Table of Contents
Introduction .................................................... 1
Glossary .......................................................... 3
Configurations ................................................. 4
Description of Setup Keys ................................. 5
Zone Control .................................................... 6
Zone Setup ..................................................... 6
Zone Operation ................................................ 7
Scene Control .................................................. 8
Scene Setup .................................................... 9
Scene Operation .............................................. 11
Scene Controller Conf command ........................ 11
Additional Device Setup .................................. 12
Add/Delete Devices .......................................... 12
Assign Association for Two Devices ..................... 13
Definition of Association groups ......................... 15
Change Device Configuration ................................ 15
Add A Simple AV Device .................................... 16
Advanced Z-Wave Network Setups .................. 17
Copying All Network and Device Information to A
Secondary Controller ........................................ 17
Copying Network Information to A Secondary
Controller ........................................................ 18
Transferring All Network and Device Information
to A New Primary Controller (Primary shift) ......... 19
Transferring Only Network Information to A New
Primary Controller (Primary shift) ....................... 20
Replicating All Network and Device Information
from A Primary Controller to your HSK-100Z
(aka “Learning Mode”) ...................................... 21
Listening Mode ................................................. 22
Resetting Your Network..................................... 23
AUDIO/VIDEO SETUP AND OPERATION .......... 24
Description of Audio/Video Control Keys .............. 25
AV Equipment Selection by Entering Device Code . 27
AV Equipment Selection by Searching through
the Library ...................................................... 28
Learning IR Commands ..................................... 30
Operating the HSK-100Z for AV Equipment ......... 31
ADVANCED OPERATION FOR AV EQUIPMENT .. 33
Secondary Function .......................................... 33
IR Boost Mode ................................................. 33
Restore Factory Settings ................................... 33
MAINTENANCE ................................................ 34
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS .................... 34
Z-Wave Frequently Asked Questions ................... 34
AV Control Frequently Asked Questions ............... 35
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .......................... 36
WARRANTY...................................................... 37
FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION
INTERFERENCE STATEMENT ............................ 37
WARNINGS ...................................................... 39
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HSK-100Z
Z-Wave AV Scenario Controller
Introduction
The HSK-100Z Z-Wave AV Scenario Controller is a universal AV remote
and also a Z-Wave controller (Figure 1). As a universal remote, the
HSK-100Z replaces all your AV remotes through its built-in IR code
database or IR code learning. As a Z-Wave controller, the HSK-100Z
works with Z-Wave enabled devices and controls their on/off or
up/down individually, as a Group, or via a pre-configured Scene.
Figure 1 Outlook of the HSK-100Z
Front View
Rear View
( open here )
( slide to open )
Configuration
compartment
Battery
compartment
Audio / video
Control keys
Z-Wave Scene
Control keys
Z-Wave Zone
Control keys
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Please note that all Z-Wave devices, light switches, dimmers, and
shutter switches made from various vendors are compatible with your
HSK-100Z as long as they carry the Z-Wave logo:
Before using the HSK-100Z, please install the batteries:
3xAAA batteries are required for operation.
Remove the battery cover on the back of your HSK-100Z.
Check the polarity of the batteries and the "+/-" marks inside the
battery compartment.
Insert the batteries.
Push the battery cover back in place.
CAUTION (battery safety)
Use new batteries of the recommended type and size only.
Never mix used and new batteries together.
To avoid chemical leaks, remove batteries from the HSK-100Z
if you do not intend to use the remote for an extended period
of time.
Dispose of used batteries properly; do not burn or bury them.
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Glossary
Device or Node
Z-Wave enabled device that can be
controlled by the HSK-100Z.
Inclusion
Add a Z-Wave device to the network.
Exclusion
Delete a Z-Wave device from the network.
Remove
To take a device out of a group, scene or
association group while that device still
exists in the same Z-Wave network.
Z-Wave
Network
A collection of Z-Wave devices controlled by
primary and secondary controllers operating
on the same system. A Z-Wave network has
its own unique ID code so that controllers
not in the network cannot control the
system.
Primary
Controller
The first controller used to set up your
devices and network. Only the Primary
Controller can be used to include or delete
modules from a network. It is recommended
that you mark the primary controller for
each network for ease in modifying your
network.
Secondary
Controller
A controller containing network information
about other modules within the network
and is used for controlling devices.
Secondary controllers are created from the
Primary Controller and cannot include or
delete modules to the network.
Inclusion
Controller
A controller containing network information
about other modules within the network
and is used for controlling devices. Inclusion
controllers are created from the Primary
Controller in a SIS enabled Z-Wave network.
Inclusion Controller has the ability to add
and remove devices from the network.
Scene
A collection of Z-Wave devices configured to
turn to a specific level, setting, mode, or
perform an operation. Scenes are usually
activated by a controller, timed event, or
specific conditions.
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Configurations
Please open the configuration compartment then you can see the
HSK-100Z setup keys (Figure 2).
Figure 2 Setup Keys of the HSK-100Z
Status
LED A
Status
LED B
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Description of Setup Keys
The ADD and REMOVE keys are used during basic
Zone Setup process. ADD key will perform two
functions:
Add a target device to Z-Wave network, also
known as INCLUSION;
Add the device to the assigned GROUP.
REMOVE key will only remove the target device
from its assigned group but will not exclude it from
the network.
This SHIFT key is used for accessing group numbers
9 to 16 while programming your devices.
These are your group numbers 1 through 8 and also
become group numbers 9 through 16 when
combined with the SHIFT key.
This CONFIGURATION key is used during the
ADVANCED SETUP process.
This ASSOCIATION key is used in conjunction with
ADD, CLEAR or REMOVE keys in order to assign
association groups.
This SCENE key is used in conjunction with ADD,
CLEAR or REMOVE keys in order to program scenes.
This DEVICE key is used in conjunction with ADD,
CLEAR or REMOVE keys in order to include or
exclude devices to the network.
This ADD key is used in the ADVANCED SETUP to:
Add a target device to the network (inclusion);
Add a target device to an association group;
Add a target device to a scene.
This CLEAR key is used in the ADVANCED SETUP to:
Delete a device from the network (exclusion);
Delete an association group;
Delete a scene.
This REMOVE key is used in the ADVANCED SETUP
to:
Remove a device from an association group;
Remove a device from a scene.
For basic on/off or dim up/down control, please refer to Zone Control
section. For more advanced setups including scene control, please
refer to Advanced Setup section.
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Zone Control
The HSK-100Z enables you to control single or multiple Z-Wave
devices with the press of a button. For example, you can group all
your bedroom lights together so that all of them will turn on with the
press of a button.
You can control up to 8 zones with your HSK-100Z. Each zone
supports up to 232 Z-Wave devices.
Zone Setup
Including Device to a Zone
Step
Setup Key
Setup LED Behavior
1
Press in Zone
Setup area
OK LED on
LED A blinks slowly
2
Select a zone group
number from 1 to 8
LED A off
LED B blinks slowly
3
Press the program
button on the target
device
OK LED blinks once then
turns off
LED B off
Zone setup completed
Note: If you cannot add your Z-Wave device, this device might have
been included in another Z-Wave network. In this case, please delete
this device following the steps in the [Deleting a Device from the
Network] section then add this device again.
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Removing Device from a Zone
Step
Setup Key
Setup LED Behavior
1
Press in Zone
Setup area
OK LED on
LED A blinks slowly
2
Select a zone group
number from 1 to 8
LED A off
LED B blinks slowly
3
Press the program
button on the target
device
OK LED blinks once then
turns off
Device been removed
from the zone
successfully
Note: If the ERROR LED turns on or blinks, meaning the setup process
is failed. Please redo the process.
Zone Operation
After adding devices to your HSK-100Z using Zone Setup, you can turn
the device on/off or up/down via the corresponding zone control keys
in front (Figure3).
For on/off switches, press key to turn on the devices and
key to turn them off.
To operate dimmer switches and curtain motors, hold the key
to open the curtain or dim up the light. By holding the key
you can retract the curtain or dim down the light.
You can turn on all the devices in the network by pressing All On
key and turn them off via All Off key.
The green OK LED blinks when the operation is successful, and the
red ERROR LED blinks when it’s failed.
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Figure 3 Zone Control Keys of the HSK-100Z
Scene Control
A Z-Wave Scene is a series of controlled events that work in unison for
a planned task or home ambience. For example, you can setup a scene
for “Watch DVD” where the scene button on the HSK-100Z could dim
the lights and turn on your TV, DVD Player, and AV Receiver. A scene
for “Arriving Home” could open the garage door, turn on the hall
lights and disarm the security system. Z-Wave scenes are powerful
tools for home control because they let simple user actions control
multiple events.
The HSK-100Z allows you to setup 16 scenes. Each scene can involve
up to 232 Z-Wave devices.
Zone
Control Keys
All On/Off
Keys
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Scene Setup
Adding Device to A Scene
Step
Setup Key
Setup LED Behavior
1
Press
The OK light turns on
2
Press
OK LED blinks once and
stays on
LED A blinks slowly
3
Select a scene number
from 1 to 16 (1-8 or
SHIFT 1-8)
OK LED blinks once and
stays on
LED A off
LED B blinks slowly
4
Press the program
button on the target
device
OK LED blinks once and
stays on
LED B keep blinking
slowly
5
Adjust the target device
on/off or dim level with
its program button, to
the desired status
6
Press
OK LED blinks once then
turns off
LED B off
The current status of the
device will be learned and
saved to a scene
successfully.
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Removing Device from A Scene
Step
Setup Key
Setup LED Behavior
1
Press
The OK light turns on
2
Press
OK LED blinks once and
stays on
LED A blinks slowly
3
Select a scene number
from 1 to 16 (1-8 or
SHIFT 1-8)
OK LED blinks once and
stays on
LED A off
LED B blinks slowly
4
Press the program
button on the target
device
the OK light stays on
then flashes once and
turns off
LED B off
Device removed from
the scene successfully
Deleting A Scene
Step
Setup Key
Setup LED Behavior
1
Press
The OK light turns on
2
Press
OK LED blinks once and
stays on
LED A blinks slowly
3
Select a scene number
from 1 to 16 (1-8 or
SHIFT 1-8)
OK LED blinks once
then turns off
LED A off
Scene deleted from the
scene successfully
Note: If the ERROR LED turns on or blinks, meaning the setup process
is failed. Please redo the process.
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Scene Operation
After the scene setup is done, you can trigger the desired scene via
scene control keys in front panel of the HSK-100Z.
Figure 4 Scene Control Keys of the HSK-100Z
The green OK LED blinks when the operation is successful, and the red
ERROR LED blinks when it’s failed.
Scene Controller Conf command
This section is for advanced user. Please ignore it if you don’t
understand. It won’t affect any normal usage before you send
commands described in this section.
The command class COMMAND_CLASS_ASSOCIATION can be used to
add a node to the scene button. The scene button 1 will send to
devices in the group #9, the scene button 2 will send to group #10 and
so on. The “ON” buttons 1-4 send SCENE_ACTIVATION_SET to devices
in the group #1-4. “SHIFT + ON 1-4” send to devices in the group #5-8.
However, please notice that the scene created by this command is
different from that created by the HSK-100 keypad. If we use this
command to create a scene, the existing scenes created by the HSK100Z will be deleted automatically. In addition, if we use HSK-100Z to
assign a device to a scene button, the setting created by the
ASSOCIATION_SET will be dropped as well.
Scene
Control Keys
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