Wayne-Dalton WDHC-20 user manual Creating a Z-WAVENETWORK

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CREATING A Z-WAVE®NETWORK

The Teleport™ Universal A/V remote control allows you to control lights, thermostats and many other devices around your home using additional Z-Wave®certified products from Wayne-Dalton Corporation.

Teleport™ communicates with your Z-Wave®nodes (devices) using radio signals. Large metal objects, house wiring, walls, furniture, refrigerators, microwaves and similar items, may interfere and reduce the range of your unit. A Z-Wave®network is a collection of Z-Wave®nodes in a mesh type of network. Each Z-Wave®node, regardless of manufacturer, communicates with all the other nodes within its range to route and repeat the signals from one device to the next, thus creating a highly robust network transmission throughout the home.

A Z-Wave®network can have only one primary controller. The primary controller establishes the network security to ensure your network will not operate your neighbors network and vice-versa. It is a good practice to label and protect your primary controller since it is the only Z-Wave®controller that can add more nodes to your network or delete nodes from your network. It is easy to add secondary controllers as your network grows. For more tips and great ideas on how to use and expand Teleport™ with Z-Wave®please visit our website, www.wayne-dalton.com/access.

Information on the following pages provide details on specific commands and features available on the Teleport™ remote control for use with your Z-Wave®network.

The following tips may be useful in setting up Z-Wave®control on your Teleport™ Universal A/V remote control. Page numbers indicate the page in this manual where you can find specific instructions for performing that step.

If you do NOT have an existing network:

1.Install your Z-Wave®nodes that are to be controlled.

2.Delete the Z-Wave®nodes to be controlled from any existing network they may be in. (page 21)

3.Add the nodes to be controlled to Teleport™. (page 21)

NOTE: Your Teleport™ is now the primary controller of your Z-Wave®network.

4.Add the nodes to be controlled to a scene. (page 22)

5.Test your scene by activating the scene. (page 23)

If your scene is not correct, repeat step 4.

6.Repeat steps 4 and 5 for each additional scene you wish to create.

7.If you have additional Z-Wave®controllers, they can be made secondary controllers in the network by copying network and scene information as desired. (page 24)

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Contents For Model WDHC-20 Table of Contents Page Introduction Features and Functions Use VOL+ or VOL to raise or lower the audio volume Use CH+ or CH- to select the next higher or lower channelPress Mute once to turn the sound OFF or on Press Last once to recall the last channel UseTo instantly skip backward in the program you are watching Use TV/VID to select an input sourceInstalling Batteries Dedicated to Z-WavecontrolsProgramming Device Mode Control VCR Code Device Type DVD Code AMP Code SAT Code TV Code Setting UP a Combo Unit PWRSearching for Your Code Turn on your TVEnter 990 on the numeric keypad the TV key will blink twice Learning FeatureRevealing Device Codes Setup Programming a Learned KeyEnter 975 on the numeric keypad Press the key on Teleport that is to learn the new codeDeleting a Single Learned Key Changing Volume Lock Unlocking All Volume Control Global Volume Unlock Press the key sequence you want to program Macro KEY BasicsProgramming a Macro Key RE-ASSIGNING Device Mode Keys AMP DVD/VCRTV DVD/VCR DVD/VCRCreating a Z-WAVENETWORK Adding a Node to your Z-WaveNetwork If you do have an existing Z-WavenetworkSetting UP Z-WAVESCENES Activating Z-WAVESCENES Page Primary Controller Shift Transferring Network Information only to a Secondary RemoteReceive Controller Copy Wavenetwork Reset Wavenetwork RE-DISCOVERYRemoving a Failed Z-WAVENODE from the Network Clearing Custom ProgrammingTroubleshooting Problem Device key does not blink when you press a keyFCC ID MG35300 FCC NoticeAdditional Information MANUFACTURER’S Codes JVCNEC RCAADC AMWJBL KLHLXI MCSProscan 31254 Quasar 30039 RadioShack 31263 Sharp 30186 Sharper Image 31263 Sherwood 30491, 30502Shinsonic 31426 Sirius TeacABC GoldStar 00144 Hamlin 00273 JerroldPulsar 00000 Quasar 01256NSM DKKMTC QED SAEHTS ESA 20558, 20623 Kawasaki 20790 Kenwood 20490Koss 20651 Lasonic 20798 Lenoxx 21127 LiteOn 21058, 21158 21440 Loewe 20511 Magnavox 20503, 20539Qwestar 20651 Sansui 20695 Sanyo 20670, 20695 Sensory Science 21158 SharpSharper Image 21117 Sherwood Shinsonic 20533 Sonic Blue 20869 Sony 20533, 21533Sylvania 20000 Toshiba 21008 Sharp 21256 Sylvania 20675 Toshiba 2150320880 One For All 30167 PCSGOI 01535 Voom 00869 Zenith 01856 Star Choice 00869 TivoUsdtv 21972 Setup Codes for DVR/PVR SystemsABS AOC Apex Digital 10748, 10879CXC JCB Fisher 10154 FlexVision 10710 FujitsuInteq 10017 Janeil 10046 KDS KECKTV MAGNTC Protron 11320 Proview 10835, 11401 Pulsar 10017 Quasar RadioShack 10047, 10154 10178, 10030 10039, 1005611958, 11953 11922, 1191910748, 10587 SSSSVA TVS TMKTotevision 10039 10872 11447Samsung 10812, 11060 Hyundai 10849, 11219 ILo 11286, 11603 Initial Insignia Jensen 11299 Kost 11262 10856, 11178 Magnavox10047 10587, 10870Visart 11336 Vizio Monivision 10843 Motorola 10835 Moxell 11963 1196211993 11948, 11958Axion 21071 Broksonic 20695 Citizen Emerson 20675 21022America Action 20278 Audiovox Broksonic 20002, 20479 Penney 20240, 21035 Quasar 20162, 21035 RadioShack 20000 20240 Mitsubishi 20807 OptimusOrion 20002, 20479 Panasonic Fisher 20047 Fuji 20035 Funai 20000, 20593 CCE20072 Citizen 20037, 20278 Colt Craig HI-Q MEI20240 Multitech 20000 STS 20209 0127201384 01415Page Page Rev a
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