Aeotec Z-Wave MultiSensor 6 Manuel utilisateur

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MultiSensor

Manual

Unlock the MultiSensor from its battery cover by twisting the

battery cover from the main unit in a counter-clockwise

motion and pulling the battery cover outward to separate the

main unit from the battery cover.

The following instructions have been designed to help you

install and get the best performance out of Aeotec’s Z-Wave

MultiSensor.

Powering The

MultiSensor.

The Aeotec MultiSensor has built-in battery level detection. It

will automatically report its battery level to the associated Z-

Wave gateway throughout its life until the battery is fully

drained and needs replacing. Most gateway user interfaces

will inform you of the battery status.

When used properly in an optimized Z-Wave network,

operation via battery can function for 12 months before

battery replacement.

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Insert 4 AAA batteries oriented according to the picture

located in the battery holder (with the negative end

depressing the battery spring).

Lock the MultiSensor main unit to it’s battery cover by

aligning the Lock/Unlock Half-Dimple Markers under the

“unlock” symbol and twisting the battery cover from the main

unit in a clockwise motion until the Lock/Unlock Half-Dimple

Markers form a circle under the “lock” symbol (a tangible

click will be felt).

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Tip

For networks that do not have a method to display the battery

level of the Aeotec MultiSensor, it is recommended that the

sensor be tested occasionally to ensure that the battery still

holdd enough charge to operate. Batteries naturally lose their

charge over time.

Motion Sensor Effective

Range.

Aeotec’s MultiSensor can be mounted to a wall or to a ceiling

– the effective range differs for each mounting.

When mounted to a ceiling;

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When mounted to a wall;

Weatherization

Orientation.

MultiSensor Physical

Installation Instructions.

There are 2 methods to physically mount the MultiSensor on

the wall or ceiling. It can be mounted flat against the wall via

the Back-Mount Plate or angled in a direction via the Back-

Mount Arm.

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Mounting the Multisensor flat against the ceiling via the back-

mount plate.

Mounting the Multisensor angled in a direction via the Back-

Mount Arm.

Note

The Back-Mount Arm may be locked in various angles by

turning the Friction Lock clockwise and counter-clockwise to

tighten or loosen (respectively) the angle of the arm.

Important: The MultiSensor is weatherized and can operate

outdoors in rain and snow. Placed outdoors where directly

exposed to rain and snow, the MultiSensor should be

oriented such that the Temperature/Humidity Sensor is facing

downward and positioned on the bottom of the unit – see the

Weatherization Orientation section for more information.

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Tip

For best performance, the MultiSensor should not be

mounted directly on or near metal framing or other large

metallic objects. Large metal objects may weaken the radio

signal transmitted.

Adjusting the Sensitivity

on the MultiSensor.

Turn the Sensitivity Knob in a clockwise direction to increase

sensitivity and counter-clockwise to decrease sensitivity.

Z-Wave Network

Instructions.

The Aeotec MultiSensor must be paired (included) into a Z-

Wave network before it can send Basic Set Command,

Temperature, Humidity, and Light level reports to association

group 1 which is setup via the Association Command class.

The MultiSensor can only communicate to devices within its

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Note

To include the MultiSensor with other controllers, please

consult the operation manual for these controllers on how to

include Z-Wave products into an existing network.

Press the button labeled “Include” on the Aeotec Minimote to

begin the Z-Wave inclusion process.

Press the Z-Wave button under the Battery Cover to begin

the Z-Wave pairing process.

own Z-Wave network.

Note: The LED on the MultiSensor will blink if it is currently

not paired into a Z-Wave network when pressing the Z-Wave

Button.

Adding/Including/Pairing the

MultiSensor into a Z-Wave

Network.

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Troubleshooting

If the MultiSensor was not successfully paired into any Z-

Wave network the LED on the MultiSensor will blink when

pressing the Z-Wave button. If the MultiSensor was

successfully paired into a Z-Wave network, the LED will stay

solid for a few seconds when pressing the Z-Wave button.

Press the button labeled “Remove” on the Aeotec Minimote

to begin the Z-Wave removal process.

Removing the MultiSensor from

your Z-Wave network

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Troubleshooting

If the MultiSensor was successfully removed from the Z-Wave

network, pressing the Z-Wave button will cause the LED to

blink. If the MultiSensor was not successfully removed from

the Z-Wave network the LED will stay solid for a few

seconds.

Monitoring Motion.

The MultiSensor can send Basic Set Command to

association group 1, which is setup via the Association

Command Class, when the MultiSensor detects motion to

control the associated devices to “OPEN” state. After 4

minutes by default, if the Motion Sensor is not triggered

again, the MultiSensor will send Basic Set Command to

these devices to control them to “CLOSE” state, but if the

Motion Sensor is triggered again in 4 minutes, the

MultiSensor will reset the timing, and start to timing again.

The 4 minutes delay time can be changed through the usage

of Z-Wave command built into Z-Wave certified

controllers/gateways. The specific Z-Wave command

supporting this function is Configuration Command Class.

Please consult the operation manual for these controllers /

gateways for specific instructions on setting the Multisensor.

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Important disclaimer.

This product uses radio to wirelessly communicate data

between itself and other devices. Radio communication is

inherently not always 100% reliable, and as such, this product

should not be used in situations in which life and/or valuables

are solely dependent on its function.

Monitoring Temperature,

Humidity and Luminance.

The Multisensor can report temperature, humidity, and

luminance to a Z-Wave gateway or controller when

requested. If this function is supported by the

gateway/controller, the data will be displayed in the user

interface of the gateway/controller. The specific Z-Wave

command supporting the monitoring is the Multilevel Sensor

Command Class and Multi Channel Command Class.

Automatic reports are sent to association group 1, which is

setup via the Association Command Class. Please consult

the operation manual for these gateways/controllers for

specific instructions on setting the Multisensor.

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