
VT8000 Series 13
ZigBee Pairing Procedure
Viconics Technologies Inc.
028-0450-00 November 2014
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PAIR ZIGBEE SENSOR(S) WITH ROOM CONTROLLER
For a full description of how to install a ZigBee sensor, refer to the appropriate Installation Guide for the ZigBee sensor you are trying to
pair with your Room Controller.
Navigate to the Wireless Ecosystem screen on your Room Controller.
1. Go to the first Zone screen that is not already paired with a ZigBee sensor.
2. Hold the ZigBee sensor in close proximity to the Room Controller, and then click the button on the ZigBee sensor (Consult the
installation guide for your ZigBee sensor in order to determine the locations of the button and LED for your sensor).
3. Assuming all the preceding steps have been completed correctly, the LED on the ZigBee sensor will flash several times, in the
following sequences:
1. YRY Searching for Network
2. YGY Device Being Configured
3. GGG Device Joined
4. If there is a problem with the pairing, the following sequence will be displayed:
1. RRR Device Failed to Join
5. For any other sequence of LED flashes, consult the installation guide for your ZigBee sensor to determine what the issue is and how
to correct it.
Restrictions and limitations
When pairing ZigBee sensors in a networked environment where multiple Room Controllers are bound to a single MPM,
it is necessary to make certain that only one Room Controller at a time is being bound with a ZigBee sensor.
When Permit Join is set to On on an MPM, all Room Controllers bound to it will also have Permit Join set to On. A
ZigBee sensor trying to pair with a Room Controller will pair with the first Room Controller in range that has an empty Zone
screen open in the Wireless Ecosystem section of the interface.
If more than one Room Controller in range of the ZigBee sensor has an empty Zone screen open in the
interface, the pairing may fail. The ZigBee sensor will always attempt to pair with the last Room Controller that became
ready to pair by opening an empty Zone interface screen, whether or not that is the correct Room Controller the sensor
is intended for. For this reason, make sure you never have more than one Room Controller at a time with an empty Zone
screen open in the interface ready to pair with a ZigBee sensor.