Ezlo 100 Guide FCC ID:2AMY9EZLO100 IC:22968-EZLO100 1
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About This Guide 3 Overview 3 Package Content 3 eZLO Software Ezlo 100 Use via Web Application eZLO Account Resetting the Password Connecting Ezlo 100 to Web Application Setting Up Ezlo 100 Details Managing Rooms via Ezlo 100 Adding Z-Wave Device to Ezlo 100 How to Remove a Z-Wave Device from an Ezlo 100 How to Manage your Z-Wave Device If Your Z-Wave Device Does Not Work 3 3 4 5 7 14 16 20 24 25 30 Maintenance How to Reset an Ezlo 100 to Factory Settings How to Work with Ezlo 100 Firmware How to Di
About This Guide This document is intended as a description and user manual of the Ezlo 100, the USB-powered Z-Wave home automation hub and contains the information for end users of the Ezlo 100. Ezlo 100 hub is a minimalistic controller for smart plugs and switches. It is a security-enabled Z-Wave Plus product that is able to use encrypted Z-Wave Plus messages to communicate with other security enabled Z-Wave Plus products.
● ● ● Ensures interoperability Z-Wave products from different manufacturers and categories can be a part of the same Z-Wave network. Uses a source-routed mesh network architecture Every non-battery powered Z-Wave device (including your eZLO hub) works as a repeater in addition to its primary functionality. If a battery-powered Z-Wave device has a listening mode, it can also work as a repeater.
If you are using the eZLO web application for the first time, you need to create an account. Click Get Started to set up your eZLO account. 1. In the New account screen, enter your name under which you will appear in the user list, your email and your password.
● The local-part of the email address may use any of the following ASCII characters: - Uppercase and lowercase Latin letters (A-Z, a-z) (ASCII: 65-90, 97-122) - Digits 0 to 9 (ASCII:48-57) - Special characters: !#$%&'*+-/=?^_`{|}~ (ASCII: 33, 35-39, 42, 43, 45, 47, 61, 63, 94-96, 123-126) - Character . (dot), ASCII 46, provided that it is not the first or last character in the email address, and provided also that it does not appear consecutively (e.g. John..Doe@example.com is not allowed).
3. Enter your email address in the Provide your email dialog box and click OK. The app sends instructions on how to reset the password for the email address provided. 4. Check your mailbox for the message containing the Reset password link or URL. This message should be received within 10 minutes. If no message is received, check your Spam folder. 5. Click on the Reset password link or URL to open the Set a new password page. 6.
7. Click Change password. 8. Return to the eZLO Sign in page and enter your email address and the new password. After the successful sing-in, the eZLO app main menu is displayed. Connecting Ezlo 100 to Web Application Once you have logged in to the eZLO web application, you can start managing eZLO hubs. Note: to connect to the Ezlo 100, the following pre-requisites must be fulfilled: - your PC or laptop must have the built-in Wi-Fi module.
2. The wizard offers to select the type of eZLO hub to set up: - eZLO – a standalone eZLO smart homehub - Ezlo 100 – a USB-connected smart home hub Note: the wizard continues in a separate window. If the wizard window is not opened, allow popups for the www.ezlo.com website in your browser settings. 3. Select Ezlo 100 to set up your Ezlo 100 hub 4. Connect your Ezlo 100 to a power outlet. Note: the Ezlo 100 is powered from any device having a USB 3.0 port. To turn the Ezlo 100 on, plug it in the USB 3.
Note: as soon as the eZLO 100 is powered up, it becomes a Wi-Fi access point. It shows in the list of available Wi-Fi networks under the eZLO_XXXXXXXX name where XXXXXXXX is the eZLO 100 access point number. 6. Connect to the Ezlo 100 using the following default password: test4321. As soon as you are connected, the Ezlo 100 will be no longer shown in the list of available networks. 7. Return to the eZLO web application to connect the Ezlo 100 to your home Wi-Fi network.
8. The application confirms successful connection of the Ezlo 100 to your local Wi-Fi network and suggests that you connect your PC or laptop to the same network. Switch to the Wi-Fi settings and connect to the local network. If your PC or laptop is connected via Ethernet, it will reconnect automatically, and the window will be closed upon reconnection. Note: it may happen that at this point you will need to reconnect to the 100 Wi-Fi access point.
Click OK to proceed. The Wi-Fi network selection window will be displayed: 9. Reconnect to your Ezlo 100 access point as described above. 10. After the successful connection, the system confirms Ezlo 100 setup completion by displaying its automatically generated serial number. In the same window, you can change the Ezlo 100 name. To finish the Ezlo 100 connection, click Add new eZLO.
Note: At any stage of the eZLO 100 setup, you can cancel it by clicking the icon in the top right corner of the screen. You will exit the wizard, and all previously made eZLO 100 settings will be deleted. 11. If at this stage the Ezlo 100 is not yet connected to the server, the application alerts you about it with the following message: 12. Click Wait 5 sec. to try reconnecting to the server in 5 seconds. You will have two more attempts to connect the Ezlo 100 to the server. After you click Wait 5 sec.
. When you click Add new eZLO, the wizard closes, and you are redirected to the main eZLO dashboard where you can find your new Ezlo 100 in the list of available hubs. It will be shown under the default name "My New eZLO" or the name you have assigned to it. Setting Up Ezlo 100 Details Once your Ezlo 100 is successfully connected, its properties – name, cover image and geographical location – can be customized. 1. To modify the Ezlo 100 properties, click the My new eZLO card on the dashboard.
2. The Ezlo 100 page will be displayed 3. Click the icon in the top left corner of the screen to open the Ezlo 100 details.
4. To edit the Ezlo 100 details, click the opens the Edit My New eZLO screen. icon on the eZLO application sidebar. This 5. To change the Ezlo 100 name, overwrite "My New eZLO" with the name of your choice. Your Ezlo 100 will appear in the list of eZLO hubs under that name. 6. To change the Ezlo 100 color theme, choose one of the available color options.
7. Click Pick image to set an image as your Ezlo 100 cover. You can browse your computer to select the image file to upload. 8. To update the Ezlo 100 location, click SettomyCurrentLocation. The application resolves the user’s current location from the GPS coordinates, and adjusts its clock accordingly. Note: If you use proxy software, your actual location may differ from the one that the geolocation functionality reports. Alternatively, change your location directly on the map.
1. Move the cursor over the icon in the top right-hand corner of the room card. 2. The icon changes into a move cursor, and it is now possible to drag the room card to a higher or lower position in the My eZLOs sidebar hierarchy. To add or delete a room: 1. To add a room, click the be displayed. icon on the My eZLOs sidebar.
2. Select a room from the list or choose New room to create a custom room. The Add Roomdialog box is displayed. 3. Click Pick Image to browse the files on your computer and select an image to associate with this room. 4. For a custom room, enter the room name. 5. Click Add. The room is displayed on the My eZLOs sidebar. You can assign devices to the new room, manage devices in the room, share the room, or use any of the other functions available in this room. 6.
3. 4. 5. 6. Click Pick image to change the image associated with this room. Select a graphic image to add to the eZLO app room. Change the room name in the Enter room name field. Click Save. Adding Z-Wave Device to Ezlo 100 The Ezlo 100 supports more than 20 device connections at the same time. The list of supported devices includes dimmers, switches, multi-switches, door & window sensors, multi-sensors etc.
3. Press the button on the device to make it discoverable. 4. Click Z-Wave. The eZLO app shows a Z-Wave device addition in progress. The device is discovered automatically. 5. If the device to be added supports the Security2 (S2) authentication, the system offers the option of connecting the device with or without the S2 Authentication. If the device does not support the S2 authentication, skip to Step 8. 6.
7. Once you have selected the S2 authentication, you need to enter the first 5 digits of the DSK key of your device. You can find the DSK key either on the device packing or on the device itself. 8. After the successful S2 authentication, follow the procedure described in the device user instructions to add it to the Ezlo 100. The progress bar will indicate the process of Z-Wave device addition. 9.
13. Click Save to store the device name and room assignment. 14. To view and manage the device, click the icon in the sidebar to display the list of rooms. Choose the room to which the new device has been assigned. All devices assigned to the selected room will be displayed. You can select any of the devices to view its details or manage it. Alternatively, Click the icon on the sidebar to display the list of all included devices and find your device to manage it.
How to Remove a Z-Wave Device from an Ezlo 100 If you have previously added a Z-Wave device to an Ezlo 100, and now you want to add it to another eZLO hub, you must first of all exclude it from the Ezlo 100. To do this, follow these steps in the eZLO application: 1. Sign in to the eZLO app and select the Ezlo 100 from which you want to disconnect your device. 2. Click to display the Devicespage. 3. Click Z-Wave to open the list of connected Z-Wave devices (your device will be visible in the list). 4.
6. If you need to remove all devices from the Ezlo 100 (reset Z-Wave side of the Ezlo 100), select the Remove All Devices option from the Z-Wave Settings menu. ● If an eZLO 100 becomes an Inclusion controller, its Z-Wave Settings options are different from those available for an eZLO SIS Controller. ● The eZLO 100 just controls Basic Command Class, so it can receive Basic ON/OFF commands and ignores them.
TofindouttowhicheZLO room acertaindeviceisassigned: If you do not immediately see a particular device in the room: ● Click on the My eZLOs sidebar. The Devices page is displayed. Select to view all Devices or only Z-Wave devices.
Alternatively, ● Enter the name of the device in the Search devices field and click on the magnifying glass symbol. To assign a device to a different room: 1. Select the device and click the icon (right-side menu). 2. The Edit device dialog box is displayed. 3. From the Device Room drop-down list select another room, for example, the Bedroom. 4. Click Save to assign the device to the selected room. The device disappears from its original room and reappears in the new room.
To manage adevice: The Ezlo 100 device controls change in response to user actions in the application, or at physical device locations. For example, the virtual controls displayed in the eZLO app pages enable a user to increase or reduce a dimmer’s light power by turning the device control between its maximum and minimum brightness settings, or they could click on switch controls to turn on and off a four-position smart switch.
To exclude adevice: 1. Go to the room where the device is located, select the device, and click the icon. The Devicespage is displayed. 2. Follow the procedure described in the device user instructions to exclude it from the Ezlo 100. The device is excluded from the Ezlo 100 and is no longer displayed in the eZLO application. To view full device information: Go to the room where the device is located, select the device, and click . The Device log is displayed.
To remove a failed device: The failure notification gives access to the Delete and Replace options of the failed device. Click Delete to remove the device. The Ezlo 100 removes the failed device from its device listing. There is no need to press any button on the actual device. To replace a failed device: You can replace a failed device in one room with another device of the exactly same model. To do so: 1. Click the Replace button on the “THIS DEVICE IS UNREACHABLE” notification. 2.
Maintenance This section describes maintenance procedures that must be performed regularly (for example, firmware update) or might need to be done on occasion. The procedures described are: ● Cleaning an Ezlo 100 ● Working with eZLO firmware ● Removing an eZLO How to Reset an Ezlo 100 to Factory Settings To return an Ezlo 100 to its factory default settings: 1. Click on the My eZLOs sidebar. The Settingspage is displayed. 2. Click Reset hub to default. 3.
5. Click on the Ezlo 100 image. The rooms display no images, and there are no devices assigned to this Ezlo 100. There are five predefined rooms: Living room. Kitchen, Bedroom, Garden and Hall. How to Work with Ezlo 100 Firmware Regular firmware updates enable eZLO to enhance smart hub functionalities and operations and allow for quick fixes of any problems that might arise.
1. If the eZLO app main page is displayed, click on the sidebar. Check that the latest firmware version is installed. 2. Toggle the Auto Update Firmware switch to have the firmware automatically updated whenever an update is available. If this option is enabled, you will always have an up-to-date version of the firmware. You can keep using your current version with auto updates disabled, but it is recommended to keep the firmware up to date and benefit from app enhancements.
How to Remove an Ezlo 100 If you have a fully operating Ezlo 100 connected to the Internet, you can remove it from your eZLO app. To do so follow these steps: 1. Click on the My eZLOs sidebar. The Settingspage is displayed. 2. Click Remove eZLO. 3. Click Yes when prompted to confirm, or No if you decide not to remove the Ezlo 100. Note: If your Ezlo 100 is no longer available, it is displayed as Not Connected. 1. To remove the unconnected Ezlo 100, click on its eZLO web icon.
2. 3. Select REMOVE eZLO. Click Yes when prompted to confirm, or No if you decide not to remove the unconnected Ezlo 100. Note: Hub will be removed from account. Access point should be enabled for removed hub How to reset Z-Wave settings to default Z-W ave settings could be reset to default by different ways: 1. 2. 3. 4.
Appendix 1: Terminology Nodes, Controllers and Home Control Groups Nodes are controllers or slaves based on their Role Type. The term Unknown device refers to: 1) Devices that belong to a Home Control Group but are not supported by an Ezlo 100. 2) Devices that do not fit into any of the Home Control Groups managed by the Ezlo 100. 3) Devices that fit into any of the Home Control Groups managed by the Ezlo 100 but we don’t know it’s manufacturer.
Controlled and Supported Command Classes Command Class is a concept which describes how different Z-Wave devices should send commands to exchange (request/report/analyze) device functionality data, for example, commanding devices to turn On/Off, requesting temperature/humidity/voltage values from different sensors etc.
The Ezlo 100 supports and controls only the Lifeline Association group in the Association Command Class with the followingparameters: — Lifeline Group_ID = 1 — Maximum number of devices that can be added to the group = 25 — The Ezlo 100 uses the Lifeline group to send the “Device Reset Locally” frames to the group members. Other than that, the Ezlo 100 does not send any information to Association groups. A Multi-Channel command class is used to set communications between one or more items in a Multi device.
Cc0x32Meter As rule block THEN Resets meter (such as kWh) reset_meter Automatic interview Cc0x73PowerLevel Not used in UI Pushes the powerlevel test with powerlevel powerlevel_test Automatic interview Cc0x84WakeUp Not used in UI Sets the wakeup time for sleeping device (fixed interval) wakeup Automatic interview Cc0x85Association Button with group add / remove (2 groups only) Sets the association to group or removes association from group association Automatic interview Cc0x59Association
specific parameters Сс0x72ManufacturerSpecific Not used in UI The Manufactur er Specific Command Class is used to advertise manufactur er specific information Automatic interview Сс0x8EMultiChannelAssociati on Not used in UI The Multi Channel Association Command Class is used to manage associations to Multi ChannelEnd Point destinations as well as to NodeID destinations Automatic interview Сс0x86Version Not used in UI The Version Command Class, version 2 is extended to report the version of variou
e between Z-Wave Plus, Z-Wave for IP and Z-Wave devices. Furthermor e this command class provides additional information about the Z-Wave Plus device in question. Сс0x56CRC‐16Encapsulation Not used in UI The CRC-16 Encapsulati on Command Class is used to encapsulat ea command with an additional CRC16 checksum to ensure integrity of the payload. The purpose for this command class is to ensure a higher integrity level of payloads carrying important data using 9.
on protocol level is not sufficient to ensure integrity. Сс0x60Multi‐Channel On-Off switch for sub devices The Multi Channel command class is used to address one or more end points in a Multi Channel device. An application implementi ng this command class MUST set the Optional Functionalit y bit in the NIF. Automatic interview Сс0x98Security Not used in UI The Security Command Class is create the foundation for secure application communica tion between nodes in a Z-Wave network.
framework for allowing nodes to communica te securely in a Z-Wave network. This command classallows a sending requests to joined device with security level Cc0x6CSupervision Not used in UI The Supervision Command Class allows a sending node to request applicationlevel delivery confirmatio n from a receiving node. The delivery confirmatio n includes relevant applicationlevel status information in the confirmatio n message.
Command Class is used after a node’s network inclusion between the SIS and an inclusion controller to inform each other of the remaining setup required for the included node.
Security S0 supported Command Classes Command class Association Group Information Command Class Supervision Command Class Powerlevel Command Class Association Command Class Version Command Class Manufacturer Specific Command Class Device Reset Locally Command Class Security S2 supported Command Classes Command class Association Group Information Command Class Supervision Command Class Powerlevel Command Class Association Command Class Version Command Class Manufacturer Specific Command Class Device Reset Lo
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The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement, The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction. FCC statements: 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.
