Wayne-Dalton WDHC-20 Removing A Failed Z-Wave Node From The Network, Clearing Custom Programming

REMOVING A FAILED Z-WAVE®NODE FROM THE NETWORK

NOTE: This operation requires Teleport™ to be the primary controller in your Z-Wave®network.

CAUTION: This operation will PERMANENTLY remove an un-responsive Z-Wave®node from your network even if it is un-responsive for a temporary condition such as the light bulb is burned out or the module has become unplugged. Before performing this operation, thoroughly investigate the cause to confirm it is due to a catastrophic condition with the Z-Wave®node.

If a Z-Wave®node fails to respond in the network, the HOME key LED on Teleport™ will emit a long red blink when trying to access the failed node.

1.Press and hold SETUP until the red LED blinks twice.

2.Enter 972 on the numeric keypad. The HOME green LED will blink continuously.

NOTE: If the HOME red LED emits one long, steady blink, the operation was not successful; repeat the sequence.

CLEARING CUSTOM PROGRAMMING

The Teleport™ remote control contains a Custom Programming Reset program which will remove all custom programming, except your setup codes.

CAUTION: This operation will PERMANENTLY remove all custom settings for Volume Lock, Learned Keys, Channel Lock and numeric keypad keys.

1.On Teleport™ press a mode key (TV, DVD/VCR, SAT, AMP) then press and hold SETUP until the last-selected mode key blinks twice.

NOTE: This does not work on the HOME key for home controls.

2.Enter 980 on the numeric keypad. The last-selected device key blinks twice, pauses and blinks twice again to confirm that all custom programming is cleared.

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