Danfoss Z-Wave RS Bedienungsanleitung

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Z-Wave RS Room Sensor

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lntroduction

Z-Wave RS is a battery operated temperature sensor.

When included into Z-Wave wireless network, its buttons can also be

u5ed to control the heating system.

LED button

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Temperature UP

(backlit)

Temperature DOWN

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1. Remove the back panel by

slidinq it downward5. 2. lnsert the batteries.

3. Fix the back panel to the wall 4. Gently slide Z-Wave RS on the

back panel.

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Z-wave command classes

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Basic 5ET: Not Supported

Basic GET: Multilevel Sensor Get

Basic REPORT: Multilevel Sensor

Report (1'C accuracy)

MANUFACTURER_

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VERSION v2 Version ofthe command classes, the

Z-wave library and the Z-Wave Rs

BATTERY Battery status

MULTI-CMD Conserve battery, transmitting mul-

tiple commands in a single packet

WAKE UP v2 Wake-up interual range 5 min. to

24h (default: 60 minutes)

PROTECTION v2 0 = No protection

2 = User interface locked

CONFIGURATION v2 Z-Wave RS specific confiquration.

SENSOR_

MULTILEVEL V6 Reports reading from the room

temperature sensor.

CENTRAL_SCENE Pushing the LED button triggers

transmission of CENTRAL_SCENE_

NOTIFICATION.

THERMOSTAT

SETPOINT V3

When a set-pointtemperature is

selected on the display, a set-point

report containing the value is sent

to the controller.

SCHEDULE

When a temperature and number

ofhours are selected on the display,

an override schedule report will be

5ent to the controller containing

the value5.

INDICATOR Control ofthe LED indication

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When the LED button is clicked

a CENTRAL_SCENE NOTIFICA-

TION is sentto the.ontroller-

Functions

SENSOR_ | The rom tmpenture can

MULTILEVEL I bereadmthedisptay,as

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included into Z-Wave network,

a temperature report is sentto

the controller during wake-up

and also when the temperature

has changed beyond configured

threshold limit.

Cmmand CIass THERMOSTAI

SETPOINT The up and down arrow buttons

are used to select a new set-

point temperature.

After a set-point has been 5e-

leded, itwill flash for 5 seconds.

Afterthat the measured

temperature is displayed again

and the Z-Wave RS sends the

selected temperature as a THER-

MOSTAT_SErPOlNT_REPORT to

the Z-Wave controller.

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Setpoint control function Enabled Disabled / enabled

Set-point display resolution o-5"c From 0.1 to I 0'C

in 0.1"C steps

Max set-point and ovetride limit 28"C From min setpoinV

override limit to

max 40'C

Min set-point and override limit r 2"c From min 0'C to

max. setpoint/

override limit

; Setpoint Type in Thermostat-

: Setpoint Reports Heating #1 Heating #1,

Cooling #t,

Auto Chanqeover

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i The slected number of hours

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[emperature Report

lhreshold 0.5"c 1 to 10'C 2 bytes

1 = 0.1'C

1 00 = 10.0'C

2set-point display

resolution 0.5"c From 0.1 to

lo'C in 0.1'C

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2 bytes

I =0.1'C

100= 10-0"(

3vlin set-pointand

)verride limit '12'( From min

0'C to max

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ride limit

2 bytes

0=0"C

40 =40'C

Max seFpoint and

overiide limit 28'C From min

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max 40'c

6Setpoint control

function Enabled Disabled /

enabled I byte

C = Disabled

1 = Enabled

7Temporarily overide

scheduier Enabled Disabled /

enabled

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Thermostat_

Setpoint Repods

Heätin9 leatin9 #1,

:ooling #1,

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I byte

1 = Heating #l

2 = Cooling #'l

10 = Auto Chanqeover

9LED on time 100ms 100 to 500ms

in 100ms

step5

I byte

1 = 100ms

5 = 500ms

5ED Flash period 0to 65535

seaonds 2 bytes

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lashes (duration) 50 to 255

flashes I byte

11 ED Color Green. Red I byte

lxol = Green

lx02 = Red

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Z-Wave lnclusion

. Ensure thatthe Z-WareR5irfadryreset

. Activate "lnclusion- s ftE Z+Yüc düob-

. Press the LED butts fi tlEZ+tbrEn§

. Obserye both controlls ard Z{Vaß RS fu sfzÖE driE p.6

Z-Wave Exclusion

' Activate 'Exclusion' on the Z-\ryrc @fiofs,

. Hold down the 3 buttons @ tlE Z-Wrc nS So. 5 recds 1{p, dodn

and LED buftons).

. Obserue both controller and Z-Ware RS fu. ffi6 of üE p.@

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Z-Wave WakeUp

A controller can only communicate withthe Z-Wave RS when it i§

awake. The interuals when the Z-Wave RS is awake can be set using the

WakeUp Command Class. By default the Wakeup interval is 60 minutes

The z-Wave Rs can be woken manually by pushing any ofthe three

buttons, and will stay awake for 10 seconds.

Z-Wave Node lnformation Frame

Each time the LED button is pressed the Z-Wave RS will and send NlF.

This is also true when the Z-Wave RS i5 in tamper-proofmode.

Factory Reset

I . Remove one of the I 2. Press and hold the LED button while

batteries. J reinserting the battery until the LED

flashes red (approx.5 seconds). The Z-

Wave RS is now reset to factory defaults,

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Technical Specifi <ations

Battery Alkaline 2 x AA, 1.5 V

Battery lifetime Up to+5 years

Backlight Green LED

Ambient temperature 0'to +40"C

Battery monitoring The sensor hasa built-in monitorinq circuit

which will detect low orcritical battery

level.

Transmission fA5a-42 MHz

Transmission range in

normal buildings upto 30 m

Transmi55ion power MaL 1 mW

lP class 21

Dimensions 8I mmx66mmx2'l mm

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