The bridge ignores Basic Command Class Set commands.
This bridge can be operated in any Z-Wave network with other Z-Wave certified devices from other
manufacturers. All mains operated nodes within the network will act as repeaters regardless of vendor to
increase reliability of thenetwork.
This bridge has one Association Group, commonly referred to as ‘Lifeline’.
This bridge has been optimized to work with the Nortek GD00Z-7 Garage Door Opener using S2 security,
which is virtually impossible to hack. If the GD00Z-7 device is not included using S2, it will default to S0
security.
EXCLUSION
1.
From the home screen, navigate to the Settings page by pressing the (insert gear icon)
2.
Select the Aboutpage
3.
Select ‘Advanced Z-Wave Utilities’
4.
Select ‘Exclude garage opener’to put the bridge in Exclusion Mode. Refer to the
manufacturer’s
instruction for exclusion.
5.
The app will indicate when device exclusion is successful.
INCLUSION
1.
From the home screen, navigate to the Settings page by pressing the (insert gear icon)
2.
Select the Aboutpage
3.
Select ‘Advanced Z-Wave Utilities’
4.
Select ‘Add device’
5.
Refer to the manufacturer’s instruction for inclusion using the device specific key (DSK)
6.
The app will indicate when device inclusion is successful
LEARN MODE
1.
From the home screen, navigate to the Settings page by pressing the (insert gear icon)
2.
Select the Aboutpage
3.
Select ‘Advanced Z-Wave Utilities’
4.
Select ‘Learn Mode’, this will put the bridge into learn mode toreceive information from
another Z-
Wave controller. Transferring network information from another Z-Wave controller to
this bridge
can commonly bereferred to asreplication. Any devices that are not on the supported
device list
may not work properly with the Walmart bridge.
To factory reset the hub, which will also factory reset and delete all Z-Wave network information, press and
hold the button on the back of the bridge for 20 seconds. The LED will flash between white and red quickly
to confirm that the factory reset has been successful.
