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Wayne-Dalton WDUSB-10R, WDSF-10 manual Operation

Models: WDUSB-10 WDSF-10 WDUSB-10R

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	Controlling Modules

	Use the following procedures for
	controlling Z-Wave®modules
	individually. For more advanced
	control functions please see
	the section titled “Creating/
	Modifying Schedules”, page
	19-20.
	1. To turn a specific Z-Wave®
	module ON or OFF, simply click on
	the icon of the intended module.
	Clicking repeatedly will typically	Module appears bright indicating it is in ON position.
	toggle the module on and off.	Module appears bright indicating it is in ON position.
	toggle the module on and off.
	Typically, the icon will appear
	dimmer or greyed out when the
	Z-Wave®module is in the OFF
	position.
	In the case of window shades,
	clicking the icon will typically open
	or close the shade.
	Advanced functionality for a module	Module appears dim indicating it is in OFF position.
	can be accessed by pressing-and-	Module appears dim indicating it is in OFF position.
	can be accessed by pressing-and-
	holding the left mouse button while
	hovering over an icon or by right-
	clicking the icon. For example,
	lamp modules and dimmable light
	switches pop up a dimmer bar. If
	a menu pops up instead, you may
	click the lock icon in the bottom-left
	corner to switch to LOCKED mode
	to suppress the additional options.
	Dimming Bar button can be
	manually adjusted with the mouse	Example of Dimming bar.
	to the level desired.	Example of Dimming bar.
	NOTE: Many types of Z-Wave®
	modules have not been invented
	yet or are not known to the
	software, and may appear as
	question marks in the software
	interface. Additionally, some
	modules will not react when their
	icons are clicked on. There may
	be an upgrade available online
	at http://www.wayne-dalton.
	com/access/TE which enables
	functionality for more types of
	devices.

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Wayne-Dalton WDUSB-10R, WDSF-10 manual Operation

Contents

Package Contents USB Z-Wave Adapter USB Stand Software on CD Home Control BasicsTable of Contents Basics Copy See ReplicateBasics Screen Layout Information Basics 143Number below corresponds to the bubble number above Installation/Setup Install USB Adapter and USB stand into computer USB portNext Use Change Location link to set your physical locationAdding Modules to the Network Press ADD Device to add a Z-WavemoduleHide Pane Button or Design tab to reveal the icon Operation Common Operations Again Drawing Floor PlanButton in the Design pane. This ErasePress Remove Device to remove a Z-Wavemodule To remove the module from Remove/Replace Broken ModulesRight-click and select Remove Broken Device Operations Use the following procedure to lock/unlock ThinkEssentialsLocked mode the software Locking/Unlocking ThinkEssentialsScenes/Zones To include modules into this scene Modifying Scenes/Zones Remove Zone option respectivelySchedules Select Scene/Zone and Action desired  ActivatedPages LinkModify the desired fields per Instructions in the section ItemsNetwork Operations Joining ThinkEssentials to Existing NetworksPrimary Controller ExampleInitiate Primary Controller to Send Replication Secondary Controller Adding a Controller To the networkPress ADD Device to add a secondary controller Device removed successfully message window Updating Secondary Controllers Optimize/Repair Network Advanced OperationsPolling Example Portable Controller Transfer Primary Role From ThinkessentialsInitiate Transfer in ThinkEssentials Confirmation of successful transferTransfer Primary Role To Thinkessentials On Settings tab, select Switch to or JoinController Shift command CONTROLLER, or Controller ShiftBackup Network Settings ConfigurationBackup file Restore commandClick the Backup or Restore Network Settings link Wayne-Dalton USB Z-WaveSection on the Settings tab Located. Note The default parent directory isCommand line window Before you begin, you must ExitStart ThinkEssentials using the ThinkEssentials icon Adding Command Line Option to ThinkEssentials ShortcutModify the Target , then click on APPLY, then OK Type in the /multi command line option Command Line Option Multiple Z-WaveUSB AdaptersInitiate command line function ThinkEssentials /multiInitiate command line function Shortcuts Press F5 to refresh and poll the networkExiting/Closing To reset the USB Z-Wave Adapter Factory ResetResetting Thinkessentials Again On the Settings tab, click on the Reset linkTroubleshooting Then select the module again It is enabled on the desired days of weekIf the modules’s icon is covered by a red Some modules do not supportSwitched on Set up your network againCheck to make sure that there is power Controller to my network. Now, neitherCompliance US and Foreign Patents pending