Instructions

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- Find the IP Address of your RaZberry. You just used this function.
- Remote Access when you are outside your home. For this a valid password is required – see above.
- Firmware Update: Just click on the firmware update tab and follow the instructions
- Remote Support: This function is usually disabled. You will need to enable it on request if you desire remote
service. Allowing service people to access your RaZberry is 100% under your control.
Once you set your remote access password you are done with the initial configuration.
Whenever you access find.zwave.me again and a local RaZberry is found clicking on the IP address will lead you right to
your Smart Home User Interface. If your Pi uses a fixed IP address this address can be used for direct IP access without
using the find.zwave.me service. You can even turn off the connection to the find.zwave.me service but be aware that you
will not have any remote access capability anymore. Also in case the IP address of your RaZberry changes you may have
difficulty to find the new address. Hence we recommend using find.zwave.me. The same time we want you to have 100
% control of any cloud service usage of your system.
Z-Wave Product Information
This is a Z-Wave static controller. As a certified Z-Wave Plus device RaZberry communicating with all other Z-Wave certified devices
regardless of vendor or year of origin and it implements the enhanced functions of Z-Wave Plus.
This device can communicate in a secure environment if the other device supports the secure environment too. If not the controller will
fall back to the normal communication mode automatically. During inclusion the use of secure environment can be suppressed for
performance reason if desired. In Z-Wave all non-battery powered device such as the RaZberry will act as routers for other devices to
form a so-called meshed network.
In case there is more than one controller in the network the controllers need to be kept synchronous in regard to their knowledge of the
network. This is called Controller Replication and the following policy applies: (a) in case there is a SIS in the network (check in Controller
Info menu) every other controllers will query the SIS for updates. (b) In the rare case that there is no SIS and this device is Primary
Controller please re-include other controllers to perform a network information update.
The device supports the command classes ‘SwitchMultilevel’, ‘SwitchBinary’ and ‘Basic’ to catch events from devices using these
command classes to trigger actions in the controller. There is no other action performed than changing values in the device data
objects.
The device supports lifeline (association group 1, max 3 nodes) and 16 channels (simulating a generic Multilevel Switch) to differentiate
receiving commands from devices not able to send modern scene control commands. The channels support the same command classes
(Basic, SwitchBinary, SwitchMultilevel and Scene Activation) that do not perform any real action but allow command reception only.