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Z-Wave™ Long Range

Garage Door Controller

User Manual

M/K: GDZW7-ECO

Revision 2

Product Overview

The Garage Door Controller is a security device for users to wirelessly control and monitor their garage door.

It monitors and reports the state of the garage door through use of a paired wireless (or wired) tilt sensor. It

can also determine when the garage door is active by utilizing an accelerometer to detect specific vibration

patterns. The Garage Door Controller may ignore commands to control the garage door if it deems that is

unsafe to execute the command.

Product Specification

• Supports Z-Wave™ Long Range (must be added via SmartStart)

• Indoor use only

• Operating Frequency: 345MHz, Z-Wave (908.42MHz, 916MHz), Z-Wave Long Range (912MHz,

920MHz)

• Operating Temperature: 0°F to 120°F

• Power: 12VDC, 1.0A

• Accelerometer 2-16G I2C/SPI

• External contact for installer to opt in using magnetic contact instead of using tilt sensor for

determination of the garage door’s state

• Temperature sensor

• S2 Encryption

Summary of content (11 pages)

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Z-Wave™ Long Range Garage Door Controller User Manual M/K: GDZW7-ECO Revision 2 Product Overview The Garage Door Controller is a security device for users to wirelessly control and monitor their garage door. It monitors and reports the state of the garage door through use of a paired wireless (or wired) tilt sensor. It can also determine when the garage door is active by utilizing an accelerometer to detect specific vibration patterns.
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Definitions • • • • • • • Panel or Controller are used interchangeably here and is what you are pairing the device with. Device Specific Key (DSK) – PIN Code and QR-Code Used for inclusion and to setup encrypted S2 communication. S2 – Secure Communication Technology. SmartStart – New method for easy inclusion. Inclusion / Adding / Pairing – Adding to a device to a Z-Wave network.
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Removal: There are two methods to removing the Garage Door Controller from a Z-Wave network: exclusion and performing a factory reset (see section on Factory Reset). 1. Follow the Z-Wave controller’s instructions on putting the Z-Wave controller into removal/exclusion mode. 2. Locate and press the hub button. 3. Device’s status indicator will blink red and beep three times to indicate successful removal.
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Adding an External Contact Alternatively, the Garage Door Controller can pair with an external contact to monitor the state of the garage door. To add a hardwired external contact: 1. 2. 3. 4. Connect the external contact’s wires to the Garage Door Controller’s blue terminal block Locate and press the tilt button. There will be a short beep. Trigger the external contact to the “open” state. If pairing is successful, the device’s warning light will blink white and beep for one second.
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Mapping of the Basic Command Class The Garage Door Controller has the Basic Command Class mapped to the Barrier Operator Command Class such that a Basic Set of a value is the equivalent of a Barrier Operator Set of a target value. A Barrier Operator Report with a state of 0x00 will map to a Basic Report with a current value of 0x00. And a Barrier Operator Report with a state > 0x00 will map to a Basic Report with a current value of 0xFF.
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Any state/command pair not specified in the following figure will not cause any action: The Garage Door Controller will not respond to Set Commands if any of the following issues are detected: - No tilt sensor is paired Tilt sensor is tampered Tilt sensor counter is out of sync Tilt sensor is lost (Garage Door Controller hasn’t heard from the tilt sensor in 2 hours) Tilt sensor is in the wrong state A timeout error will occur if the tilt sensor does not change states after an unattended open/close comman
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Read only Min Value Max Value Default Value No 5 60 5 2. Relay Switch Period Description Number of milliseconds to turn on relay switch for. Size Format Read only Min Value Max Value Default Value 2 Unsigned Integer No 100 5000 1000 3. Door Open Timeout Description Seconds allowed for garage door to open until timeout. Size Format Read only Min Value Max Value Default Value 1 Unsigned Integer No 5 60 20 4. Door Close Timeout Description Seconds allowed for garage door to close until timeout.
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6. Application-Level Retries Description Number of attempts on top of the stack-level retries to try to reach the controller/hub with Z-Wave messages.
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Indicator (LED and Beeper) States Event SmartStart Classic Inclusion Inclusion in progress Secured pairing completed Unsecured pairing completed Inclusion failed Learn timeout Exclusion Factory Default Wait Factory Default Success Powered on when included Any button press Tilt sensor or external contact pairing successful Barrier Set Command was ignored due to a tilt sensor error or safety issue Unattended close wait period OTA Firmware Update LED Behavior 3 green blinks (500ms on/off), off for 3 seconds 3
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Troubleshooting Problem Unable to add device to Z-Wave network Possible Cause Device was not properly excluded from a previous ZWave network Z-Wave open/close commands don’t do anything and warning lights flashes 3 times One of the following: - Tilt sensor is lost - Tilt sensor is tampered - Tilt sensor counter is out of sync - Previous close/open operation timed out Device flashes and beeps during the unattended wait period, but the door does not move Device’s relay switch is activated, but the door do
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FCC Compliance Statement FCC ID: XQC-GDZW7 IC ID: 9863B-GDZW7 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 operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B digital devices, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.