This is product is discontinued and replaced with ZEN72 . What does that mean? Exclusion should be your go-to move. Exclusion will essentially reset the device and help with a variety of configuration issues. A device doesn't need to be included to your network to get excluded by your controller. Here's how to do…
This is product is discontinued and replaced with ZEN72 . What does that mean? Exclusion is the first thing to try. It doesn't just remove devices from your network - it also acts as a reset! Begin by trying to include the dimmer once more, adding it as a Generic Z-Wave device. Once inclusion times out, try the…
This is product is discontinued and replaced with ZEN72 . What does that mean? The ZEN22 Dimmer Switch can be included easily to your Hubitat hub since it is officially integrated. It supports S2 security so if you are using a C-7 hub, please make sure to pair your ZEN22 switch as S2 Unauthenticated if it doesn…
This is product is discontinued and replaced with ZEN72 . What does that mean? Sometimes you'll have trouble including a device because it's stuck in "configuration limbo." Here's what to try: Exclusion is one of the most useful troubleshooting solutions for Z-Wave devices. It's like resetting the device, so even…
This is product is discontinued and replaced with ZEN72 . What does that mean? Once your dimmer is wired up and working well manually, you can tackle the Z-Wave part of the installation: To include the Dimmer Switch, go to your Vera app interface: 1. Select the Devices tab. Then click on the gray " + Add Devic…
This is product is discontinued and replaced with ZEN72 . What does that mean? If you don’t see all the advanced settings for your ZEN22 in device view on Hubitat, you might need to install a custom device driver. Confirm that your hub is operating on the latest platform version first. Then check that your ZEN22 …
This is product is discontinued and replaced with ZEN72 . What does that mean? First thing's first. Check that the dimmer works fine when controlled manually. After that, we can move on to the Z-Wave part of the installation. We use the term "include" when we want to add or pair a device - it may be helpful to no…
This is product is discontinued and replaced with ZEN72 . What does that mean? Before including the dimmer to your network, confirm that it works manually without issue. Once you've determined that the switch works fine as a manual light switch, it's time to add it to your Home Assistant network. Here's how to do…
This is product is discontinued and replaced with ZEN72 . What does that mean? Manual Control? Check. Now let's add your dimmer to Wink: You'll be able to control it remotely out of the box and add it to custom Robots. However, you won't have access to the dimmer's advanced settings and parameter inputs - unfortu…
This is product is discontinued and replaced with ZEN72 . What does that mean? Before anything, check the air gap switch. This is the small switch underneath the paddle. It's an additional safety feature that cuts power to the dimmer when you're changing bulbs. When pushed out, power is disabled and this may mi…