Wayne-Dalton Houseport USB Z-Wave WDUSB-10MAC User manual

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Houseport® USB Z-Wave®
Adapter with Stand for
Apple®Mac® User Manual
for Model WDUSB-10MAC
Create, Manage and automate your Home
Control System from your Mac®computer
Thank you for purchasing the Houseport® USB Z-Wave®Adapter for Mac® computers. Z-Wave®products
by Wayne-Dalton allow you to control your home by remote control. You can create a complete Home
Control and Access Network by combining your Houseport® USB Z-Wave®Adapter with other Z-Wave®
certified products. Indoor and outdoor lighting, security systems, garage door openers, and thermostats
are just a few of the items you can easily control with additional Z-Wave®certified products.
Your new USB Z-Wave®Adapter is compatible with the complete range of Wayne-Dalton Z-Wave®certified
products. Furthermore, other Z-Wave®enabled modules, regardless of brand, will also work with your
Houseport® USB Z-Wave®Adapter . Please consult with your module supplier for more details.
Home Control Basics
Z-Wave®certified products will allow you to easily control multiple devices in a home with the push of a
button in what is known as a “scene”. Turning on your home’s interior lights and activating the set-back
on your thermostat from your in-vehicle remote as you come home is an example of a scene. Dimming
the lights and automatically closing your curtains to watch TV with a single push of a button is another
example of a scene.
Visit www.wayne-dalton.com/access to get ideas on how to create scenes with your Houseport® USB
Z-Wave®Adapter for Apple®Mac®and other Z-Wave®certified products.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
Mac®USB Z-Wave®Adapter USB Stand Houseport®Software on CD Quick Start Guide
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Introduction ................................................................................................1
Package Contents.......................................................................................1
Table of Contents........................................................................................2
Glossary .....................................................................................................3
Safety Precautions......................................................................................3
USB Z-Wave®Adapter Basics.....................................................................4
Screen Layout Information ..........................................................................5
Installing Houseport®.................................................................................6
Installing the USB Z-Wave®Adapter ...........................................................6
Houseport®Setup ......................................................................................7
Additional Houseport®Preferences.............................................................7
Z-Wave®Network Setup ............................................................................8
Adding Modules to the Network ..................................................................9
Controlling Modules............................................................................ 10-11
Drawing Floor Plan ............................................................................. 12-13
Importing Floor Plan..................................................................................14
Removing Modules from Network .............................................................15
Remove/Replace Broken Modules.............................................................16
Creating Scenes ................................................................................ 17-18
Modifying Scenes .....................................................................................19
Removing Scenes .....................................................................................19
Schedules Overview .................................................................................20
Creating/Modifying Schedules............................................................. 20-21
Single Module Schedules..........................................................................22
Activating/Deactivating Schedules ............................................................22
Deleting (Removing) Schedules.................................................................22
Joining Houseport®to Existing Networks..................................................23
Receiving Network Updates ......................................................................24
Adding a Controller to the Network ...........................................................25
Removing Controllers from the Network....................................................26
Updating Secondary Controllers................................................................27
Optimize/Repair Network ..........................................................................28
Polling ......................................................................................................28
Transfer Primary Role from Houseport®....................................................29
Transfer Primary Role to Houseport®........................................................30
Backup Network Settings..........................................................................31
Restore Network Settings .........................................................................32
Exiting Houseport®...................................................................................33
Resetting Houseport®...............................................................................34
Troubleshooting .................................................................................. 35-37
Compliance ..............................................................................................38
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Basics
Copy – See Replicate.
Delete – Erase transmitter or scene information from Controller. Also known as Exclude.
Device – Any item that is connected to a module (for example, lamps).
Exclude – Remove a module, transmitter or scene from the controller.
Include – Add a module to the controller. Also known as Inclusion.
Module – Any HomeSettings or Z-Wave®product that is controlled with a HomeSettings or
Z-Wave®remote controller. A module can be part of more than one scene.
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.
Node – Single Z-Wave®endpoint (controller or module) on a network .
Operator – Garage door opener or garage door operator.
Primary Controller – The first controller used to set up your modules and network.
NOTE: 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.
Replicate – Copy from one controller to another.
Scene – A scene is a series of Z-Wave®modules programmed to turn to a specific level (on, off
or dim) with the push of a button on a controller.
Schedule - A timer based event in the software that will activate a scene or turn on/off a zone at
a specified time of day, or at sunrise or sunset.
Secondary Controller – A controller containing network information about other modules within
the network, and is created FROM the primary controller. Secondary controllers cannot include or
delete modules to the network.
Sunrise/Sunset Function -- Allows the software to follow sunrise or sunset times. Houseport®
will automatically adjust schedules as daylight length increases or decreases, without the need to
be re-programmed.
Zone - Zones can include one or more modules in your network, allowing them to be turned on or
off when pressed or based on a schedule. Also known as groups.
GLOSSARY
Safety Precautions
This software is intended to be used in normal household circumstances and is expressly not for
use in applications where health or safety are dependent on the accurate and timely functioning
of the software or in circumstances where a malfunction or error could result in the loss of
valuable property.
You should not use this software in conjunction with wireless devices or with items connected to
or powered by wireless devices which are not designed for unattended operation.

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Basics
The Wayne-Dalton USB Z-Wave®Adapter with Houseport®software allows you to use your Mac®
computer to create, manage and automate your Z-Wave®home control system.
The USB Z-Wave®Adapter, WDUSB-10MAC, using Houseport®software is designed to work with
your Z-Wave®network as either a primary or secondary controller and requires that you have one
or more Z-Wave®modules. With your controller you can create scenes for controlling multiple
Z-Wave®modules including lighting devices, thermostats, window coverings and appliances.
Some of the features of the Houseport®software are:
• Setupandcontrolupto230Z-Wave®devices
• Drawabasicfloorplanofyourhomeandseethestateofallyourdevices
• Importafloorplanofyourhomeandseethestateofallyourdevices
• Activatemoodlighting(scenes)inyourhomeorturnon/offscenesofdevices
• Schedulethermostatsettingchangesbasedonyourhome’soccupancy
• Schedules–activatescenesatspecifictimesofday,includingsunrise/sunset
• Schedulescanbesetforeveryday,individualdaysoftheweek,ormultipledaysoftheweek
• OptimizeandrepairyournetworkofZ-Wave®devices
To begin using Z-Wave®Home Control technology it is helpful to understand that each Z-Wave®
module, including the Houseport® USB Z-Wave®Adapter, 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
Houseport® USB Z-Wave®Adapter and the placement of your Z-Wave®modules is very important.
A USB adapter stand is included to allow for optimum placement and orientation of the USB
Z-Wave®Adapter.
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 other controllers,
called secondary controllers, as your network grows.
For more tips and great ideas on how to use and expand your network please visit our website,
www.wayne-dalton.com/access.
USB Z-Wave®Adapter Basics

Basics
Houseport®Window Layout Information
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The number below corresponds to the red numbers above:
1. Design and Control operation selection. Activate Design to create and manipulate the
network. Activate Control to operate the devices in the network. The Design operation
mode outlines the window in a yellow and black construction tape border.
2. Add Device and Remove Device buttons are active in Design operation mode only.
3. Draw Rooms button is active in Design operation mode only.
4. All On and All Off controls for Z-Wave®modules when in Control operation mode only.
5. Schedules button used to open the Schedules window to review, create, or remove
scheduled events.
6. Scene list shows all current scenes. Click on the triangle to reveal/hide the
Z-Wave® modules in the scene.
7. Add, remove and manipulate scene buttons.
8. Plan view area with a multi-room floor plan created via the Draw Rooms tool or
imported floorplan.
9. Example of a dimmable light module that is currently off.
10. Example of an appliance module that is currently on.
11. The ‘test scene’ scene is selected with connecting lines visible to highlight the
Z-Wave®modules contained in that scene.

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CD
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Install USB Adapter and USB stand
into computer USB port.
Use this procedure to install the Houseport®
software on your MacIntosh®Computer.
1. Insert the Houseport®CD into your Apple®
MacIntosh®computer.
2. Click and drag the Houseport® icon onto the
Applications folder icon, the release the mouse.
3. Eject the CD and store it in a safe place.
Use the following procedure to install the
Wayne-Dalton USB Z-Wave®Adapter to your
Mac. Houseport®requires the Mac USB
Z-Wave®Adapter to communicate with a
Z-Wave®network.
1. Plug the Mac USB Z-Wave®Adapter into the
supplied USB extension cable with stand.
2. Plug the USB extension cable with stand into
an available USB port on your Mac and place the
stand in an open area away from walls or other
dense materials or metal, for best performance.
Optionally, you may plug the USB Z-Wave®
Adapter directly into a USB port on your
computer, although this may reduce performance
and range.
Installing Houseport®
Installing the USB Z-Wave®Adapter
Installation/Setup
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1. Scheduled events in Houseport®can have a
random amount of time added to their run time
to break up regular patterns. Set the maximum
number of minutes of variation to be added.
2. The modules in your Z-Wave®network can
be turned on and off independent of Houseport®.
To keep the information about the modules
displayed in the plan view current Houseport®
periodically updates the state of all the modules
in the network. Set how often Houseport®
should update its module state information.
3. Scheduled events will not run if your Mac®
is turned off or asleep. Houseport®can keep
your Mac®from sleeping if there are active
schedules to be run. If you would rather let your
Mac®sleep then turn this check box off.
NOTE : This setting does not prevent screen
savers from running or the display on your
Mac®from sleeping. It does prevent the Mac®
processor from sleeping so that scheduled
events can be run at their prescribed times.
4. Houseport®software is continually being
updated and enhanced. A check for new
software updates can be made each time
Houseport®is started if this check box is turned
on. You can also check for Houseport®updates
by choosing the Check for Updates menu item in
the Houseport®menu.
Additional Houseport®Preferences
Use the following procedure to initially setup
your Houseport®software.
1. Find the Houseport® icon in the Applications
folder (or wherever you installed it) and double-
click it to start Houseport®
2. Houseport®automatically uses the location
and time zone information that you have set in
your Mac. This information is used to determine
sunrise and sunset times. If you think there
is a problem with the sunrise or sunset times
choose the Preferences item in the Houseport®
menu and check the location. To change the
location and time zone information click on the
Set Time Zone button.
Houseport®Setup
Installation/Setup
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Installation/Setup
Z-Wave®Network Setup
Use the following procedure to setup your
Z-Wave®network with the Wayne-Dalton USB
Z-Wave®Adapter as your primary controller.
Setting up your network refers to assigning
Z-Wave®modules to the USB Z-Wave®
Adapter’s network. All modules must be
assigned to the Z-Wave®USB Adapter’s
network before any configuration or control
functions can be accomplished.
Note: Devices, such as lamps and appliances,
should be plugged into a Z-Wave®module
before adding them to the network.
Note: If you are adding the Z-Wave®USB
Adapter to an existing network, please see the
section titled “Joining Houseport®to an Existing
Network” on page 23.
Houseport®can either be in Design or Control
operation. For this section on network setup
make sure that Houseport®is set for Design
operation. Design operation is indicated
when the window is outlined in a yellow and
black construction tape border.
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1. Click on the Add Module icon in
the toolbar. A message window
will appear and ask you to press the
button on the module to add.
2. Press and release the PROGRAM
button on the Z-Wave®module. If
the module is successfully added
you will be prompted to give it a
name. Providing meaningful names
for the modules makes network
setup and control much easier. The
new module will appear in the upper
left part of the plan view in the
window. You may move these icons
around by clicking and dragging
them into open spaces or into rooms
(see Drawing a Floor Plan, page 12).
Repeat this procedure if the module
failed to be included.
To view the name of a Z-Wave®
module in the plan window, hover
over its icon with your mouse and
the name will pop up automatically.
If the module does not have a name,
it will be named ‘unnamed’ and the
internal Z-Wave®node number
will follow in brackets.
NOTE: For your security, the USB
Z-Wave®Adapter must be within 3
feet of the Z-Wave®module to be
added. If this is not possible, please
set up your network with a portable
remote controller and then copy
this information to the USB adapter
(See “Joining Houseport®to Existing
Networks”, page 23).
3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 for each
module you wish to add to the
network.
NOTE: Please see the User Manual or Instruction
Manual for the specific Z-Wave®module being
programmed to locate the PROGRAM button and
for specific programming information. To add
a new controller as a secondary controller to
the network, please see the section “Adding a
Controller to the Network” page 25.
TIP: If the Z-Wave®module fails to be included in
the network it may have previously been used in
another network and needs to be reset. Press the
REMOVE DEVICE button in Houseport®and then
press and release the PROGRAM button on the
Z-Wave®module.
TIP: The process of adding modules to a network
is often referred to as INCLUSION.
Adding Modules to the Network
Installation/Setup
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Operation
Use the following procedures for
controlling Z-Wave®modules
individually. For more advanced
control functions please see
the section titled “Creating/
Modifying Schedules”, page 20
-21. and “Creating/Modifying
Scenes”, page 18 -19.
Houseport®can either be in
Design or Control operation.
Houseport®must be set to
Control operation mode to
control modules. In Control
operation the window does
NOT have a yellow and black
construction tape border.
1. Hovering the mouse over the
icon for a module will cause it to
grow larger. This allows you to see
more detail about the current state
of the module and to easily focus
on one module if there are number
of them in a group in the plan
view. The text below the icon shows
the current state of the module.
2. To control a specific Z-Wave®
module simply click on its icon.
The appropriate controls for the
module type will appear. For
example with a dimmable lamp
module slider appears to set its
dim level. Click on the slider and
move it to the desired level and
release the button. The lamp will be
adjusted the set level.
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3. For an appliance module a set of
ON and OFF buttons appears. Click
on the desired button. The module
will be turned on or off.
The icon will appear dimmer or
grayed out when the Z-Wave®
module is off and brighter (more
colorful) when it is on. In between
dim levels for a dimmable
module will show the light bulb
correspondingly more colorful.
NOTE: Many types of Z-Wave®modules have
not been invented yet or are not known to the
software, and may appear as question marks
in the software interface. Additionally, some
modules will not react when their icons are clicked
on. There may be an upgrade available online
which enables functionality for more types of
devices. Check for updates or email support at
[email protected] for information
on your specific Z-Wave® module.
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Floor plans are used to
graphically display your home
and the position of your Z-Wave®
modules in your home so you can
easily visualize your Z-Wave®
network. Houseport® provides
two methods for creating your
floor plan: a) drawing it yourself
and b) importing a graphically
image that has been scanned or
electronically created. (See the
section “Importing Floor Plan” on
page 14.)
Houseport®can either be in
Design or Control operation.
Houseport® must be set for
Design operation mode to create
a floor plan. Design operation
is indicated when the window
is outlined in a yellow and black
construction tape border.
1. To draw a room click on the
Draw Rooms button in the tool bar.
Make sure it is indented as shown
below.
2. Next click your mouse in the plan
area and drag out a rectangle for
the first room. When you release
the mouse button a window will
appear to enter a name for the new
room.
3. Type in the name of the room and
click
OK .
4. Repeat this process for all of the
rooms that you want in your plan.
The room drawing tool automatically
lines up the edges of the rooms
making it easy to create the rooms
that make up your house.
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Drawing Floor Plan
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5. Rooms can be moved and
re-sized as needed. Click on the
Draw Rooms button to turn it off (no
longer indented.)
6. Now you can click on a room to
select it. Small selection handles
will appear at its corners.
7. Click on one of the corners and
drag your mouse to re-size the
room. Release the mouse when the
room is the desired size.
8. Click in the middle of a room
and drag the mouse to move the
room to a new location.
9. You can rename a room by
control-clicking (or right click on a
two button mouse) on a room and
select Rename Room . The window
will appear to allow the room’s
name to be edited.
10. Finally you can remove a room
by selecting it and pressing the
delete key on your keyboard.
NOTE: All operations on rooms can
be undone. Select Undo from the
Edit menu as needed.
11. The colors used to draw the
plan view can be changed easily.
Select Set Colors from the Plan
menu and the following window
will appear. Click on the color you
want to change and use the color
picker window to select a new
color.
The newly selected colors will ap-
pear in the plan view as you choose
them. Click on the Defaults button
to get back to the original color
scheme. Click OK to make your
choices permanent.
Drawing Floor Plan (continued)
Common Operations
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Importing Floor Plan
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Floor plans are used to
graphically display your home
and the position of your Z-Wave®
modules in your home so you can
easily visualize your Z-Wave®
network. Houseport® provides
two methods for creating your
floor plan: a) drawing it yourself
(See page 12) and b) importing a
graphically image that has been
scanned or electronically created.
Imported floor plans can modified
for size and transparency.
You might have an electronic copy
of your house plans or a paper
plan that you can have scanned.
Houseport®can handle many
different image file formats in the
plan view: JPEG, TIFF, PNG, PDF
and more.
1. Select the Set Background item
from the Plan menu. A standard
file window will appear to allow
you to choose the image file for the
plan view. Choose the desired file
and then click Open. The selected
image will be placed into the plan
view.
2. The imported image may be
too big or too small for your plan
view. This can easily modified by
choosing the Adjust Background
item from the Plan menu. A window
will open that allows you to adjust
the plan view image size and
transparency. Move the top slider
left and right to modify the image
size. The contrast of the image
can be modified suit your taste and
make it easier to see the Z-Wave®
module icons. Move the bottom
slider left and right to modify the
contrast.
3. Click OK when you have the
background image set up the way
you want it.
Common Operations

Removing Modules from Network
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Use the following procedure to
remove Z-Wave®modules from
your Z-Wave®network.
Houseport®can either be in
Design or Control operation. For
this section on network setup
make sure that Houseport®is
set for Design operation. Design
operation is indicated when the
window is outlined in a yellow and
black construction tape border.
1. Click on the Remove Module
button in the tool bar. A message
window will ask you to press the
button on the module to remove.
2. Press-and-release the PROGRAM
button on the Z-Wave®module. If
successful, a message window will
appear stating that the device has
been successfully removed. Repeat
this procedure if a message window
states that the module failed to be
removed.
NOTE: Please see the User Manual
or Instruction Manual for the specific
Z-Wave®module being programmed
to locate the PROGRAM button
and for specific programming
information.
NOTE: The process of removing
modules from a network is often
referred to as EXCLUSION.
NOTE : You can also reset modules
in other networks using the REMOVE
DEVICE button. If the target module
is part of another network, it will
be reset to a state which can be
included into a network, instead of
being removed from your network.
Please note that some modules
do not support being reset in this
manner and this procedure will fail;
in such cases, refer to the module’s
documentation for manual reset
instructions.
Common Operations
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Remove/Replace Broken Modules
Use the following procedure to remove or
replace a module has been physically removed
from the premises without being removed
from the network or is broken. A broken
module is indicated by a red circle with a slash
over the module. A broken module will slow
down your network because the network will
try multiple times to reach the broken node
each time Houseport®polls the module or it is
used in a Scene or Zone.
Houseport®can either be in Design or Control
operation. Houseport® must be set for Design
operation mode to remove or replace a
module. Design operation is indicated when
the window is outlined in a yellow and black
construction tape border.
1. Select the broken module by clicking on it once
with the mouse.
2. Select Delete from the Edit menu or press
the Delete key on the keyboard. If the selected
module is considered broken by the Z-Wave®
network it will be removed from the network.
To replace a broken module in your Z-Wave®
network follow these steps:
1. Make sure you are running Houseport®in
Design operation.
2. Select the broken module by clicking on it once
with the mouse.
3. Select the Replace Broken Module item from
the Network menu.
4. If the selected module is considered broken
by the Z-Wave®network you will be prompted to
press the button on the module that will replace
the broken one.
After a few moments, the new replacement
module will be recognized by the Z-Wave®
network and will operate normally.
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Red Circle with Slash
indicates a broken module.
NOTE: You should remove modules from
the network, such as Christmas light
plug-in modules, before unplugging them
for a period of time. For best results, this
functionality should only be used in case
of actual module failure.
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Scenes
Creating Scenes
Houseport®makes it easy to set up scenes. Scenes activate a certain set of modules together,
with each module changing to its own preset level. An example of this is “movie mode”, where
the living room lights dim to the OFF position, the living room blinds close, and the kitchen light
turns on to 20% for a bit of background light. Other popular scenes include “romantic”, “dinner
time”, etc. Be creative!
The Z-Wave® modules in a scene can also be turned on or off in as a group. Note that turning
all the modules in a scene ON is different than activating the scene. Activating a scene causes
all of the modules in that scene go to their preset scene level. Turning a scene on will set all of
its modules to the full on level. The latter is very useful for turning on porch or holiday lights or
outdoor lighting at sunset, and turning them off again around midnight, as one example.

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Use the following procedure to
create or add Scenes and Zones
in Houseport®.
Houseport®can either be in
Design or Control operation.
Houseport® must be set for Design
operation mode to create scenes
Design operation is indicated
when the window is outlined in
a yellow and black construction
tape border.
1. Select the Z-Wave®modules you
want in your scene. You select the
first module by clicking on it with
the mouse. Then add the other
modules to the selection by holding
down the shift key while clicking.
Alternatively you can click in an area
of the plan that does not contain
anything (room or module) and drag
out a rectangular selection area. All
modules that are touched by the
rectangle will be selected.
2. Click on the plus (+) button below
the Scene list to create the new
scene with the selected modules.
3. The newly created scene will
appear in the list with its title
selected and ready to edit to an
appropriate name.
4. Click on the triangle next to the
new scenes name to show the list of
Z-Wave®modules in the scene. The
pre-set scene value for each module
is listed next to its name.
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Modifying Scenes
Use the following procedure to modify existing
Scenes in Houseport®.
•To remove a Z-Wave®module from a scene
select it from below the scene name (click on
the triangle to see the list of modules if needed).
Then click on the action button (the one with the
gear icon) and select Remove From Scene . The
selected module will be removed.
•To add another Z-Wave®module to a scene
select the scene from the list (each scene has
a triangle next to its name) and then select the
module (or modules) that you wish to add in the
plan view. Finally click on the action button (the
one with the gear icon) and select Add Selected
Modules . The selected modules will be added to
the scene with their current level.
•To modify the stored levels of the modules
in a scene you need to first adjust the modules
to the desired levels. Change Houseport®to
Control operation and manipulate the Z-Wave®
modules to get them to the desired levels (see
Controlling Modules above for how to manipulate
the modules in your network).
Then select the corresponding scene in the list
(each scene has a triangle next to its name).
Finally click on the action menu (the one with the
gear icon) and choose Update Levels . The current
level for each module in the scene will be stored
in the scene information.
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Scenes
Removing Scenes
Use the following procedure to remove Scenes
in Houseport®.
To remove a scene or zone:
1. Select the corresponding scene in the list (each
scene has a triangle next to its name), then click
on the action menu (the one with the gear icon)
and choose Remove Scene. The selected scene
will be removed from the list.
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Schedules
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One of the most powerful features of Houseport®is the ability to create schedules.
Houseport®can help you save energy, make life more convenient, or increase the security of your
home by automatically activating scenes or zones at certain times of the day or at sunrise or sunset.
These schedules can be activated or deactivated at any time, and can occur on one or more days of
the week.
Schedules
Creating/Modifying Schedules
Use the following procedure to
create or modify schedules for
scenes and zones in Houseport®.
Houseport®can either be in
Design or Control operation.
Houseport® must be set for
Control operation mode to run
schedules.
It is easy to setup one of your
scenes to be activated on a
schedule. Select the
desired scene in the list (each scene
has a triangle next to its name),
then click on the action menu (the
one with the gear icon) and choose
Schedule This Scene . The Schedules
window will open and a new
schedule will be created for the
selected scene.
Edit the following items in the newly
created schedule:
1. The Name can be set to anything
that is appropriate.
2. The Action is what will happen
when the schedule is run. There are
three potential actions:
Activate – active the scene
associated with the schedule
Turn On – turn on all of the modules
in the scene associated with the
schedule
Turn Off – turn off all of the modules
in the scene associated with the
schedule
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