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Vision ZP3113IN-8 User manual

Parameter 9 2 500 ms.
Size VALUE Default
500 ~ 10000 (unsigned decimal) Unit: ms
Configuration –
Supervision Report delayed reception time
(Parameter 9) To set up the Supervision Report delayed reception time
Parameter 224 1 0x00 (Off)
Size VALUE Default
0x00 (Off) 0xFF (Device always Wake-Up)
Configuration –
Wake Up Test Mode
(Parameter 224) To wake up the Test Mode for testing the command class and signal
purpose only. Please do not try it out of these two purposes.
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Installation & Operation Manual
Product Description and Specification
Limited Warranty
Federal Communications Commission Statement
FCC Statement
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, and (2) This device
must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
FCC Caution
To assure continued compliance, any changes or modifications not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance may void the user’s
authority to operate his equipment. (Example – use only shielded interface
cables when connecting to computer or peripheral devices)
FCC Statement in User’s Manual (for class B) FCC Section 15.105 “Federal Communi-
cations Commission (FCC) Statement”
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.
ZP3113-8 V0 1120104
4-in-1 Motion Sensor
(Temp./Humidity/Light Sensor Built-In)
ZP3113IN-8
ZP3113EU-8
ZP3113RU-8
ZP3113BR-8
ZP3113IL-8
ZP3113HK-8
ZP3113TH-8
ZP3113KR-8
ZP3113JP-8
ZP3113US(USLR)-8
Specification: Package Content
Protocol: Z-Wave™ (ZGM230S)
Frequency Range: 1pc ZP 3113 Multi-Sensor
1pc Adhesive tape for sensor
1pc CR123A Lithium Battery
1pc Installation & Operation Manual
865.22MHz (ZP3113IN-8)
868.42MHz (ZP3113EU-8)
869.00MHz (ZP3113RU-8)
908.42MHz (ZP3113US-8)
912.00MHz (ZP3113USLR-8)
916.00MHz (ZP3113IL-8)
919.80MHz (ZP3113HK-8)
921.42MHz (ZP3113BR-8)
920.00MHz~923.00MHz (ZP3113TH-8)
920.00MHz~923.00MHz (ZP3113KR-8)
922.00MHz~926.00MHz (ZP3113JP-8)
Operating Range: Up to 100 feet line of sight
Operating Temp.: -10°C~ 40°C (5°F~104°F)
Introduction
Thanks for choosing the Vision’s wireless 4-in-1 Motion sensor of the
home security device. The new multi-sensor consists of motion,
temperature, humidity & light sensor for combing several functionality in
one device; more attractive and economic consideration. This sensor is
a Z-WaveTM enabled device (interoperable, two-way RF mesh
networking technology) and is fully compatible with any Z-WaveTM enabled network and
it’s security framework. Every mains powered Z-WaveTM enabled device acts as a signal
repeater and multiple devices result in more possible transmission routes which helps
eliminate “RF dead-spots”.
Z-WaveTM enabled device displaying the Z-WaveTM logo can also be used with it
regardless of the manufacturer, and ours can also be used in other manufacturer’s
Z-WaveTM enabled networks. This sensor monitors movement, and send Z-WaveTM
signal when movement is detected inside the building. With Temperature, Humidity &
Light sensor built inside, it will send the signal out when temperature, humidity & Lightness
changed. When the device is secure included into Z-Wave network, above communica-
tion will be encrypted.
Command Class
COMMAND CLASS NAME VERSION REQUIRED SECURITY CLASS
ASSOCIATION 2 S2
ASSOCIATION GROUP INFO 3 S2
BATTERY 1 S2
CONFIGURATION 4 S2
DEVICE RESET LOCALLY 1 S2
FIRMWARE UPDATE MD 5 S2
INDICATOR 3 S2
MANUFACTURER SPECIFIC 2 S2
MULTI CHANNEL ASSOCIATION 3 S2
SENSOR MULTILEVEL 11 S2
NOTIFICATION 8 S2
POWERLEVEL 1 S2
VERSION 3 S2
WAKE_UP 2 S2
APPLICATION STATUS 1 None
1 None
SECURITY_2 1
SUPERVISION 1 None
TRANSPORT_SERVICE 2 None
ZWAVEPLUS_INFO 2 None
Vision Guarantees that every wireless PIR sensor is free from physical defects in
material and workmanship under normal use for one year from the date of purchase. If
the product proves defective during this one-year warranty period, Vision will replace it
free of charge. Vision does not issue any refunds. This warranty is extended to the
original end user purchase only and is not transferable. This warranty does not apply to
: (1) damage to units caused by accident, dropping or abuse in handling, or any
negligent use; (2) units which have been subject to unauthorized repair, taken apart, or
otherwise modified; (3) units not used in accordance with instruction; (4) damages
exceeding the cost of the product; (5) transit damage, initial installation costs, removal
cost, or reinstallation cost.For information on additional devices, please visit us at
www.visionsecurity.com.tw
Configuration
This ZP3113-8 supports change capabilities by Configuration Command Class after
receiving the wake up notification, but, no support this change on the power-on report’s
wake up notification, because the other devices are not ready so quickly.
The controller has to rediscover the product’s capabilities after altering capabilities.
The controllers has to re-include the node in the network if the controller does not have
any capability rediscovery option.
1
2
3
Parameter 1
Parameter 2
1
1
°C °C (0x00)
3 (°C)
0x00
0x01°F
Size VALUE
1~50 (Set up from 0.1°C~5°C)
Default
Configuration – Temperature
(Parameter 1) Choose the temperature scale (°C or °F)
(Parameter 2) Temperature difference X °C to auto report (every 5 minutes detect)
Parameter 3 1 20%
Size VALUE Default
1~50 (Set up from 1%~50%)
Configuration – Humidity
(Parameter 3) Humidity difference X % to auto report (every 5 minutes detect)
Parameter 8 1
Size VALUE
0~5(unsigned decimal) Times(default: 0 Time)
Configuration –
PIR Trigger Notification Re-sending Times
(Parameter 8)
Parameter 4 1 25%
Size VALUE
0,5~50 (Set up from 0 for Off or 5%~50%)
Default
Configuration – Light
(Parameter 4) Light difference X % to auto report (every 5 minutes detect).
Configuration – LED Mode
1 ~ 3 (Mode 1 ~ Mode 3)
Mode 1 LED Turn Off (Both Temp/PIR Trigger)
Mode 2 LED Quick Flash (Temp. / PIR Trigger)
Mode 3 PIR Trigger (Quick Flash) Temp. Trigger (LED Off)
Size VALUE (Default: Mode 1)
Parameter 7 1
(Parameter 7) Define the LED’s working method.
Parameter 5
Parameter 6
1
1
Size VALUE
1 ~ 127 (unsigned decimal) Minutes (default: 3 minutes)
1 ~ 7 levels sensitivity, (default: 4)
Configuration – Motion Sensor
Re-trigger duration: User can change value from 1 to 127 minutes to setup the re-trigger time
when there is no movement detected in the period of time. Default is 3 minutes.
(Parameter 5)
(Parameter 6) Infrared sensor sensitivity adjustment, 7 levels sensitivity,1 = most sensitive, 7 = most insensitive,
default values= 4.
Parameter 9 2 500 ms.
Size VALUE Default
500 ~ 10000 (unsigned decimal) Unit: ms
Configuration –
Supervision Report delayed reception time
(Parameter 9) To set up the Supervision Report delayed reception time.
Parameter 224 1 0x00 (Off)
Size VALUE Default
0x00 (Off) 0xFF (Device always Wake-Up)
Configuration –
Wake Up Test Mode
(Parameter 224)
PIR Trigger Notification Re-sending Times: In order to prevent any gateway lost, user can change the
value from 0 to 5 times to setup the notification re-sending times in case there is no ack from the
gateway after sending the PIR Trigger Notification. Default is 0 Time.
To wake up the Test Mode for testing the command class and signal purpose only. Please do not
try it out of these two purposes.
16Support OTA Firmware update from controller. Please refer to your controller
manual. use COMMAND_CLASS_FIRMWARE_UPDATE_MD_V5. To
proceed the OTA process. Once OTA function success, we recommend you
exclusive the device & inclusive again before use the device after OTA.
7ZP3113-8 is a Security Enabled Z-Wave Plus TM product, A Security Enabled
Z-Wave controller must be used to fully utilize the product.
8Factory Default Reset: Remove cover to trigged tamper switch, LED flash
once & send out Notification Report. Press Program Switch 5 or more times
within 10 seconds, ZP3113 will send the “Device Reset Locally Notification”
command and reset to the factory default. (Remark: This is to be used only in
the case of primary controller being inoperable or otherwise unavailable.)
10 Support SmartStart, please scan the QR Code from ZP3113 for SmartStart.
QR code and PIN is located on the device, also there is a Full DSK string on
the enclosed DSK card. Please keep DSK card carefully for future inclusion
needed.(P.S.: Z-Wave SmartStart aims to shift the tasks related to inclusion
of an end device into a Z-Wave network away from the end device itself, and
towards the more user-friendly interface of the gateway.)
11 The DSK label is on the backside of ZP3113. Scan the DSK label to access
the SmartStart if gateway 's UI supports SmartStart
12 A Security Enabled Z-Wave Controller must be used to fully utilize the
products.
13 All the reset commands depend on Z-Wave standard.
9Support SECURITY S2 UNAUTHENTICATED & SECURITY S2 AUTHENTI-
CATED.
2Walk in front of ZP3113, sensor will send Basic set On (0xFF) and Notification
Report please refer to status report as (Table 2) below.
3If no movement detected in three minutes (default is 3 minutes - based on
user’s configuration setting, refer Parameter 5) will send Basic Set OFF (0x00)
and Notification Report refer to status report as (Table 2) below.
4The ZP3113 equipped with tamper switch. If the tamper switch is triggered (or
remove the cover), the ZP3113 will send Notification Report refer to status
report as (Table 2) .
5If the motion detection or tamper switch state change, LED will flash once
(default is LED Turn Off - based on user’s configuration setting, refer to
Parameter 7) .
Operation
Alarm Type
Alarm Level
Notification Type
Notification Event
Notification Event Parameter
0x08(Motion detect)/
0x00(Motion detect clear)
0x08(Motion detect clear)
0x07 0x07
0x03(cover closed)
0x03(remove cover)/
0x00(cover closed)
Notification V8 (Movement) Notification V8 (Tamper Switch)
1
Release cover tab to open the cover and insert CR123A Lithium battery into
the battery compartment and close the cover back to sensor. The LED color
will be Red / Blue / Green sequentially after power on.
2
Press the program switch once, the LED will flash 5 times which means the
sensor has not been “included” yet or flash once which means the sensor has
been “included” already.
5
Association:
* Support 2 groups (every group supports 5 nodes).
* Group 1 = Lifeline (Battery, Reset Locally, Indicator, Notification)
* Group 2 = ON/OFF Control (Basic Set)
6
Wake Up Notification:
Press “Program SW” once to send NIF and LED will flash once, it takes
around 10 seconds to send “Wake Up Notification” for receiving all command
classes or go to sleep mode after 10 seconds without receiving any command.
7
Auto Wake Up:
Use “Wake Up” command to set up the awaking time and send the wake up
notification to controller. User can use command to change the auto wake up
from 10 minutes to 194 days, Interval increment is 200 seconds, the default
Auto Wake
Up interval is 24 hours.
8
Battery Capacity Detection:
* Use “Battery Get” command to have the battery capacity back in % (in hexadecimal).
* It will detect the battery capacity automatically.
* Low Battery Auto Report when power is lower than 2.4V +/- 0.1V.
4
For “Exclusion” from (removing from) a network: To remove the ZP3113 from
your Z-Wave network (exclusion), place your Z-Wave primary controller into
“exclusion” mode, and following its instruction to delete the ZP3113 to your
controller. Press the Program Switch of ZP3113 once to be excluded.
3
For “Inclusion” in (adding to) a network: To add the ZP3113 to your Z-Wave
network (inclusion), place your Z-Wave primary controller into inclusion mode.
Press the Program Switch of ZP3113 once for sending the NIF. After sending
NIF, Z-Wave will send the auto inclusion, otherwise, ZP3113 will go to sleep
after 30 seconds. The LED indicator will be flashing while the inclusion is
continued.
Installation
*** For indoor use only ***
Notice: If you are installing the entire Z-WaveTM system for the first time, please
refer to the installation guide of Z-WaveTM Interface Controller before installing
ZP3113.
9
Humidity Report: Use SENSOR_MULTILEVEL_GET for getting the Humidity
Report (in hexadecimal). If the present humidity is different with the sensor record
and exceed the setting program, the sensor will report the present humidity.
Multilevel Sensor Report
Sensor Type
Scale
Size and Precision
0x05
0x00 (%)
2
10
Temperature: Use SENSOR_MULTILEVEL_GET for getting the Temperature
Report (in hexadecimal). If the present temperature is different with the sensor
record and exceed the setting program, the sensor will report the present
temperature. LED flashes in every 5 minutes to represent the temperature or
wake up by press the Program SW.
Under 15°C
15~23°C
23~28°C
28~36°C
Over 36°C
Temperature LED Color
Green
Blue
Yellow/YellowGreen
Purple
Red
Sensor Type
Scale
Size and Precision
Multilevel Sensor Report
0x01
0x00 (°C)
0x01 (°F)
2
11
Light Report:There are 3 methods could activate the Light Report (in hexadecimal):
a. Use SENSOR_MULTILEVEL_GET for getting the Light Report.
b. If the present illumination is different with the sensor record and exceed the
setting program, the sensor will report the present illumination.
c. Every 10% decreasing from 100% will report automatically.
Sensor Type
Scale
Size and Precision
Multilevel Sensor Report
0x03
0x00 (%)
2
Light Sensor
Program Switch
DETECTING AREA: unit meter
TOP VIEW SIDE VIEW
11.8M
Ceiling
0M
6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6M
5M
Vertical
Table Ceiling
Angles Wall Corner
Using adhesive tape to mount ZP3113 at 2 meters above surface. To enhance
proper operation, place ZP3113 on the location which can detect the room
widely. The PIR needs one minute to be stable after initial power on, please
proceed motion detection after that.
(Table 2)

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