Hello folks , New to this Zmatter. I have been able to add it to my Eisy. Now Im nott sure what I'm looking at.

!. Is there any way to adjust the sensitivity?

2. What does these setting all mean

   

3. I did this simple program to test and it works.

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5. It different then the inteon

6. there is no dusk to dawn setting, or sensitivity setting or sensing time/period

   ANY HELP OR IDEAS ARE APPRECIATED THANK YOU

You have pending writes to the device. Put the device in linking mode, then right click on the device in the device tree and click on write updates, all the green should go away once the links have written to the device

You can ignore the extra nodes if you're not using them

The sensitivity can be adjusted via options in the device window. Read the manual for the correct settings (see below).

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Edited 11 hours ago11 hr by Techman

Im afraid you already lost me. I do see if I right click on the motion sensor I will see Zwave>

Try clicking on the other nodes associated with the motion sensor, one of them will show the write update option

danncas

My experience with Zwave has always been interesting and mostly successful. The instructions that are given are hard to read but all the information should be there. As Techman indicated, put the sensor in linking mode and all of those green 1011 arrows should go away. After you do that, look at the instructions that came with the device and start to experiment. After you introduce the parameters you query the device and they should take effect. I think that I may have had to manually put the device back in link mode for the parameters to take hold. Zwave devices all are supposed to adhere to a standard and I believe that I was able to get more useful online from Zooz , It is as always a GREAT IDEA to backup everything prior to making any new additions or changes. Zwave is worth the effort in my opinion. I started using it do deal intermittent instion issues, so far I am happy.

Best of luck

I still dont Understand. Link NODE.? Insteon I get Link mode. Are you saying that I have go get the sensor and figure out how to put it manully in a link mood. And the term node. I konw what this means when I would progam a PLC, or a robots program. But not in a EISY

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Zwave has a standardized method of setting options through parameters. There is a parameter number and a value. Your device documentation should have a listing of the individual features, and how to set them by choosing a parameter number and value. The Zwave alliance has a website that allows you to look up specifications, features and parameters for hundreds of devices. You can access it here:

https://products.z-wavealliance.org/?_gl=1*1upc5b8*_ga*ODY1MzUxMTczLjE3ODkwODkxMjM.*_ga_EQLMJC35BT*czE3ODkwODkxMjMkbzEkZzEkdDE3ODkwODkyNTUkajQkbDAkaDA.

You start by choosing a category, then a brand, etc. You'll get a full data sheet for the product. Scroll down to "Configuration Parameters" and see the parameter numbers and functions for that device. It can take a bit of searching to find what you're looking for. For example, for your case I started by searching the zooz brand, which lists 101 devices. Then find yours in the list, etc. Then click on "More information" to see the datasheet.

I have a list of the parameters, I gather I have to go get the Sensor and manuly click the button. I have a option on that but I wil lkeep it. LOL

Then I upgade any of the parameters.. Is there a way of read the parameters setting that are already set?

5 minutes ago, danncas said:

. Is there a way of read the parameters setting that are already set?

I don't think you can. There is no "get parameter" button. Query doesn't seem to do that either.

guy so when speaking of node Each one of these is a node Yes/ No. Im not a netwok programer. I programer PLC and robots in the past. Im old lol 72

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