Aeotec Water Sensor 7 Pro User manual

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User Manual
Door/Window Sensor 7 Pro

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REVISION RECORD
Version
Date
Brief description of changes
0.1
2021.10.08
First revision.

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Table of Content
1OVERVIEW .....................................................................................................................................................................1
2SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 2
2.1 Structural .......................................................................................................................................................................2
2.2 Hardware .......................................................................................................................................................................2
2.3 Software ........................................................................................................................................................................2
3QUICK START..................................................................................................................................................................4
3.1 Important safety information ........................................................................................................................................4
3.2 Optimally placing the product .......................................................................................................................................4
3.3 How to install the product .............................................................................................................................................4
3.4 How to add the product.................................................................................................................................................4
3.5 How to remove the product ...........................................................................................................................................5
3.6 How to manually trigger Wake Up ................................................................................................................................5
3.7 How to factory reset ......................................................................................................................................................5
3.8 Safety Warning for Batteries..........................................................................................................................................5
3.9 Product Usage ...............................................................................................................................................................5
4SOFTWARE FUNCTION DEFINITION ................................................................................................................................ 7
4.1 User Behavior Interaction ..............................................................................................................................................7
4.2 Supported Command Classes.........................................................................................................................................8
4.3 Basic Command Class mapping .....................................................................................................................................8
4.4Z-Wave Plus Info ............................................................................................................................................................8
4.5 Manufacturer Specific....................................................................................................................................................8
4.6 Version ...........................................................................................................................................................................9
4.7 Association Group Info...................................................................................................................................................9
4.8 Notification ....................................................................................................................................................................9
4.9 Binary Sensor .................................................................................................................................................................9
4.10 CENTRAL SCENE ...........................................................................................................................................................10
4.11 Wake Up ......................................................................................................................................................................10
4.12 Battery .........................................................................................................................................................................10
4.13 Indicator..........................................................................................................................................
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1OVERVIEW
The AEOTEC Door/Window Sensor 7 Pro is a sensor, which detects if your window is opened, closed or
tilted. The sensor is easily retrofittable. Furthermore, the AEOTEC Door/Window Sensor can include other
sensors by being connected with other binary sensors like NTC contacts, microswitches or flood sensors.
Thanks to its slim design the AEOTEC Door/Window Sensor 7 Pro can be installed unflashy on every
window. The sensor just has to be installed on the window casement. Additionally, there has to be a slim
magnet installed closely to the sensor at the window frame. By using a patented method the sensor can
reliably detect the exact position of the window. With the potential free input, the Door/Window Sensor can
also include other sensors in your Z-Wave system. For that, the binary sensor is connected to the potential
free input of the sensor. Besides sensors, there can also be connected momentary switches, which control
scenes in your gateway. Tripple clicking the tamper button includes (adds) and excludes (removes) the
device. A single click on the button will wake up the device. The device supports the Z-Wave Security S2
framework with authenticated and unauthenticated network keys. Please follow the instructions on the central
controller when including. The device also supports SmartStart.
Terminology
Description
tamper switch
Used for networking ,resetting and protecte the device.
Led (Green, Red)
Used for indicating the current state of the product.
Magnet
Change the sensor state via making the Magnet away or near from Main Sensor.
Screw Terminal
Userd for the interconnection of external binary sensors as well as actuators and dry-contacts.

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2SPECIFICATIONS
2.1 Structural
Parameter
Value
Product Identifier
ZW012
Dimensions
28x95x35mm
Weight
Main Sensor: 20g Magnet Sensor: 3g
Color
White
Usage
For indoor use.
Operating Temperature
32~104°F (0~40°C)
Relative Humidity
8%~80%
2.2 Hardware
Parameter
Value
Z-Wave Module
ZGM130S
Z-Wave TX Power
Max: 13dBm
Z-Wave Antenna Distance
40m (Indoor) /150m (Outdoor)
Indicator Light Color
Green, Red
Buttons and Connectors
Tamper Button (x1), Magnet(x2)
Input Voltage
3.0V Lithium battery
Battery Type
1*1/2AA
Battery Included
Yes. 1pcs battery included.
Battery Required
Yes. 1pcs battery required.
Battery Info
Model: ER14250 1/2AA
Capacity: 1200mAh
Detachable: Yes
Chargeable: No
Endurance: 2 years
Working Current
30mA
Standby Current
5uA
Maximum Standby
Power Consumption
0.03mW
Maximum transmission
5mW
Built-in Sensors
hall switch
2.3 Software
Parameter
Value
Wireless Technology
Z-Wave
Certification Type
Z-Wave Plus v2 Certification
Z-Wave SDK Version
7.15.2
Z-Wave Library Type
Enhanced 232 Slave
Z-Wave Role Type
Reporting Sleeping Slave[0x06]
Generic Product Type
GENERIC_TYPE_SENSOR_NOTIFICATION [0x07]
Specific Product Type
SPECIFIC_TYPE_NOTIFICATION_SENSOR [0x01]
Security Class
Non-Security, S2 Unauthenticated, and S2 Authenticated
SmartStart Compatible
Support. After powering on, SmartStart is auto activated.
Over The Air (OTA)
Support. Firmware can be updated via RF.
Multi Channel Product
No

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Association
Support. Refer to Section 4.7 Association Group Info.
Factory Reset
Support. Refer to Section 3.7 How to factory reset.
Power-down Memory
Support. All command settings will stay unchanged even power down.
Sensor State Report
Support. Send out notification via Group 1 when Magnet is away or near.
Control other product
Support. Control other Z-Wave product directly via Group 2 when Magnet is away or near .

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3QUICK START
3.1 Important safety information
Please read this manual carefully. Failure to follow the recommendations in this manual may be dangerous or may
violate the law. The manufacturer, importer, distributor and seller shall not be liable for any loss or damage resulting
from failure to comply with the instructions in this manual or any other material. Use this equipment only for its
intended purpose. Follow the disposal instructions. Do not dispose of electronic equipment or batteries in a fire or near
open heat sources.
3.2 Optimally placing the product
This is a secure Alarm Sensor. To run this device please insert fresh 1 * 1/2 AA batteries. Please make sure the internal
battery is fully charged. The DSK for the S2 inclusion can be found inside the sensors packaging.
If your Z-Wave gateway supports SmartStart: scan the QR code on Door / Window Sensor 7 Pro using the gateway’s
app. Your sensor will join your Z-Wave network automatically.
3.3 How to install the product
The sensor can be mounted either on the moving part or on the fixed part of a door or a window. Mounting can be
accomplished either using the tape by peeling off the protection foil or using two screws with the holes inside the
battery compartment. If the tilt detection on a window (only normal windows, no roof windows) shall be used the
sensor device must be placed on the moving part of the window and the magnet on the window frame.
The sensor comes with two types of magnets:
• The standard magnet covered by plastic part, mountable beside the sensor. Make sure the two
indicating lines on sensor enclosure and magnet are opposite to each other. The image on the right-
hand side shows the position of magnet and sensor body.
• A slim naked magnet to be mounted behind the sensor in case the sensor body is placed on the
side of a window.
• To use the tilting function, the opening angle of the window must be at least 5°.
For German-style windows where the window sits on top of the window frame
mounting on the side of the window is highly recommended. If no tilting detection
is used, the sensor can be placed on any position of the door or the window. In case
tilting detection is desired the sensor should be placed on the upper side of the
window.
3.4 How to add the product
The following will step you through adding the product to your Z-Wave network.
1. Open the housing.
2. Remove the battery protection.
3. Press the tamper on the side of the appliance three times quickly.
If your Z-Wave gateway supports SmartStart: scan the QR code on Door / Window Sensor 7 Pro using the gateway’s
app. Your sensor will join your Z-Wave network automatically.

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3.5 How to remove the product
1. Open the housing.
2. Press the tamper on the side of the appliance three times quickly.
3.6 How to manually trigger Wake Up
1. A single click on the button will wake up the device.
2. Repower on will wake up the device.
Note:
The Wake Up period starts when the node issues a Wake Up Notification and it ends either 10 seconds after the last
received/transmitted frame or at the reception of a Wake Up No More Information Command by the Wake Up
destination.
3.7 How to factory reset
This device also allows to be reset without any involvement of a Z-Wave controller. This procedure should only be used
when the primary controller is inoperable.
Once Cover is removed and the tamper switch is tripped, push the tamper for 5 seconds until the RED LED blinks once.
Then release tamper and push it again for 5 seconds while the RED LED is blinking until the GREEN LED blinks once.
3.8 Safety Warning for Batteries
The product contains batteries. Please remove the batteries when the device is not used. Do not mix batteries of
different charging level or different brands.
3.9 Product Usage
Once installed the sensor will report "open" and "close" status changes to a central Z-Wave controller using notification
commands. Additionally, the sensor can directly control other devices using association group 2. Using configuration
commands the source of "open" and "close" events can be chosen between the internal magnet detector or external
dry contact connected via the screw terminal. The device is protected by a tamper switch.
Tilt detection
The tilt detection allows reporting the way a window is opened. This is accomplished using the command class "binary
sensor - tilt-type". The tilt function has 3 modes (mode 1 by default):
Mode 0: turn off the tilt function
Mode 1: Enable tilt function. It needs to be used with magnets. In case the magnet is far away and the tilt angle of the
product is greater than 5 degrees, the tilt event is triggered. In case the magnet is near, the tilt event is released.
Mode 2: Enable tilt function. It can be used alone, but need to identify the current installation location. When this mode
is configured or powered on (mode 2), it will enter the identification mode and the green light will flash. The product
needs to stand still for 3-8 seconds. If the recognition fails, the red light will be on, and the tilt function is not available. It
needs to be recognized again. If the recognition is successful, the green light will be on.In case the tilt angle of the product
is greater than 5 degrees, the tilt event is triggered. In case the tilt angle of the product is less than 5 degrees, the tilt
event is released

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Screw Terminal
The product must support the interconnection of external binary sensors as well as actuators and dry-
contacts. The product allows interconnection with external sensors/actuators via 3-pin screw terminals
with the following pinout:
• #1: Ground
• #2: Digital Input
• #3: VCC (direct battery supply)
VCC + Ground terminals can be used to externally power the sensor with a 3.6V battery or special
power adapter (which is not included in the scope of delivery). Digital + VCC is used to connect the
external dry contact.
Link testing
When activated by configuration parameter #5 the device can perform a link test with device No.1. Double-clicking the
tamper will start the process. As a result, the GREEN LED will blink two times in case of success and the RED LED will
blink two times in case of failure.

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4SOFTWARE FUNCTION DEFINITION
4.1 User Behavior Interaction
User behavior
Out of the Z-Wave network
In the Z-Wave network
Power OFF
Cut the power.
Cut the power.
Power ON
Send Inclusion Requests for SmartStart
Learn Mode.
LED will flash red 5 times, which means it’s
out of the Z-Wave network.
If gateway is adding the device succeeds
through SmartStart, LED will light up green
for 2 seconds
If Adding fails, LED will off. Device will
auto-reset and then activate SmartStart
Learn Mode again.
Send Wake Up Notification.
LED will become flash green once, and
device will wake up for 15 seconds.
Make Magnet away or near
LED will flash red once.
Trigger Association function.
Refer to Section 4.7 and 4.14 for details
about Association function.
LED will flash red once.
Click tamper switch once
1.Reserved
LED will flash green once.
2.Exit Classic Inclusion Learn Mode:
If tamper switch is clicked again during the
Classic Inclusion Learn Mode, the Classic
Learn Mode will exit. LED will turn off.
Device will auto-reset and then activate
SmartStart Learn Mode again.
1.Issue Wake Up Notification and stay
awake for 15 senconds unless put to sleep
by Wake Up No More Information frame.
LED will flash green once.
2.Exit Classic exclusion Learn Mode:
If tamper switch is clicked again during the
Classic exclusion Learn Mode, the Classic
Learn Mode will exit. LED will turn off.
Click tamper switch twice
Reserved
Start a link test with controller (When
activated by configuration parameter #5).
If succes, LED will blink green two times
If failure , LED will blink red two times
Click tamper switch three
times quickly
1.Send Node Info for Adding.
LED will blink green and red for 30s until it
is added into the network.
If Adding succeeds, LED will light up green
for 2 seconds
If Adding fails, LED will turn off. Device will
auto-reset and then activate SmartStart
Learn Mode again.
2.Exit Classic Inclusion Learn Mode:
If tamper switch is clicked again during the
Classic Inclusion Learn Mode, the Classic
Learn Mode will exit. LED will turn off.
Device will auto -reset and then activate
SmartStart Learn Mode again.
1. Send Node Info for Removing.
LED will blink green and red for 30 seconds
until it is removeed from the network.
If Removing succeeds, LED will light up green
for 2 seconds
If Removing fails, LED will turn off.
2.Exit Classic exclusion Learn Mode:
If tamper switch is clicked again during the
Classic exclusion Learn Mode, the Classic
Learn Mode will exit. LED will turn off.
Click tamper switch 5 times
quickly
Reserved
Toggle configuration parameter 1 setting
value from 0/1
Press and hold tamper switch
for 5 seconds
Factory Reset.
push the tamper for 5 seconds until the RED
LED blinks once. Then release tamper and
push it again for 5 seconds while the RED
LED is blinking until the GREEN LED blinks
once.
Factory Reset.
push the tamper for 5 seconds until the RED
LED blinks once. Then release tamper and
push it again for 5 seconds while the RED
LED is blinking until the GREEN LED blinks
once.

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The device will issue a Device Reset Locally
Command via its Lifeline to notify the
Lifeline destination that the device has been
reset to its factory default state. And it will
perform the reset operation regardless of
whether or not the delivery of the Device
Reset Locally Notification is successful.
4.2 Supported Command Classes
Command Class
Version
Not added
Non-secure added
Securely 2 added
Non-secure
Secure
ZWAVEPLUS_INFO
2
Support
Support
Support
ASSOCIATION
2
Support
Support
Support
MULTI_CHANNEL_ASSOCIATION
3
Support
Support
Support
ASSOCIATION_GRP_INFO
3
Support
Support
Support
TRANSPORT_SERVICE
2
Support
Support
Support
VERSION
3
Support
Support
Support
MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC
2
Support
Support
Support
DEVICE_RESET_LOCALLY
1
Support
Support
Support
INDICATOR
3
Support
Support
Support
POWERLEVEL
1
Support
Support
Support
BATTERY
1
Support
Support
Support
SENSOR_BINARY
2
Support
Support
Support
CONFIGURATION
4
Support
Support
Support
CENTRAL SCENE
3
Support
Support
Support
SECURITY_2
1
Support
Support
Support
NOTIFICATION
8
Support
Support
Support
WAKE_UP
2
Support
Support
Support
SUPERVISION
1
Support
Support
Support
FIRMWARE_UPDATE_MD
5
Support
Support
Support
4.3 Basic Command Class mapping
Basic Command Class is not mapped to any of the supported command classes.
4.4 Z-Wave Plus Info
Parameter
Value
Z-Wave Plus Version
0x02
Role Type
0x06 [ZWAVEPLUS_INFO_REPORT_ROLE_TYPE_SLAVE_SLEEPING_REPORTING]
Node Type
0x00 [ZWAVEPLUS_INFO_REPORT_NODE_TYPE_ZWAVEPLUS_NODE)
Installer Icon Type
0x0C00 [ICON_TYPE_GENERIC_SENSOR_NOTIFICATION]
User Icon Type
0x0C00 [ICON_TYPE_GENERIC_SENSOR_NOTIFICATION]
4.5 Manufacturer Specific
Parameter
Value
Manufacturer ID 1
0x03
Manufacturer ID 2
0x71
Product Type ID 1
0x00 [EU], 0x01 [US], 0x02 [AU]
Product Type ID 2
0x02 [PRODUCT_TYPE_ID_SENSOR]

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Product ID 1
0x00
Product ID 2
0x0C
4.6 Version
Parameter
Value
Z-Wave Protocol Library Type
0x03
Z-Wave Protocol Version
0x07
Z-Wave Protocol Sub Version
0x0C
Firmware 0 Version
0x01 [Z-Wave Chip Firmware Version]
Firmware 0 Sub Version
0x00 [Z-Wave Chip Firmware Sub Version]
Hardware Version
0x01
Number of firmware targets
0x00
4.7 Association Group Info
Root product
ID
Name
Node count
Profile
Function
1
Lifeline
5
General: Lifeline
(0x0001)
Product Reset Locally Notification:
Issued when Factory Reset is performed.
Battery Report:
Issued when battery becomes low.
Sensor Binary Report:
Issued when tilt angle is changed
Issued when sensor state is changed.
Notification Report [Type=0x06; Event=0x16]:
Issued when sensor state is changed to be Open Status.
Notification Report [Type=0x06; Event=0x17]:
Issued when sensor state is changed to be Close Status.
Notification Report [Type=0x07; Event=0x03]:
Issued when tamper is tripped
Central Scene Notification:
Issued when the external dry contact is activated
2
Control
5
Control: Key01
(0x2001)
Basic Set:
Control devices when a magnet or external dry contacts trips
3
Alarm
5
Notification:Access
Control (0x7106)
Notification Report:
Sends out alarm message when a magnet or external dry sensor
trips
4
Tamper
5
Notification:home
Security (0x7107)
Notification Report:
Sends alarm messages when tamper is tripped
5
Tilting
5
Control: Key02
(0x2002)
Basic Set:
Control devices when tilting sensor trips
4.8 Notification
Notification Type
Notification Events
Description
Access Control
0x06
Window/Door is open
0x16
Open Status.
Window/Door is closed
0x17
Close Status.
Home Security
0x07
Tamper Removed
0x03
Tamper removed
0x00
State idle
0x00
Going to idle
4.9 Binary Sensor
Sensor Type
Sensor Value
Description
Door/Window
0x0A
0x00 / 0xFF
Door/Window State

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Tilt
0x0B
0x00 / 0xFF
tilt event
4.10 CENTRAL SCENE
When activated by configuration parameter #14 the device can perform as a scene controller. Digital + VCC is used to
connect the scene button. The external dry contact will then act as a scene controller with a total of 7 scenes that can
be activated:
• 1 - Contact Pressed 1 time
• 2 - Contact Pressed 2 time
• 3 - Contact Pressed 3 time
• 4 - Contact Pressed 4 time
• 5 - Contact Pressed 5 time
• 6 - Contact held down
• 7 - Contact released
Slow Refresh = 0, A new Key Held Down notification will be sent every 200ms until the key is released.
4.11 Wake Up
Parameter Value
Time
Min Wake Up Interval Seconds 0x000E10
3600s [1 hour]
Max Wake Up Interval Seconds 0xEFF100
15724800s
Default Wake Up Interval Seconds 0x093A80
604800s [1 week]
Wake Up Interval Step Seconds 0x0000F0
240s [4 minutes]
4.12 Battery
1. The 2.90V or more battery voltage corresponds to 100% battery level, and 2. 60V or less corresponds to 0%.
2. If send Battery Get to the device, it will issue Battery Report with battery level to the requester when waked up.
3. If waked up or power on, it will detect battery level, and issue Battery Report 0xFF via Lifeline when battery level is
less than the value of configuration parameter 23 .
4. If the battery level is less than the value of configuration parameter 23 , LED will flash red 3 times for each waked up.
4.13 Indicator
Indicator ID
Property ID
Node Identify
(Green Led)
0x50
On Off Period
0x03
On Off Cycles
0x04
On time within an On/Off period
0x05

FCC Caution.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.