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Your Panic Button is capable of removing devices from your Z-Wave network when it is either your network’s primary
controller or your network permits your Panic Button, as a secondary controller, to permanently remove devices.
1. Press your Panic Button’s remove button. Your Panic Button’s red light will pulse slowly.
2. Press the Z-Wave button on the device that you wish to remove. If you’re unsure of how to do this, refer to its user
manual.
3. If the removal is successful, the green light on your Panic Button will stay lit for 2 seconds and then its red light will blink.
Otherwise, the red light will stay lit for 2 seconds before again blinking.
4. Repeat step 2 for any other devices you wish to remove from your network. 5. Once you’re finished, press any button on
your Panic Button to exit removal mode.
Selecting which devices to control.
Your Panic Button has two use modes, Scene Mode and Group Mode. When in Scene Mode, your select which devices
your Panic Button can control by using your primary controller, generally a gateway or a hub.
If in Group Mode, you configure your Panic Button to directly control devices as follows;
1. Press and hold your Panic Button button that you wish to use to control a Z-Wave device. Do not release the button
until step 4. Your Panic Button’s green light will blink rapidly when it’s ready for the following steps.
2. Press the Z-Wave button on the device that you wish to control. If you’re unsure of how to do this, refer to its user
manual. If your Panic Button is able to control the Z-Wave device, its green light will stop blinking and remain solid for 2
seconds. If the Z-Wave device cannot be controlled, its green light will still keep blinking or its red light will blink only
once when you short press the Z-Wave button.
3. Before you release the button, you must determine what you want it to do.
a) If the Z-Wave device that you want to control is ON when you release the button, it will toggle the Z-Wave device
on and off.
b) If the Z-Wave device that you want to control is OFF when you release the button, it will only allow you to turn the
Z-Wave device off.
If the Z-Wave device that you want to control is at a PERCENTAGE (ie. 20%, 35%, 70% power) when you release the
button, it will allow it you toggle the Z-Wave device between that percentage and off
4. Release the button you held down in step 1.
5. Repeat the steps above if you wish to control more Z-Wave devices from your Panic Button. You can add multiple
devices to each button in order to create a scene. You can add up to 40 Z-Wave devices to each button.
Removing devices from a scene button.
To remove devices from this network, you will unpair Z-Wave devices directly from Panic Button.
1. Press and hold the Include/Remove on back of Panic Button with provided Pin until its LED flashes red rapidly.
2. Press the Action Button on the Z-Wave device that you want to remove from Panic Button’s network. If you are
unsure which button to press, please refer to the Z-Wave product’s instruction manual.
3. When the Z-Wave product successfully unpairs from Panic Button’s network, Panic Button’s LED will flash red/green
rapidly for 1-2 seconds and then turn solid green for 2 seconds before returning to a flashing red LED.
4. Repeat step 2 to remove any other devices you would like to unpair from the network.
5. Once finished, press Panic Button’s Action Button to exit Include/Remove mode.
