HomeRun HomeManager ST User manual

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Manufacturer: HomeRun Holdings Corporation
Model: WDHA-30
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HomeManager ST
User Manual
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Table of Contents
Package Contents.............................................................................................................. 4
Glossary ............................................................................................................................. 5
Introduction....................................................................................................................... 7
Installation......................................................................................................................... 9
Configuration .................................................................................................................. 12
Date, Time, And Location.......................................................................................... 12
Passwords..................................................................................................................... 15
Restrictions.................................................................................................................. 17
Internet Settings.......................................................................................................... 19
Z-Wave Settings.......................................................................................................... 21
Update.......................................................................................................................... 23
Version......................................................................................................................... 25
Management.................................................................................................................... 27
Add Device................................................................................................................... 27
Remove Device ............................................................................................................ 29
Configure Device......................................................................................................... 31
Add Scene .................................................................................................................... 33
Remove Scene.............................................................................................................. 36
Configure Scene .......................................................................................................... 38
Add Schedule............................................................................................................... 41
Remove Schedule ........................................................................................................ 44
Configure Schedule..................................................................................................... 46
Add Floorplan............................................................................................................. 49
Remove Floorplan....................................................................................................... 51
Configure Floorplan................................................................................................... 53
Replication Send.......................................................................................................... 55
Replication Receive..................................................................................................... 58
Promote........................................................................................................................ 60
Reset............................................................................................................................. 62
Poll................................................................................................................................ 64
Rediscover.................................................................................................................... 66
Interaction ....................................................................................................................... 68
Introduction................................................................................................................. 68
Device Window............................................................................................................ 69
Switch........................................................................................................................... 70
Dimmer........................................................................................................................ 71
Thermostat................................................................................................................... 72
Sensor........................................................................................................................... 73
Window Covering ....................................................................................................... 74
Entry Control.............................................................................................................. 75
Static Controller.......................................................................................................... 76
Portable Controller..................................................................................................... 77
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Scene............................................................................................................................. 78
Schedule....................................................................................................................... 78
Reference ......................................................................................................................... 79
HomeManager ST....................................................................................................... 79
Home Screen................................................................................................................ 81
Control Panel Screen.................................................................................................. 82
Devices Screen............................................................................................................. 83
Scenes Screen............................................................................................................... 84
Floorplan Screen......................................................................................................... 86
Journal Screen............................................................................................................. 87
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Package Contents
HomeManager ST Ethernet Cable Power Adapter
Quick Start Guide
F.P.O.
F.P.O.
F.P.O. F.P.O
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Glossary
Device An item that is Z-Wave enabled or plugs into a Z-Wave module
enabling it to be controlled by Z-Wave.
Include Add a module to the controller.
Exclude Remove a module from the controller.
Network A collection of Z-Wave modules controlled by primary and
secondary controllers operating on the same system. A network
has its own unique identification code so that no one
else can control the system.
Primary Controller The first controller used to set up your modules and network.
Only the Primary Controller can be used to include or delete
modules from a network. It is recommended that you mark the
primary controller for each network for ease in modifying your
network.
Secondary Controller A controller containing network information about other
modules within the network and is used for controlling devices.
Secondary controllers are created from the Primary Controller
and cannot include or delete modules to the network.
Inclusion Controller A controller containing network information about other
modules within the network and is used for controlling devices.
Inclusion controllers are created from the Primary Controller in
a SIS enabled Z-Wave network. Inclusion Controller has the
ability to add and remove devices from the network.
Replication Send A mode where the network information from one controller is
copied to another. The receiving controller must be in
Replication Receive or learn mode.
Replication Receive A mode where the network information is received from a
controller put in Replication Send or Promote mode.
Promote A mode where the Primary Controller is to copy network
information to another controller. Upon copying the network
information the Primary Controller transfers its role to the
receving controller which now becomes the Primary Controller.
Poll A feature to manually update the status and configuration of
devices in the network.
Rediscover A feature to manually update the network routes and optimize
the performance of the Z-Wave network.
Reset Remove all Z-Wave devices from the network, deletes scenes
and schedules.
Scene A collection of Z-Wave devices configured to turn to a specific
level, setting, mode, or perform an operation. Scenes are usually
activated by a controller, timed event, or specific conditions.
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Schedule A schedule is a timed event based on time or day even sunrise
or sunset. A schedule is used to activate a scene based on the
chosen time and day settings.
Wizard A series of steps involving selecting options or providing
feedback for configuring or using features in a user-friendly
way.
Floorplan An image used to represent the location of the HomeManager.
Static Update
Controller A controller that receives updates about the network and device
routes.
Static Id Server A controller that can enable the creation of Inclusion
Controllers which can then be used in adding and removing
devices in a network.
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Introduction
The HomeManager is a controller that will allow you to manage Z-Wave enabled
modules from within your home or remotely using a web browser. Additionally, you can
activate scenes, setup schedules, and monitor the status of your home.
You can create a complete home control and access network by combining using your
HomeManager with other Z-Wave certified products. Indoor and outdoor lighting,
security systems, garage door openers, thermostats, and other Z-Wave certified products
can all be controlled by the HomeManager.
The HomeManager is compatible with the complete range of HomeRun Holdings Corp.
Z-Wave certified products. Furthermore, other Z-Wave enabled products, regardless of
brand, will also work with the HomeManager. Please consult a Z-Wave product supplier
for more details.
Some of the features of HomeManager are:
•Access and control your network from a web browser
•Setup and control up to 230 Z-Wave devices
•Import a floorplan of your home and see the state of all your devices
•View multiple floors and the devices located on each floor
•Activate mood lighting or scenes in your home
•Schedules activate scenes at specific times including sunrise / sunset
•Schedules can be set for individual or multiple days in the week
•Turn all devices on or off with the push of one button
•Monitor the health, optimze, and repair your network of Z-Wave devices
•Log daily activities of Z-Wave devices when their state changes
•Easily configure and manage controllers and their scenes
•Energy conservation and monitoring
•Events activate scenes based on various conditions
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Basics
To begin using Z-Wave home control technology it is helpful to understand that each Z-
Wave module, including the HomeManager, communicate with each other using a low
power radio transmitter and receiver. Large metal objects, house wiring, walls, furniture,
refrigerators, microwaves and similar items can interfere with communication between
the modules to reduce the range or even prevent communication. Therefore, placement of
the HomeManager and Z-Wave modules is very important.
A Z-Wave network is a collection of Z-Wave modules in a mesh type of network.
Therefore, each Z-Wave module, regardless of manufacturer, communicates with all the
other modules within its range to route and repeat the signals from one device to the next,
thus creating a highly robust 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 modules to or remove modules from
your network. It is easy to add secondary controllers or inclusion controllers as your
network grows.
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Installation
1) Power on your Internet router, hub, or switching device.
2) Connect one end of the provided ethernet cable to the HomeManager Ethernet
Port and the other end to an available port on your router.
3) Connect the provided power adapter to the HomeManager Power Port and then
plug the adapter into an electrical outlet.
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Access
1) After the HomeManager is properly connected, powered up, and running. The
Power Indicator and Ethernet Indicator should be on while the Activity Indicator
blinks.
2) Double-click on the icon for My Network Places, an icon for the HomeManager
should appear in the list. Double-click the icon for HomeManager.
F.P.O.
3) A web browser window will open with the HomeManager interface. Click the
Connect button.
F.P.O.
4) The login screen will appear. In the account field, select Guest, Admin, or
Installer and provide the password in the password field. If this is the first time
configuring HomeManager select Installer and leave the password field empty
(blank). Click Login.

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F.P.O.
5) After login is complete the Home menu screen will appear. From here you can
begin to use the HomeManager interface. The section Configuration describes
several features that can be configured or personalized for the user. The section
Management describes how to setup devices for the Z-Wave network.
F.P.O.
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Configuration
Date, Time, And Location
1) In HomeManager, click on the Control Panel menu item. Next, select the System
section under the Control Panel Menu.
2) Click on Date, Time, And Location menu item.
F.P.O.
3) The Date, Time, And Location Wizard will appear describing this feature and the
process. Click Next on the wizard to make configuration changes or Cancel to
abort the process.

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4) To configure the date and time:
•Select the correct time in hours and minutes for your current location.
•Select the correct date by providing the month, day, and year.
•Select the appropriate time zone for your location.
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5) Click Next once the time and date have been properly filled out.
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6) To configure your location:
•Select the correct country.
•Select the correct region or state.
•Select the correct or nearest city if yours is not listed.
F.P.O.
7) Click Next once the location has been propery filled out. Finally, click Finish to
save your settings.
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Passwords
1) In HomeManager, click on the Control Panel menu item. Next, select the System
section under the Control Panel Menu.
2) Click on the Security menu item.
F.P.O.
3) The Security Wizard will appear describing this feature and the process. Click
Next on the wizard to make configuration changes or Cancel to abort the process.

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4) To configure the password for a specific account:
•Select the account whose password you would like to modify.
•Provide the current password for the account selected.
•Provide a new password for the account selected.
•Retype the new password in the verify section.
F.P.O.
5) Click Next once the current and new password has been propery filled out.
Finally, click Finish to save your settings.
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Restrictions
1) In HomeManager, click on the Control Panel menu item. Next, select the System
section under the Control Panel Menu.
2) Click on the Restrictions menu item.
F.P.O.
3) The Restrictions Wizard will appear describing this feature and the process. Click
Next on the wizard to make configuration changes or Cancel to abort the process.

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4) To enable or disable features for a specific account:
•Control features provide the account the ability to activate scenes,
schedules, and to interact with devices.
•Manage features provide the account the ability to add, remove, and
configure devices as well as use Z-Wave network management functions
such as replication or resetting the network.
•System features provide the account the ability to configure system
settings such as passwords, restrictions, and internet settings.
•Check the features you want to enabled.
•Uncheck the features you want to disabled.
F.P.O.
5) Click Next once the Control, Manage, and System features have been properly
checked or unchecked. Finally, click Finish to save your settings.
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Internet Settings
1) In HomeManager, click on the Control Panel menu item. Next, select the System
section under the Control Panel Menu.
2) Click on the Internet Options menu item.
F.P.O.
3) The Internet Options Wizard will appear describing this feature and the process.
Click Next on the wizard to make configuration changes or Cancel to abort the
process.
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