation system. To learn more about it’s
uses and applications, visit the TRF-ZW2’s product web-page

• Programmable only by a URC Certified Professional Custom Integrator

To fully control and automate your system, your professional custom integrator must have detailed knowledge of each component,
the local area network (LAN) architecture as well as Wi-Fi configuration and other system connections. Once configured to operate
with your URC control system most changes to the TRF-ZW2, or the system, may be performed locally (at your home), or from any
remote location (via internet with your permission).

• URC reserves the right to change product features, screen designs, available content, and specifications without
notice

Important Note

By default your professional integrator, after system setup is complete,

continues to have access to your Z-Wave system via the URC

Web portal. This includes the ability to remotely control

your Z-Wave devices. URC recommends disabling this access; follow

instructions on page 8 to do so.

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Congratulations

Thank you for purchasing URC’s TRF-ZW2 Z-Wave Gateway. The TRF-ZW2 communicates with your Z-Wave devices and your
compatible URC control system, integrating them seamlessly together into a single user interface for control. Incorporating this gateway as
part of a URC control system enables a myriad of potential additions to your home. Easily expand your system by adding virtually any
Z-Wave enabled device to your connected home. Options include URC’s Vivido Lighting and many third party products such as door locks,
thermostats, sensors, and more. For a complete list of compatible products see the

TRF-ZW2’s product web page.

Features and Benefits

Z-Wave Plus Certified

Z-Wave plus and the next generation hardware platform offer enhanced features, capabilities, and improve
the overall end-user experience. For more information visit the Z-Wave alliance web-site.
Improved performance features include:

•Improved battery life for Z-Wave devices not connected to a power source

•Improved range creates a more robust network and reduces the need for Z-Wave repeaters

•Provides more than twice the bandwidth

•Network wide inclusion (pairing) allows for easier installation and expansion

•Enhanced self-healing for improved reliability and user experience

New User Interface

The TRF-ZW2 incorporates the new UI7 User Interface. Modern and attractive, it st reamlines programming and general control of Z-Wave
devices for both the dealer and end-user. The platform includes URC Vivido specific programming: device parameters, easy association,
and intuitive instructions for configuring our lighting devices. UI7 includes an end-user setup wizard that makes it easy for you to add
devices, change scenes, manage your account and more.

New Compact Design

The TRF-ZW2’s smaller form factor allows for more convenient installation in previously prohibitive spaces.

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Features and Benefits

Easy Setup Wizard

End-User Setup Wizard allows intuitive setup with simple Q&A format; adding devices is made easy with preconfigured settings for many
of the most popular products available in today’s marketplace.

Wi-Fi Enabled

Wi-Fi connectivity allows for optimized placement and simplified installation.

Package Contents

What’s Included with your new product

• TRF-ZW2 Z-Wave Extender

• 12V Power Adaptor

• Ethernet Cable

• Warranty Card

If any of these items are missing, contact URC’s Technical Support Department at [phone]

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Device Layout

Connections

• 12V Power Receptacle: connects to the included DC adapter

• Ethernet Port: bridges the TRF-ZW2 and your local area network (LAN)

• USB Port: provides features and support for advanced applications

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12V Power Receptacle

RJ-45 Ethernet Port

USB Port

Device Layout

LED Indicator Lights

Service LED

• On - Cloud service connected and working properly

• Off - No cloud service installed

• Flashing - Cloud service not communicating

Z-Wave LED

• On - Z-Wave function enabled

• Off - Z-Wave function disabled

• Flashing Slowly - Unit in Include (Pairing) Mode

• Flashing Quickly - Unit in Exclude (Unpairing) Mode

Wi-Fi LED

• On - Wi-Fi enabled

• Off - Wi-Fi disabled

• Flashing - Indicates traffic over Wi-Fi

WAN LED

• On - Ethernet is connected

• Off - Ethernet is disconnected

• Flashing - Indicates traffic over ethernet

Power LED

• On - Power on/normal operation

• Off - Power off

• Flashing - Booting/firmware upgrade

Z-Wave LED

Wi-Fi LED

WAN LED

Power LED

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Service LED

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Device Layout

Button Layout

Sync button: Used to include and exclude devices from the

Z-Wave network (see page 7 for details)

WPS button: Enables Wi-Fi Protected Setup Mode (should only be
used by qualified integrator, or as directed by URC Technical Support)

Reset button: For use only when directed by technical support

Installation

Device Connections

Use the supplied network (Ethernet) cable to connect the TRF-ZW2’s
Ethernet port to your local area network (router or network switch)

Connect the supplied DC adapter to the TRF-ZW2 and plug the adapter into

an AC receptacle

Upon power-up the TRF-ZW2 checks for an available firmware upgrade. If an
upgrade is available it is installed automatically. The update process takes 15
minutes or less and is indicated by the Power LED flashing. When the Power
LED assumes its normal state (solid green), the TRF-ZW2 is ready for use.

Sync button

WPS button Reset button

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Installation

Setup Through Web-portal

End-user

As an end-user your URC certified custom professional integrator performs the initial setup of your Z-Wave system. An e-mail is sent to the
address you provide your integrator; this includes a temporary password granting you access to the Z-Wave User Portal. Your installer can
assist in familiarizing you with the available features, or more information can be found on the

TRF-ZW2’s product web-page.

Professional Integrator

URC certified integrators begin setup of the Z-Wave system by accessing the URC Z-Wave Dealer Portal as prompted by URC software.

Using the TRF-ZW2

Manually Including and Excluding Z-Wave Devices

Z-Wave devices are normally paired, or unpaired, with the Z-Wave gateway via the web-portal. It is possible however, to complete the
process manually.

Including a device

1. To include your Z-Wave devices press the Sync button once. The Z-Wave light blinks slowly, once every second, to indicate that it is

in inclusion (pairing) mode

2. Follow the pairing/unpairing instructions for the Z-Wave device (devices have manufacturer-specific instructions)

3. When paired successfully the TRF-ZW2’s Z-Wave LED flashes rapidly for less than a second, then return to inclusion state

4. Pressing the Sync button again returns the unit to normal operating mode

Excluding a device

1. To exclude your Z-Wave devices you’ll need to press and hold the Sync button for 3 seconds. The Z-Wave light blinks faster, twice

every second to indicate that it is in exclusion mode

2. Follow the pairing/unpairing instructions for the Z-Wave device

3. When unpaired successfully the Z-Wave LED flashes rapidly for less than a second, then return to exclusion state

4. Pressing the Sync button returns the unit to inclusion state. A second press returns the unit to normal operating mode

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Restrict Installer Offsite Access

By default your professional integrator, after system setup is complete,
continues to have access to your Z-Wave system via the URC Web­portal. This includes the ability to remotely control your Z-Wave
devices. URC recommends restricting this access. Upon logging in for
the first time (using the temporary password e-mailed to the address
you provide your installer) the initial Setup Wizard gives you the option
to restrict installer access. Installer access can be restricted at any time
by following the steps below.

Log into your user account at

www.urc.mios.com

Select Settings from the column of options at left

Choose Customer Care from the expanded list of options

Select Disable installer access at the bottom of the main screen

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Hardware Specification

Hardware

CPU: 600MHz MIPS SoC
Flash Memory: NAND 128MB
Memory: DDR2 128MB
USB Port: 1
WAN Port: 1
Wireless: Z-Wave Plus™ and 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi

Dimensions

4.55in x 3.13in x 1.2in (HxWxD)
Weight: 12 oz. (shipping weight)
Certifications: FCC, CE, RoHS, Z-Wave Plus

Power Supply

Input: AC 100-240VAC, 50-60Hz
Output: DC 12V/1A

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Limited Warranty Statement

1. LIMITED WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMERS

Universal Remote Control, Inc. (“URC”) warrants that URC equipment purchased directly from URC or from an authorized URC dealer or
distributor shall be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal usage for a period of one (1) year from the date of
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to an authorized URC dealer or distributor, except that with respect to Total Control® whole-house products, the warranty extends for two
(2) years from the date of purchase by the end-user, but no longer than forty-eight (48) months from the date of shipment of the URC
equipment by URC to an authorized URC dealer or distributor.

This limited warranty is valid only in the United States of America.

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Federal Communications Commission Compliance Statement

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
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If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment on
and off, 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 to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Warning!

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Note: The manufacturer is not responsible for any Radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such
modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

FCC Caution

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
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Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the authority to operate
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Notes

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Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]

www.universalremote.com

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TRF-ZW2 Controller

Z-Wave Overview Guide

Inclusion/Exclusion for Devices with URC Custom Device Wizard

After adding a new device, the TRF-ZW2 Controller will ask you to name it and choose the room it is (or will be) located in.

Note: If the device was previously included with a dierent Z-Wave system, you’ll need to it exclude it before adding with your TRF-ZW2.

(You may also need to do this if you have problems Inclusion/Exclusion the rst time.) Press the Retry button to start the exclusion process.

Once the device is excluded, add it by following the inclusion steps.

Select Devices and click on the

Add Device option.

Click on the “+” sign for the device’s

category. A list of URC Custom Device

Wizards is displayed. Select a device

to include.

Follow the steps in the Device Wizard

to add the device.

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

Inclusion/Exclusion for Devices using a Generic Device Wizard

After adding a new device, the TRF-ZW2 Controller will ask you to name it and choose the room it is (or will be) located in.

Note: If the device was previously included with a dierent Z-Wave system, you’ll need to it exclude it before adding with your TRF-ZW2.

(You may also need to do this if you have problems Inclusion/Exclusion the rst time.) Press the Retry button to start the exclusion process.

Once the device is excluded, add it by following the inclusion steps.

Select Devices and click on the

Add Device option.

Click on the “+” sign for the Other

Device’s category. A list of URC Custom

Device Wizards is displayed. If your specic

device is not shown, select the “Generic

Z-Wave Device” option.

Follow the steps in the Device Wizard

to add the device.

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

TRF-ZW2 Buttons

Sync Button

To carry out a manual setup of devices, tap the Sync button on the

controller. To exit the inclusion mode on the controller, tap the

Sync button again. To exclude a Z-Wave product from the network,

hold the Sync button down for 3 seconds. (Figure 2-1)

WPS Button

Easy push button inclusion for Wi-Fi devices. (Figure 2-1)

Reset Button

The URC controllers can be reset to factory defaults by

holding the reset button for 20 seconds and releasing it. This will

reset the Z-Wave network and change it’s House ID, and clear your

account and user conguration data from your controller.

The account will only be removed from the controller, but it will

continue to be in the database.

Holding the reset button for 10 seconds will reset the network

conguration settings to defaults, while keeping your other

settings intact. (Figure 2-1)

Note: 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.

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Figure 2-1: TRF-ZW2 Side

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Service

Z-Wave

Wi-Fi

WAN

Power

Advanced Z-Wave Functions

These Advanced Z-Wave Functions are usually needed only for

specic (and rare) technical situations, or for professional installers

creating very large systems, or for developers creating new hardware

or software.

You may need to access these advanced functions if there’s a problem

with your system and you need to reset the Z-Wave network, if you

want to upgrade to a dierent model of URC Controller, to enable

another controller to operate your TRF-ZW2, or for other technical

situations as described below.

To access Advanced Z-Wave Functions select Settings and then

Z-Wave Settings. Select the Advanced tab (Figure 3-1).

From there you’ll be able to access these Advanced Z-Wave options:

Reset Z-Wave network

Will clear all the user conguration data and assign a new

Z-Wave HouseID.

Copy Z-Wave network from a primary controller

Will allow the unit to copy all Z-Wave related information from

a Primary Z-Wave Controller and is used with Replication.

Controller shift

Tells URC to transfer the role of primary controller to another

Z-Wave controller. The other Z-Wave controller will become the

‘Master controller’, and TRF-ZW2 will be a secondary controller.

This means the other Z-Wave controller will then be responsible

for healing the networking and being the SIS/SUC (a technical

Z-Wave term). Normally, by default, TRF-ZW2 is the master

controller and is SIS/SUC.

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Figure 3-1: Advanced Tab

Figure 3-1: Advanced Tab

Advanced Z-Wave Functions

Reset the Z-Wave chip

This option will re-initialize the Z-Wave chip.

Get network update from SUC/SIS

This option will update the slave controller network from the

primary controller to which it’s currently added. This option is

used when TRF-ZW2 is a secondary controller.

Backup Z-Wave Network

TRF-ZW2 has the ability to back up its Z-Wave network and its

conguration settings to be restored on another gateway.
This procedure is explained on the page below:

http://wiki.mios.com/index.php/Backup_and_Restore

Learn Mode

Include your controller into an existing Z-Wave network.
Steps for TRF-ZW2 controller using the web interface.

Click on Settings > Z-Wave Settings > Advanced > Select

‘Copy Z-Wave network from a primary controller’

This will put the controller into learn mode and shift it to
a secondary role. The controller can now receive data from a
primary device in the network and associate with other devices
in the Z-Wave network via the primary controller.

Replication

Include another controller and transfer the Z-Wave network
data to it. Steps for TRF-ZW2 controller using the web
interface.

Click on Settings > Z-Wave Settings > Advanced > Select ‘Controller Shift’

All the Z-Wave devices will be replicated into the new controller.
This is used to transfer data from one controller to another.
With replication the new controller becomes primary.

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Advanced Z-Wave Functions

Basic Command Class Handling

The basic command class is controlled by TRF-ZW2 and it is not mapped

to any other Z-Wave Command Class.

More details can be found on our wiki page.

http://wiki.mios.com/index.php/ZWave_Basic_Command_Class_Mapping

Support for Association Command Class

TRF-ZW2 has support for the Lifeline association command class.

group id: 1 - lifeline

number of nodes in group: 1

More details can be found on our wiki page.

http://wiki.mios.com/index.php/Association

Support for Multiple Manufacturers in The Same Network

The controller can be included and operated in any Z-Wave network with

other certied Z-Wave devices from other manufacturers and/or other

applications. All non-battery operated nodes within the network will act

as repeaters regardless of the vendor to increase the reliability

of the network.

Support for sending Z-Wave Commands

Z-Wave commands can be sent using the TRF-ZW2 API which will allow

you to send HTTP requests with the specied command class to the

specied node.

More details can be found on our wiki page.

http://wiki.mios.com/index.php/Luup_UPnP_Variables_and_Actions#

ZWaveNetwork1

To send a Z-Wave command you’ll need to add the node id of the con-

trolled Z-Wave device and the command class used.

For example to control node 3 and send a BASIC_SET with a value

of 00, the command will be :

http://GATEWAY_IP/port_3480/data_request?id=

action&DeviceNum=1&serviceId=urn:

micasaverde-com:serviceId:ZWaveNetwork1&action=

SendData&Node=3&Data=0x20-0x01-0x00

GATEWAY_IP is the actual local IP address of the unit.

Node is the Z-Wave node the command is sent to.

Data will contain the Z-Wave Command Class sent to the device.