Wayne-Dalton Houseport USB Z-Wave WDUSB-10MAC Bedienungsanleitung

Houseport® USB Z-Wave®

Adapter with Stand for

Apple®Mac® User Manual

for Model WDUSB-10MAC

Create, Manage and automate your Home

Control System from your Mac®computer

Thank you for purchasing the Houseport® USB Z-Wave®Adapter for Mac® computers. Z-Wave®products

by Wayne-Dalton allow you to control your home by remote control. You can create a complete Home

Control and Access Network by combining your Houseport® USB Z-Wave®Adapter with other Z-Wave®

certiﬁed products. Indoor and outdoor lighting, security systems, garage door openers, and thermostats

are just a few of the items you can easily control with additional Z-Wave®certiﬁed products.

Your new USB Z-Wave®Adapter is compatible with the complete range of Wayne-Dalton Z-Wave®certiﬁed

products. Furthermore, other Z-Wave®enabled modules, regardless of brand, will also work with your

Houseport® USB Z-Wave®Adapter . Please consult with your module supplier for more details.

Home Control Basics

Z-Wave®certiﬁed products will allow you to easily control multiple devices in a home with the push of a

button in what is known as a “scene”. Turning on your home’s interior lights and activating the set-back

on your thermostat from your in-vehicle remote as you come home is an example of a scene. Dimming

the lights and automatically closing your curtains to watch TV with a single push of a button is another

example of a scene.

Visit www.wayne-dalton.com/access to get ideas on how to create scenes with your Houseport® USB

Z-Wave®Adapter for Apple®Mac®and other Z-Wave®certiﬁed products.

PACKAGE CONTENTS

Mac®USB Z-Wave®Adapter USB Stand Houseport®Software on CD Quick Start Guide

Quick

Start

Guide

Table of Contents

Introduction ................................................................................................1

Package Contents.......................................................................................1

Table of Contents........................................................................................2

Glossary .....................................................................................................3

Safety Precautions......................................................................................3

USB Z-Wave®Adapter Basics.....................................................................4

Screen Layout Information ..........................................................................5

Installing Houseport®.................................................................................6

Installing the USB Z-Wave®Adapter ...........................................................6

Houseport®Setup ......................................................................................7

Additional Houseport®Preferences.............................................................7

Z-Wave®Network Setup ............................................................................8

Adding Modules to the Network ..................................................................9

Controlling Modules............................................................................ 10-11

Drawing Floor Plan ............................................................................. 12-13

Importing Floor Plan..................................................................................14

Removing Modules from Network .............................................................15

Remove/Replace Broken Modules.............................................................16

Creating Scenes ................................................................................ 17-18

Modifying Scenes .....................................................................................19

Removing Scenes .....................................................................................19

Schedules Overview .................................................................................20

Creating/Modifying Schedules............................................................. 20-21

Single Module Schedules..........................................................................22

Activating/Deactivating Schedules ............................................................22

Deleting (Removing) Schedules.................................................................22

Joining Houseport®to Existing Networks..................................................23

Receiving Network Updates ......................................................................24

Adding a Controller to the Network ...........................................................25

Removing Controllers from the Network....................................................26

Updating Secondary Controllers................................................................27

Optimize/Repair Network ..........................................................................28

Polling ......................................................................................................28

Transfer Primary Role from Houseport®....................................................29

Transfer Primary Role to Houseport®........................................................30

Backup Network Settings..........................................................................31

Restore Network Settings .........................................................................32

Exiting Houseport®...................................................................................33

Resetting Houseport®...............................................................................34

Troubleshooting .................................................................................. 35-37

Compliance ..............................................................................................38

Table of Contents

Basics

Copy – See Replicate.

Delete – Erase transmitter or scene information from Controller. Also known as Exclude.

Device – Any item that is connected to a module (for example, lamps).

Exclude – Remove a module, transmitter or scene from the controller.

Include – Add a module to the controller. Also known as Inclusion.

Module – Any HomeSettings or Z-Wave®product that is controlled with a HomeSettings or

Z-Wave®remote controller. A module can be part of more than one scene.

Network –A collection of Z-Wave®modules controlled by primary and secondary controllers

operating on the same system. A network has its own unique identiﬁcation code so that no one

else can control the system.

Node – Single Z-Wave®endpoint (controller or module) on a network .

Operator – Garage door opener or garage door operator.

Primary Controller – The ﬁrst controller used to set up your modules and network.

NOTE: 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.

Replicate – Copy from one controller to another.

Scene – A scene is a series of Z-Wave®modules programmed to turn to a speciﬁc level (on, off

or dim) with the push of a button on a controller.

Schedule - A timer based event in the software that will activate a scene or turn on/off a zone at

a speciﬁed time of day, or at sunrise or sunset.

Secondary Controller – A controller containing network information about other modules within

the network, and is created FROM the primary controller. Secondary controllers cannot include or

delete modules to the network.

Sunrise/Sunset Function -- Allows the software to follow sunrise or sunset times. Houseport®

will automatically adjust schedules as daylight length increases or decreases, without the need to

be re-programmed.

Zone - Zones can include one or more modules in your network, allowing them to be turned on or

off when pressed or based on a schedule. Also known as groups.

GLOSSARY

Safety Precautions

This software is intended to be used in normal household circumstances and is expressly not for

use in applications where health or safety are dependent on the accurate and timely functioning

of the software or in circumstances where a malfunction or error could result in the loss of

valuable property.

You should not use this software in conjunction with wireless devices or with items connected to

or powered by wireless devices which are not designed for unattended operation.

Basics

The Wayne-Dalton USB Z-Wave®Adapter with Houseport®software allows you to use your Mac®

computer to create, manage and automate your Z-Wave®home control system.

The USB Z-Wave®Adapter, WDUSB-10MAC, using Houseport®software is designed to work with

your Z-Wave®network as either a primary or secondary controller and requires that you have one

or more Z-Wave®modules. With your controller you can create scenes for controlling multiple

Z-Wave®modules including lighting devices, thermostats, window coverings and appliances.

Some of the features of the Houseport®software are:

• Setupandcontrolupto230Z-Wave®devices

• Drawabasicfloorplanofyourhomeandseethestateofallyourdevices

• Importafloorplanofyourhomeandseethestateofallyourdevices

• Activatemoodlighting(scenes)inyourhomeorturnon/offscenesofdevices

• Schedulethermostatsettingchangesbasedonyourhome’soccupancy

• Schedules–activatescenesatspecifictimesofday,includingsunrise/sunset

• Schedulescanbesetforeveryday,individualdaysoftheweek,ormultipledaysoftheweek

• OptimizeandrepairyournetworkofZ-Wave®devices

To begin using Z-Wave®Home Control technology it is helpful to understand that each Z-Wave®

module, including the Houseport® USB Z-Wave®Adapter, communicate with each other using

a low power radio transmitter and receiver. Large metal objects, house wiring, walls, furniture,

refrigerators, microwaves and similar items can interfere with communication between the

modules to reduce the range or even prevent communication. Therefore, placement of the

Houseport® USB Z-Wave®Adapter and the placement of your Z-Wave®modules is very important.

A USB adapter stand is included to allow for optimum placement and orientation of the USB

Z-Wave®Adapter.

A Z-Wave®network is a collection of Z-Wave®modules in a mesh type of network. Therefore,

each Z-Wave®module, regardless of manufacturer, communicates with all the other modules

within its range to route and repeat the signals from one device to the next, thus creating a highly

robust transmission throughout the home.

A Z-Wave®network can have only one primary controller. The primary controller establishes the

network security to ensure your network will not operate your neighbors network and vice-versa. It

is a good practice to label and protect your primary controller since it is the only Z-Wave®controller

that can add modules to or remove modules from your network. It is easy to add other controllers,

called secondary controllers, as your network grows.

For more tips and great ideas on how to use and expand your network please visit our website,

www.wayne-dalton.com/access.

USB Z-Wave®Adapter Basics

Basics

Houseport®Window Layout Information

The number below corresponds to the red numbers above:

Design

and

Control

operation selection. Activate

Design

to create and manipulate the

network. Activate

Control

to operate the devices in the network. The

Design

operation

mode outlines the window in a yellow and black construction tape border.

Add Device

and

Remove Device

buttons are active in Design operation mode only.

Draw Rooms

button is active in

Design

operation mode only.

All On

and

All Off

controls for Z-Wave®modules when in

Control

operation mode only.

Schedules

button used to open the Schedules window to review, create, or remove

scheduled events.

6. Scene list shows all current scenes. Click on the triangle to reveal/hide the

Z-Wave® modules in the scene.

7. Add, remove and manipulate scene buttons.

8. Plan view area with a multi-room floor plan created via the Draw Rooms tool or

imported floorplan.

9. Example of a dimmable light module that is currently off.

10. Example of an appliance module that is currently on.

11. The ‘test scene’ scene is selected with connecting lines visible to highlight the

Z-Wave®modules contained in that scene.

CD TRAY

Install USB Adapter and USB stand

into computer USB port.

Use this procedure to install the Houseport®

software on your MacIntosh®Computer.

1. Insert the Houseport®CD into your Apple®

MacIntosh®computer.

2. Click and drag the Houseport® icon onto the

Applications folder icon, the release the mouse.

3. Eject the CD and store it in a safe place.

Use the following procedure to install the

Wayne-Dalton USB Z-Wave®Adapter to your

Mac. Houseport®requires the Mac USB

Z-Wave®Adapter to communicate with a

Z-Wave®network.

1. Plug the Mac USB Z-Wave®Adapter into the

supplied USB extension cable with stand.

2. Plug the USB extension cable with stand into

an available USB port on your Mac and place the

stand in an open area away from walls or other

dense materials or metal, for best performance.

Optionally, you may plug the USB Z-Wave®

Adapter directly into a USB port on your

computer, although this may reduce performance

and range.

Installing Houseport®

Installing the USB Z-Wave®Adapter

Installation/Setup

Houseport

1. Scheduled events in Houseport®can have a

random amount of time added to their run time

to break up regular patterns. Set the maximum

number of minutes of variation to be added.

2. The modules in your Z-Wave®network can

be turned on and off independent of Houseport®.

To keep the information about the modules

displayed in the plan view current Houseport®

periodically updates the state of all the modules

in the network. Set how often Houseport®

should update its module state information.

3. Scheduled events will not run if your Mac®

is turned off or asleep. Houseport®can keep

your Mac®from sleeping if there are active

schedules to be run. If you would rather let your

Mac®sleep then turn this check box off.

NOTE

: This setting does not prevent screen

savers from running or the display on your

Mac®from sleeping. It does prevent the Mac®

processor from sleeping so that scheduled

events can be run at their prescribed times.

4. Houseport®software is continually being

updated and enhanced. A check for new

software updates can be made each time

Houseport®is started if this check box is turned

on. You can also check for Houseport®updates

by choosing the

Check for Updates

menu item in

the Houseport®menu.

Additional Houseport®Preferences

Use the following procedure to initially setup

your Houseport®software.

1. Find the Houseport® icon in the Applications

folder (or wherever you installed it) and double-

click it to start Houseport®

2. Houseport®automatically uses the location

and time zone information that you have set in

your Mac. This information is used to determine

sunrise and sunset times. If you think there

is a problem with the sunrise or sunset times

choose the Preferences item in the Houseport®

menu and check the location. To change the

location and time zone information click on the

Set Time Zone

button.

Houseport®Setup

Installation/Setup

Houseport®Icon

Installation/Setup

Z-Wave®Network Setup

Use the following procedure to setup your

Z-Wave®network with the Wayne-Dalton USB

Z-Wave®Adapter as your primary controller.

Setting up your network refers to assigning

Z-Wave®modules to the USB Z-Wave®

Adapter’s network. All modules must be

assigned to the Z-Wave®USB Adapter’s

network before any conﬁguration or control

functions can be accomplished.

Note:

Devices, such as lamps and appliances,

should be plugged into a Z-Wave®module

before adding them to the network.

Note:

If you are adding the Z-Wave®USB

Adapter to an existing network, please see the

section titled “Joining Houseport®to an Existing

Network” on page 23.

Houseport®can either be in

Design

Control

operation. For this section on network setup

make sure that Houseport®is set for

Design

operation.

Design

operation is indicated

when the window is outlined in a yellow and

black construction tape border.



1. Click on the

Add Module

icon in

the toolbar. A message window

will appear and ask you to press the

button on the module to add.

2. Press and release the PROGRAM

button on the Z-Wave®module. If

the module is successfully added

you will be prompted to give it a

name. Providing meaningful names

for the modules makes network

setup and control much easier. The

new module will appear in the upper

left part of the plan view in the

window. You may move these icons

around by clicking and dragging

them into open spaces or into rooms

(see Drawing a Floor Plan, page 12).

Repeat this procedure if the module

failed to be included.

To view the name of a Z-Wave®

module in the plan window, hover

over its icon with your mouse and

the name will pop up automatically.

If the module does not have a name,

it will be named ‘unnamed’ and the

internal Z-Wave®node number

will follow in brackets.

NOTE:

For your security, the USB

Z-Wave®Adapter must be within 3

feet of the Z-Wave®module to be

added. If this is not possible, please

set up your network with a portable

remote controller and then copy

this information to the USB adapter

(See “Joining Houseport®to Existing

Networks”, page 23).

3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 for each

module you wish to add to the

network.

NOTE:

Please see the User Manual or Instruction

Manual for the speciﬁc Z-Wave®module being

programmed to locate the PROGRAM button and

for speciﬁc programming information. To add

a new controller as a secondary controller to

the network, please see the section “Adding a

Controller to the Network” page 25.

TIP:

If the Z-Wave®module fails to be included in

the network it may have previously been used in

another network and needs to be reset. Press the

REMOVE DEVICE button in Houseport®and then

press and release the PROGRAM button on the

Z-Wave®module.

TIP:

The process of adding modules to a network

is often referred to as INCLUSION.

Adding Modules to the Network

Installation/Setup

Press-and-Release

PROGRAM button on

module



Operation

Use the following procedures for

controlling Z-Wave®modules

individually. For more advanced

control functions please see

the section titled “Creating/

Modifying Schedules”, page 20

-21. and “Creating/Modifying

Scenes”, page 18 -19.

Houseport®can either be in

Design

Control

operation.

Houseport®must be set to

Control

operation mode to

control modules. In

Control

operation the window does

NOT have a yellow and black

construction tape border.

1. Hovering the mouse over the

icon for a module will cause it to

grow larger. This allows you to see

more detail about the current state

of the module and to easily focus

on one module if there are number

of them in a group in the plan

view. The text below the icon shows

the current state of the module.

2. To control a speciﬁc Z-Wave®

module simply click on its icon.

The appropriate controls for the

module type will appear. For

example with a dimmable lamp

module slider appears to set its

dim level. Click on the slider and

move it to the desired level and

release the button. The lamp will be

adjusted the set level.

Controlling Modules



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