Express Controls EZMotion User manual

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EZMotion™
Wireless 3-in-1 Sensor:
Motion Sensor
Light Sensor
Temperature Sensor
Features
Z-Wave®Wireless RF Communication
Advanced Mesh Network Protocol
Up to 4 Associated ZWave Nodes
150 ft Range
40,000 bits/sec
Adjustable WakeUp Notification
Motion Sensor
Passive Infrared Sensor (PIR)
30 ft Range
90°Coverage
Adjustable Sensitivity
Programmable Timeout
LED Motion Indicator
Light Sensor
Detects the amount of light in the room
Lights stay off if there is sufficient natural light
Temperature Sensor
20°- 150°F Range
0.2°F Resolution
Two piece wall-mount enclosure or can be placed on any flat surface
Battery Powered (3 AAA)
1 Year Battery Life
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Introduction
EZMotion™enables fully automated lighting
that turns on the lights when you enter a room
and turns them off shortly after you leave.
Sophisticated lighting, Audio, Video and
heating/cooling are enabled with the
EZMotion™ three-sensors-in-one Z-Wave®
device.
EZMotion is primarily intended as a motion
sensor that will detect motion and send a
command to up to 4 “Associated” Z-Wave
devices. These other Z-Wave devices can
directly control lights in a room or the motion
indication can be sent to a computer for
complex scene control of lighting, audio, video
and heating/cooling. When motion is not
detected within a pre-set amount of time,
EZMotion will send an “off” command to the Z-
Wave nodes to turn the lights off. The
sensitivity of the motion sensor is
programmable to allow small pets to go
undetected or it can be programmed to be
highly sensitive to even slight motion.
In addition to the motion sensor, EZMotion also senses the amount of light in the room as well as the
current temperature. The light sensor of EZMotion can be programmed to leave the lights off if there is
already sufficient natural light in the room. The thermometer feature of EZMotion can be used to adjust
the heating and cooling system to keep the room comfortable.
EZMotion is battery powered and needs no wires to operate. EZMotion can be wall mounted or simply
placed on any flat surface. Battery lifetime typically exceeds one year but depends on the operating
mode.
When the blue reset button on EZMotion is pressed, it enters a test mode that allows the sensitivity of the
motion sensor to be tested. The LED will illuminate when motion is detected. EZMotion remains in this
test mode for approximately 10 minutes. During this time the configurable features of EZMotion can be
programmed for the desired operating mode.
Z-Wave is a wireless mesh-networking protocol for reliable, intelligent home control of all Z-Wave
compatible devices. Z-Wave devices can act as repeaters to create a mesh-network to insure reliable
communication regardless of the manufacturer or type of device. Z-Wave devices such as lamp modules,
fan controllers, thermostats, dimmer switches and many other types of home control devices are available
from a wide range of manufacturers The Z-Wave Alliance (www.z-wavealliance.com) provides a list of
manufacturers of Z-Wave compliant devices. Z-Wave was created by Zensys Inc (www.zen-sys.com).
Home-Control software developers should request the “EZMotion Software Developers Manual” for
details of the Z-Wave commands supported.
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Quick Start
1. Unpack the EZMotion
2. Install batteries in the back of EZMotion
3. Reset the EZMotion:
a. Follow the instructions of your Z-Wave compatible Primary Controller such as the
EZController to reset or “exclude” EZMotion from the Z-Wave network.
b. Press and release the blue button on the side of the EZMotion
c. The Z-Wave Primary Controller should provide an indication that the EZMotion was
properly reset.
d. EZMotions LED will blink rapidly indicating that it has been reset.
4. Add the EZMotion to the Z-Wave network:
a. Follow the instructions of your Z-Wave compatible Primary Controller such as the
EZController to Add or “include” EZMotion.
b. Press and release the button on the EZMotion.
c. The Primary Controller should provide the Z-Wave NodeID that was assigned to
EZMotion.
5. Write down the NodeID for EZMotion
6. Typically you’ll want to configure EZMotion and “Associate” certain NodeIDs and other
parameters of EZMotion. See your Home Control software or Primary Controller user’s
manual.
7. Each time you press the reset button on EZMotion, it will remain awake for 10 minutes.
During this time EZMotion can be configured. The LED will illuminate when motion is
detected. The sensitivity of the motion sensor can be adjusted to match the needs of the
room. After the 10 minutes has expired, EZMotion will enter a low-power state and cannot
communicate for further configuration.
8. Enjoy your new hands-free lighting controls!
Detailed Instructions
Mounting Instructions
EZMotion can be wall-mounted or simply placed on a flat
surface. EZMotion should be mounted between 6 and 8 feet
from the floor and should be mounted flat on the wall. There is
no need to point EZMotion downward as the lens is designed
to look downward. Since EZMotion is completely wireless, it
can be placed on a shelf or table to control specific lights
within a room. For broad coverage, EZMotion should be
mounted in a corner of a room.
The key to reliable motion detection is the placement of
EZMotion relative to the motion expected in the room.
EZMotion should not be placed so that it is pointing directly at
a bright object such as a window or a lamp. Ideally motion
should be from one side of EZMotion to the other and not
directly toward or away from it. Note that enough motion has
to be present for EZMotion to reliably detect the motion. A
person sitting in front of a computer or reading in a comfortable chair will not be moving enough for
EZMotion to detect unless it is placed close to the person. The sensitivity of EZMotion can be set to high
or the time delay when lights are turned off can be made fairly large (1 hour or more) to compensate for
situations where people are sitting still. The best location is usually in the corner of the room adjacent to
the entry door.
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To mount EZMotion to the wall, separate the two halves of the enclosure by pulling gently downwards on
the tab on the bottom. The back half of the enclosure can be attached to the wall using double-stick tape
or by screwing it into the wall. Screws are recommended. Drill a 1/8” hole thru the EZMotion enclosure
and the wall and mount with a drywall screw. Drill thru one of the screw locations in the back of the
enclosure to insure the screw will not interfere with the battery pack.
EZMotions enclosure can be painted to match the décor of the room. It is recommended to use a good
quality enamel or latex spray paint. Remove the electronics board and the lens before painting. NOTE:
the lens CANNOT be painted. The lens must remain translucent or the motion sensor will not function.
Battery Installation
Install the batteries by holding the back of the enclosure
and gently pulling down on the latch on the bottom of the
front half of the enclosure. The front will rotate forward and
expose the battery pack attached to the back of the
electronics board. Insert three AAA batteries following the
diagram on the battery holder. Close the enclosure by
slipping the top of the front half into the top of the back half.
Then snap to bottom together. Press the blue reset button
to insure EZMotion is operating properly.
Reset or “Exclusion”
All Z-Wave devices should be reset before attempting to
add them to your Z-Wave network. To reset or “exclude” the EZMotion, follow the procedure on the Z-
Wave Primary Controller to begin the reset process. On the EZController this involves pressing and
holding the left (DEL) button. Other hand-held remotes require navigating thru a few menus to get to the
reset menu. Once the Primary Controller is ready to receive the reset command, press and release the
blue reset button on the EZMotion. The Primary Controller should give an indication that the reset
process has completed. EZMotions LED will blink rapidly when it is reset and ready to be added to a Z-
Wave network.
Always RESET a Z-Wave device before trying to add it to a Z-Wave network.
Add or “Inclusion”
Add or “Include” EZMotion to a Z-Wave network by following the procedure of the Z-Wave Primary
Controller and then pressing and releasing the blue reset button on EZMotion. Once EZMotion has been
added to the Z-Wave network, the LED will stop blinking rapidly and instead will light each time it detects
motion. EZMotion remains in this mode for 10 minutes during which time the desired motion sensitivity
can be set as well as other configuration settings. Once the 10 minutes has gone by, EZMotion will enter
a low-power state and only wake-up when there is motion or when the Wake-Up timer expires. Pressing
the blue reset button will restart the 10 minute full-power mode if additional time is needed to configure
EZMotion. The Primary Controller will provide a Z-Wave NodeID which has been assigned to EZMotion.
The NodeID is a unique identifier and is used by many software home-control applications to identify this
particular EZMotion. Write down the NodeID and location for later entry into your home-control
application.
Motion Report
EZMotion can report the number of minutes since motion was last detected. If no motion has been
detected, it will report a value of zero. If motion was just detected, it will report the value programmed in
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Light Report
EZMotion can report the amount of light currently in the room. The value is from 0 to 100% and is relative
to the maximum and minimum amount of light EZMotion has measured since the blue reset button was
last pressed.
Temperature Report
EZMotion can report the current temperature in tenths of a degree Fahrenheit.
Battery Status
The current state of EZMotions battery can be reported. When the battery status is less than 10% the
batteries should be replaced to insure reliable operation.
Associations
EZMotion requires that Z-Wave nodes be “associated” with it to control them directly. Up to four (4) Z-
Wave devices can be associated with EZMotion. EZMotion will send a simple “on” command to all
devices that are associated with it. Advanced lighting “scene” control should be handled by a home-
control application and thus the computer interface such as the EZController should be the only device
associated with EZMotion. .
Assigning associations to EZMotion will depend on the Primary Controller capabilities or the home-control
application. Refer to the documentationfor these devices on how to assign associations to EZMotion.
Motion Sensitivity
The motion sensitivity of EZMotion can be programmed using the Z-Wave Configuration Class of
commands. To program this feature requires support in your Primary Controller or home-control
application. See the documentation of these devices for details on how to program the Motion Sensitivity.
The Motion Sensitivity can require large motions and will ignore small to medium size pets or it can be set
to be highly sensitive. Note that the more sensitive EZMotion is set, the more likely it will falsely detect
motion. The default setting is generally the best setting for most applications.
Motion Timeout
The Motion Timeout is the time from the when the last motion was detected until it sends a Z-Wave OFF
command. Motion Timeout is programmable from 1 minute to 255 minutes and the default is 20 minutes.
Z-Wave Configuration Class commands are used to program the Motion Timeout setting. See the home-
control application documentation for the procedure for adjusting the Motion Timeout.
Setting Motion Timeout to zero will cause EZMotion to not send a Z-Wave OFF command but instead it
will send an ON command each time motion is detected. Note this mode will significantly shorten the
battery life in rooms with a lot of motion.
Note that EZMotion detects motion and not people. EZMotion cannot detect the presence of a person
sitting still in a room reading, watching TV or working at a computer. EZMotion can only detect when the
person moves. Set the Motion Timeout to be one hour or more in applications where the person will be
sitting still for a long time. This will prevent the lights from turning off while the person is still in the room.
In hallways where people are actively moving the Motion Timeout can be set to a short time to turn the
lights off as soon as they have left the hallway.
WakeUpTime
EZMotion will wake up and send a “Wake Up Notification” command to the programmed Z-Wave NodeID
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reports on a regular interval. The WakeUpTime value is configured via the Z-Wave Configuration Class
Commands. See the home-control application documentation for the procedure to program the
WakeUpTIme. This feature is normally used to check the battery status and that EZMotion is operating
and can communicate with the home-control application.
The WakeUpTime can be configured from 0.1 to 25.0 hours in 6 minute (tenths of an hour) increments.
The default WakeUpTime is 1 hour. When the WakeUpTIme expires, EZMotion will send a command to
the programmed NodeID and remain awake for about 3 seconds. During this time the Motion, Light and
Temperature reports can be requested and configuration commands can be exchanged. EZMotion will
return to its low-power (Sleep) mode after a few seconds.
Note that when EZMotion is at full-power (awake) it uses 1000 times more battery power than when it is in
low-power (sleep) mode. Thus, setting WakeUpTime to shorter values will significantly shorten the battery
lifetime.
Light Threshold
EZMotion can use its light sensor to decide to leave the lights off in a room with plenty of natural light.
The Light Threshold value can be set from 1 to 100%. The default is 100% which turns off this feature.
The Z-Wave ON command will not be sent unless the amount of light is less than the value programmed
in Light Threshold. Note that the lights are not turned off when the amount of light is greater than the Light
Threshold. Typically the home-control application can be used to turn off the lights when the room gets
bright enough. Typically a value of 20% is a good threshold for a room with several windows.
ReturnRoute
The Z-Wave Return-Route should be automatically configured by the home-control application. This will
insure reliable communication between the EZMotion and the Z-Wave interface device to the home-
control computer. The mesh-network features may not be enabled for communication to the home-control
computer if the Return-Route is not set.
LED Configuration
The LED will light whenever motion is detected during the 10 minute configuration period after pressing
the blue reset button. Once EZMotion enters its low-power state, the LED will still briefly illuminate when
motion is first detected and an ON command is sent. The LED with then remain off until the OFF
command has been sent. The LED can be configured to always remain off once EZMotion has entered its
low-power state. Turing the LED off will extend the battery life. The LED configuration can be set via the
Z-Wave configuration commands. See the home-control documentation for details.
Configuration Settings
Parameter
Number
Parameter
Name Default
Description Valid
Values
1 Sensitivity 200
Sensitivity sets the amount of motion required for EZMotion to
detect motion. A higher value makes it more sensitive and a
lower value makes it less sensitive. Note that values above 200
are not recommended when EZMotion is battery operated.
Recommended values:
10 = Pet Immune
100 = Medium sensitivity for hallways
200 = Highly sensitive for rooms where people are sitting still
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Parameter
Number
Parameter
Name Default
Description Valid
Values
2 On Time 20 Min
On Time sets the number of minutes that the lights stay on when
motion has not been detected.
A value of 0 On Time is a special mode where the lights are
constantly sent a command to turn them on whenever motion is
detected. EZMotion will NOT turn the lights off in this mode.
Note that this mode will significantly shorten battery life.
Recommended values:
5 min for hallways
20 min for an office environment
60 min for a library or other room where someone may be sitting
still for a long time
0*
1-255
3 LED
ON/OFF 255 LED ON/OFF turns the LED on or off. A slight improvement in
battery life is obtained by turning the LED off. Setting LED
ON/OFF to zero will turn the LED off and 255 turns it on. 0,
255
4 Light
Threshold
100
Light Threshold is the percentage of light in the room above
which the lights will not be turned on. Light Threshold is often
used in room with a lot of natural daylight. Setting Light
Threshold to a value of 50% will cause EZMotion to not turn the
lights on when the natural light in the room is already at the 50%
value. This feature only prevents the lights from coming on when
motion is first detected and the light level in the room is already
above Light Threshold. It will not turn the lights off when the
amount of natural light in the room increases. It will
automatically turn on the lights in a room that has motion in it
and that the amount of natural light has dropped below Light
Threshold.
A value of 100% turns off this feature.
Recommended values:
Usually a value between 40% and 60% will prevent the lights
from coming on in a reasonably well light room and will turn
them on as it is getting dark. Some experimentation is required
with each room to determine the proper setting.
0-100
5 Stay
Awake 0
Setting Stay Awake to a non-zero value will cause EZMotion to
always be awake. NOTE: this mode should NOT be used when
EZMotion is battery powered! Batteries will only last a few days
in this mode.
Stay Awake is NOT set to the factory default (0) when EZMotion
is Excluded (reset) from the Z-Wave network.
Setting Stay Awake to a non-zero value will cause the Z-Wave
Listening Bit to be set. EZMotion will become a routing node in
the Z-Wave Mesh-Network when the Listening Bit is set.
To properly have EZMotion included in the routing tables, set
Stay Awake to a non-zerovalue, then reset EZMotion (Exclude
from the network), then add it back to the network. The new
routing information will be used now that the listening bit is set.
0-255
6 On Value 255
On Value is the value sent by the Z-Wave BASIC_SET
command when motion is detected.
A value of 0 will turn the lights off (not recommended).
A value between 1 and 100 will set the dim level to between 1%
and 100%.
A value of 255 will turn the light on.
0*
1-
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Setting up EZMotion
EZController setup
EZMotions full feature set can be utilized with advanced Home Control software such as HomeSeer2
(HS2) available from HomeSeer.com. HomeSeer requires a Windows based computer and a Z-Wave
Network interface such as Express Controls EZController. HS2 provides native support for EZMotion
which is also known as the HSM100 Multi-Sensor.
Setup of EZMotion using the EZController requires the following steps:
1) Insert the batteries in EZMotion
2) Press and hold the DELETE button on the EZController
3) Press and release the blue reset button on EZMotion
4) EZController will display “DONE” to indicate that EZMotion has been reset to the factory defaults
5) Press and hold the ADD button on the EZController
6) Press and release the blue reset button on EZMotion
7) EZController will display the NodeID number that has been assigned to EZMotion
8) Write the NodeID down for use with the Home Control software such as HS2
9) EZController does not allow configuration of the various parameters of EZMotion directly. It relies
on a computer running Home Control software such as HS2 for configuration.
See the HomeSeer forums for more detail on how to configure EZMotion for use with HS2. HomeSeer
also has a Wiki on the HSM100 at: http://www.homeseer.com/wiki/index.php/HomeSeer_HSM100
Z-Wave Primary Controller setup
EZMotion can be used with any generic Z-Wave Primary Controller that can add associations and assign
configuration settings. The HomePro ZTH100 for example can be used to configure EZMotion with the
following steps:
1) Insert batteries into EZMotion
2) On the ZTH100 Press Menu - - to get to the Setup menu – press OK
3) Press - to get to the Reset Unit menu – press OK – Press OK again
4) Press the blue reset button on EZMotion – this will reset it to the factory defaults
5) Press one of the buttons labeled 1-6 and hold it down (it should be a button that does not have
any dimmable devices associated with it).
6) Press and release the reset button on EZMotion
7) The ZTH100 will display the NodeID – write the number down. EZMotion is now part of the Z-
Wave network and can be configured to control other Z-Wave devices such as light switches and
dimmers.
8) Press Menu - - to get to the Setup menu – press OK
9) Press to get to the Associate Unit Menu – Press OK
10) Press OK again when ZTH100 displays Add Association
11) Select the Group number you want to control – press OK
12) Press the button on the Z-Wave device you want EZMotion to turn on when there is motion
13) Press the button on EZMotion when ZTH100 displays Press Button on Source
14) ZTH100 should display “successful”. EZMotion will now turn the Z-Wave device on whenever it
detects motion and will turn it off after 20 minutes when motion is no longer detected.
15) To change the amount of time that motion is not detected before the Z-Wave device is turned off,
press Menu - - to get to the Setup menu – press OK
16) Press - to get to the Config Unit menu – press OK
17) Select Parameter 2 – press OK
18) ZTH100 will display # of bytes (1,2 or 4) – press the 1 button
19) Select the desired number of minutes for the On Time parameter – press OK

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20) Press the reset button on EZMotion
21) ZTH100 should display “successful”
22) Other configuration parameters can be set using the same procedure
Other Primary Controllers will have similar setup but the menus and sequences may be different. See the
instructions for the Primary Controller for details. Note that the only the basic Motion Sensor features are
available with generic Primary Controllers. To access the full feature set of EZMotion requires additional
support from Home Control Software.
Troubleshooting
Problem Solution
Any Problem
Replace the batteries with brand new ones.
Lights turn off
when people are
still in the room
Remember that EZMotion detects motion and cannot detect people.
1) Increase the Timeout so that the lights stay on long enough for someone to
move before the lights turn off (>1 hour)
2) Increase the Motion Sensitivity
3) Move EZMotion closer to the people
Lights don’t turn
on when there is
motion
EZMotion must be “Associated” with specific NodeIDs to control them.
Press the reset button and Associate EZMotion with the desired Z-Wave devices.
Association will also enable the mesh-networking protocol in Z-Wave for more
reliable RF communication.
Pets turn on the
lights when I don’t
want them to
Set the Motion Sensitivity lower so that larger motion is required to turn the lights on.
Mount the EZMotion upside-down so the lens looks upward instead of downward.
Note that you may need to mount EZMotion 3 to 6 feet from the floor in this case.
The LED doesn’t
come on when
there is motion
The LED illuminates when there is motion during the initial 10 minute period after
pressing the reset button. When the 10 minutes have expired, EZMotion enters a
low-power state to conserve battery power. The LED will only illuminate during very
brief times when EZMotion wakes up.
Motion is always
detected even
when there is no
one in the room
Lower the Sensitivity Configuration parameter. Note that setting the Sensitivity
Configuration parameter above the default of 200 may cause motion to be
continuously when EZMotion is battery operated. If EZMotion is operated from an
external power supply and the Stay Awake Configuration Parameter is set to a non-
zero value, then the Sensitivity can be set above 200.
Battery life is a
few days
Check that the Stay Awake Configuration Parameter is set to 0. Note that the Stay
Awake Configuration parameter is NOT reset to the factory default when Excluded
(reset). Stay Awake must be configured manually.
Battery life is a
few months
EZMotion uses 1000X more battery power when it is awake than when it is sleeping.
Anytime EZMotion has to transmit a command it will stay awake for several
seconds. The fewer commands and the longer the time between commands, the
longer the battery life.
Set the Wake-Up to be 30 minutes or longer.
Set the On Time Configuration Parameter to be 5 minutes or longer.

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Problem Solution
Other sources of
technical help
There are a number of Z-Waveforums/blogs. Here are just a few:
board.homeseer.com
forums.controlthink.com
www.zwaveworld.com/forum
www.z-wavealliance.org
[e-mail]
Regulatory Information
Z-Wave
Z-Wave Certified under Version 8 of the Z-Wave certification program.
Products that speak Z-Wave work together better™
Z-Wave is a registered trademark of Zensys Inc. and/or its subsidiaries.
FCC
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation of this device is
subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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 or device.
•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.
WARNING!
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Express Controls could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
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