Netvox Z801TXB Manuel utilisateur

ZigBeeTM-Pulse Signal Detector

User Manual

Pulse Signal Detector

Model: Z801TXB

Compatible with ZigBee Home Automation Profile

201040210

FW V3.1

HW V4.3/V4.4

Model: Z801TXB

Signal 1

Signal 2

Signal 3

Signal 4

Signal 5

Back View

Status (LED1)

Network (LED2)

GND

Binding Key

Battery Compartment

Introduction

NETVOX Z801TXB is a alarm event reporting device. It acts as an end device in the

ZigBee Home Automation Profile network. It allows you to attach up to five security zone

sensors. When signal from the sensor is detected the device sends a warning message

to its enrolled security center (CIE device) in the network to notify the user. To know more

about CIE device please consult your supplier.

What is ZigBee?

ZigBee is a short range wireless transmission technology which defined for a minimum

complexity, low power consumption, low data rate, cost effective wireless solution. ZigBee

lies in between wireless markup technology and Bluetooth. ZigBee is based on

IEEE802.15.4 standard, the mutual co-ordination between thousands of sensors to

exchange data. Sensor to sensor or node-to-node communication is achieved through

relays of control data between devices with only a fraction of energy use which denoted

for highly transmission efficiency.

Note: Wireless communication, in some real use cases, can be limited by the signal

blockage. Please consult your service provider or place of purchase.

Product Specification

IEEE 802.15.4 compliant

2.4GHz ISM band (total 16 channels)

Either 5-12V DC power supplied or 3V battery powered

Power consumption: 35mA

Standby consumption: 13uA

Built-in metal antenna

Transmit up to 183 meters in radius range @ optimum condition

Simple setup and configuration

Setting up the Z801TXB and network

Here are the summarized steps

(1) Startup and network association

(2) Enroll Z801TXB to a security central (CIE).

(4) It is ready to be used.

To allow Z801TXB to function, it must first join to a ZigBee network. When it is given

powered it will automatically start searching for an existed network. So before you give

power to Z801TXB make sure it is within the wireless coverage distance (~70 meters or

less) and make sure first you have the permit-join feature enabled either on a

coordinator or a router device in the network so that Z801TXB will join to the network

through it then give power to Z801TXB and it will join into the network by itself.

*On how to enable permit-join please refer to the router or coordinator device user manual

Network association operation:

Step 1: Make sure you have opened up permit-join function (valid for 60 seconds) of a

coordinator or a router.

Step 2: Give power to Z801TXB device (refer to How to power up the device)

The device will start to search for the network within reach.

Step 3: The network status indicator on the Z801TXB will flash 5 times when it finds the

network otherwise the indicator stays unchanged. If it failed to join, press binding key or

power cycle the device for another join attempt.

Notes:

a. By default the network does not allow any devices to join, it is done this way to prevent

any potential unauthorized device join attempt. Make sure Z801TXB must be within

the coverage area. You must enable permit join feature on a router or a coordinator

already in the network so that Z801TXB is permitted to join when the channel is

automatically searched.

b. On how to enable permit-join feature please refer to the coordinator or the router user

manual.

Step 1. Startup and Network Association

Soon after the network join, the next step is to enroll itself into security system to validate

zone alarm feature to report an event. 10 seconds following successful network join, the

device will do auto registration to CIE system. So make sure you have at least one

available CIE device in the network.

Operation: If CIE device registration is successful,itflashes 6 times. If any of the 5

signals failed to enroll, it flashes 2 times.

Applying manual enrollment when automatic enrolment failed: Short press binding key for

the status indicator flashes once. The enrollment process will start.

Assigning Z801TXB to a preferred CIE system

Z801TXB can be manually enrolled to a preferred CIE device via external application

software such as Netvox’s ZiG-BUTLER PC based software or any other 3rd party device.

For ZiG-BUTLER user, please refer to ZiG-BUTLER section in this manual.

If registration is successful, it flashes 6 times.

If registration table is full and unable to enroll, it flashes 4 times.

If CIE is not existed and failed to enroll, it flashes 2 times.

How to power up the device

The device comes in two types of supplied voltage, 3VDC and 5VDC.

For 3VDC device, you will use 2 AAA size batteries. Open up the battery compartment and

insert the battery.

For 5VDC device, you will use a 5VDC power supply connection. Fix the 5VDC wire into the

+5V connection port.

Step 2. Automatic Zone Registration (enrollment)

How to use

When the device has successfully joined to the network and has enrolled to a CIE device,

the device is ready to be used.

When Z801TXB detects signal from the sensor head or heads, it will trigger an event

reporting message to the CIE device for a corresponding alarm to notify the user.

Overcoming a sleeping device

The Z801TXB is a battery powered device and is designed to quickly enter sleep mode

when idle to save power. Sometimes during system setup you would want to retrieve

information (i.e. IEEE address, short address) from the device so you need to press key to

allow the device to enter wake mode to stay connected.

Operation:

Hold press binding key for 3 seconds status indicator flashes once and network

indicator flashes 5 times. The device should automatically announce information to the

air. The device would stay awake for a while but short.

Restore to factory setting

Z801TXB is capable of storing and saving includes network routing information. If you

wish to remove Z801TXB from the network, you would need to clear it to join to a new

network by simply reset the device to restore to the factory setting.

Operation:

1. Remove the power then hold on to the binding key.

Note: make sure that the power is fully drained: leave the power out for 30 seconds or

press the binding key twice for fast power release.

2. Press and hold the binding key and then give power to Z801TXB. Release the key. You

will see the status LED flashes quickly indicating restore to factory setting is successful.

Now if you wish Z801TXB to join to a new network please power cycle the device again to

put the device into search for a network mode (refer to network association in this

manual).

Battery disposal

This device uses AAA size battery. When the battery is bellowing 2.4V DC, the device will

not work and the status indicator will steadily flash to notify the user to replace it.

Warning: Do not cast battery into the fire. The battery may be explosive and may cause

injuries.

Installation

Sensor connection

Connect the sensor cable into the signal input ports. One sensor to one signal port

configuration. Also connect the sensor’s negative cable to the common ground port.

Since Z801TXB can be triggered by signal change, Z801TXB sensor selection must be

those that give either open or close circuit configuration.

You may program the device so that it may trigger either by an open or a close state of the

sensor at the time of device factory default.

Operation:

To program Z801TXB to trigger the alarm by a close circuit sensor type:

1. Restored the device to factory default setting. (Refer to restore device to factory

setting section in this manual)

2. Select a preferred S port and leave it as an open circuit.

3. Then power cycle the device.

The device regards open circuit as a normal status and therefore will not trigger the

alarm.

To program Z801TXB to trigger the alarm by an open circuit sensor type:

1. Restored the device to factory default setting. (Refer to restore device to factory

setting section in this manual)

2. Select a preferred S port and connect the sensor in such a way that it is a close

circuit.

3. Then power cycle the device.

The device regards a short circuit as a normal status and therefore will not trigger the

alarm.

Potential Device Customizing

Depends on which two model of Z801TXB purchased. It comes with either 3 or 5 sensor

connection ports. To specify ZigBee zone type given in HA Profile for your needs, at your

next purchase order Netvox offers to re-write the zone type for each of these ports. Write

to us and list out which S port to be which of the 12 available HA Profile zone types in the

table bellow. Note that if you have only 3 ports then you are only to have 3 zone types.

One zone type per each port. Same thing goes to 5 ports Z801TXB.

0x00: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_STANDARD_CIE = 0x0000,

0x01: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_MOTION_SENSOR = 0x000D,

0x02: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_CONTACT_SWITCH = 0x0015,

0x03: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_FIRE_SENSOR = 0x0028,

0x04: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_WATER_SENSOR = 0x002A,

0x05: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_GAS_SENSOR = 0x002B,

0x06: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_PERSONAL_EMERGENCY_DEVICE = 0x002C,

0x07: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_VIBRATION_MOVEMENT_SENSOR = 0x002D,

0x08: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_REMOTE_CONTROL = 0x010F,

0x09: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_KEY_FOB = 0x0115,

0x0A: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_KEYPAD = 0x021D,

0x0B: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_STANDARD_WARNING_DEVICE = 0x0225

By default, all the ports are shipped as

0x02: EMBER_ZCL_IAS_ZONE_TYPE_CONTACT_SWITCH = 0x0015

Clusters of Home Automation for Z801TXB

Home Automation device feature is defined by the endpoint which contains functional

clusters. Table 1 lists clusters for the endpoint of Z801TXB

1) End Point(s)：0x01、0x02、0x03、0x04、0x05

2) Device ID：IAS Zone（0x0402）

3) EndPoint Cluster ID

Cluster ID for Z801TXB

Server side Client side

EP: 0x01 (Device ID: 0x0402 )

IAS Zone(0x0500) None

Basic(0x0000)

Identify(0x0003)

Optional

Power configuration(0x0001) None

Attributes of the Basic Information

Identifie

Name Type Rang

Access Default Mandator

y /

Optional

0x0000 ZCLVersion Unsigned

8-bit

integer

0x00

– 0xff

Read

only

0x03 M

0x0001 ApplicationVersion Unsigned

8-bit

integer

0x00

– 0xff

Read

only

0x1F O

0x0002 StackVersion Unsigned

8-bit

integer

0x00

– 0xff

Read

only

0x2F O

0x0003 HWVersion Unsigned

8-bit

integer

0x00

– 0xff

Read

only

0x2B O

0x0004 ManufacturerNam

Character

string

0 – 32

bytes

Read

only

netvox O

0x0005 ModelIdentifier Character 0 – 32 Read Z801TXBE3E O

Identifie

Name Type Rang

Access Default Mandator

y /

Optional

string bytes only D

0x0006 DateCode Character

string

0 – 16

bytes

Read

only

20140210 O

0x0007 PowerSource 8-bit

Enumeratio

0x00

– 0xff

Read

only

03 M

0x0010 LocationDescriptio

Character

string

0 – 16

bytes

Read/writ

-------- O

0x0011 PhysicalEnvironme

8-bit

Enumeratio

0x00

– 0xff

Read/writ

0x00 O

0x0012 DeviceEnabled Boolean 0x00

–

0x01

Read/writ

0x01 M

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