Everspring Sensors

2013-04-12T13:54:31Z

DaveL17:

== '''Under Construction''' ==

= '''Everspring Sensors''' =

== Inclusion: ==

Device File(s) known to work with Everspring Sensors:

{| width="50%" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1"
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=== Device ===

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=== Device File(s) ===

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| ST814 Temperature/Humidity Sensor
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| ST815 Illumination Sensor with LCD
| D_ComboDevice1.xml
|}

== Setting Device Parameters: ==

{| width="100%" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1"
|-
! align="left" colspan="7" scope="col" |
=== Everspring ST815 Illumination Sensor with LCD ===

|-
! scope="col" | Parameter
! scope="col" | Function
! scope="col" | Size (Byte)
! scope="col" | Value
! scope="col" | Unit
! scope="col" | Default Set (Factory Default)
! scope="col" | Description
|-
| align="center" | 1
| Basic Set Level
| align="center" | 1 dec
| align="center" | 0-99
| Percent of Brightness (Dimmer Level)
| align="center" | 99 (99)
| Set basic set value to be on (or set Lux Level)/off. 0: Disable
|-
| align="center" | 2
| Lux Trigger - On Value
| align="center" | 2 dec
| align="center" | 30-1000 or 0
| LUX
| align="center" | 300 (0)
| Set Lux trigger-ON Value to be _Lux. 0: Clear Lux trigger-ON value
|-
| align="center" | 3
| Lux Trigger - Off Value
| align="center" | 2 dec
| align="center" | 30-1000 or 0
| LUX
| align="center" | 500 (0)
| Set Lux trigger-OFF Value to be _Lux. 0: Clear Lux trigger-OFF value
|-
| align="center" | 4
| Lux Trigger - Off (Timer Value)
| align="center" | 2 dec
| align="center" | 1-480 or 0
| Minute
| align="center" | 240 (0)
| Set Lux trigger-OFF Value to be _Lux. 0: Clear Lux trigger-OFF value
|-
| align="center" | 5
| Auto Report (Time Interval)
| align="center" | 2 dec
| align="center" | 1-1439 or 0
| Minutes
| align="center" | 0 (0)
| Set auto report time interval to be _mins.
|-
| align="center" | 6
| Auto Report (Lux Interval)
| align="center" | 2 dec
| align="center" | 30-1000 or 0
| LUX
| align="center" | 0 (0)
| Enable auto report. 0: Disable auto report.
|}

Everspring Sensors

2013-04-12T13:46:11Z

DaveL17: Creates page.

== '''Under Construction''' ==

= '''Everspring Sensors''' =

 

{| width="100%" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1"
|-
! align="left" scope="col" colspan="7" |
=== Everspring ST815 Illumination Sensor with LCD ===

|-
! scope="col" | Parameter
! scope="col" | Function
! scope="col" | Size (Byte)
! scope="col" | Value
! scope="col" | Unit
! scope="col" | Default Set (Factory Default)
! scope="col" | Description
|-
| align="center" | 1
| Basic Set Level
| align="center" | 1 dec
| align="center" | 0-99
| Percent of Brightness (Dimmer Level)
| align="center" | 99 (99)
| Set basic set value to be on (or set Lux Level)/off. 0: Disable
|-
| align="center" | 2
| Lux Trigger - On Value
| align="center" | 2 dec
| align="center" | 30-1000 or 0
| LUX
| align="center" | 300 (0)
| Set Lux trigger-ON Value to be _Lux. 0: Clear Lux trigger-ON value
|-
| align="center" | 3
| Lux Trigger - Off Value
| align="center" | 2 dec
| align="center" | 30-1000 or 0
| LUX
| align="center" | 500 (0)
| Set Lux trigger-OFF Value to be _Lux. 0: Clear Lux trigger-OFF value
|-
| align="center" | 4
| Lux Trigger - Off (Timer Value)
| align="center" | 2 dec
| align="center" | 1-480 or 0
| Minute
| align="center" | 240 (0)
| Set Lux trigger-OFF Value to be _Lux. 0: Clear Lux trigger-OFF value
|-
| align="center" | 5
| Auto Report (Time Interval)
| align="center" | 2 dec
| align="center" | 1-1439 or 0
| Minutes
| align="center" | 0 (0)
| Set auto report time interval to be _mins.
|-
| align="center" | 6
| Auto Report (Lux Interval)
| align="center" | 2 dec
| align="center" | 30-1000 or 0
| LUX
| align="center" | 0 (0)
| Enable auto report. 0: Disable auto report.
|}

Heal Network

2013-01-20T13:49:59Z

DaveL17: /* Instructions */ Updates location for UI5.

[[Category:User Instructions]]
[[Category:How To]]

'''HOWTO "Heal" your network.'''
If you are having trouble with some of your Z-Wave nodes, this can repair and diagnose the problem.

==Introduction==
Z-Wave is a mesh network, which means that if two Z-Wave devices want to talk to each other but they are too far apart to communicate directly, they will relay messages through other Z-Wave devices that are in-between. Every device needs to know where it is in proximity to all the other devices, so it knows which devices it can use for relaying. This network map is created when you first add devices to your Z-Wave network. If you later move devices around, the map can be wrong, the relaying might not work, and control of Z-Wave devices may become unreliable.

==Instructions==
To correct this situation, go to the 'Devices' tab on Vera's 'Setup' page, choose 'Z-Wave', then 'More Z-Wave Options' and hit the 'Go' button. In the section 'Repair My Network', you can specify 3 parameters. (On UI5, go to the 'Setup' tab, then the 'Z-Wave Settings' tab, and then the 'Repair' item.)

(1) How long Vera should wait for battery operated devices to wake up: During the first part of the heal network, Vera will attempt to locate all the devices on the network. Many battery operated devices, like sensors, will not respond except at periodic wakeup intervals. Indicate how long Vera should wait for any battery operated devices to wake up. 60 minutes is usually safe since most battery operated devices wakeup every 30-60 minutes by default.

(2) You can tell Vera to reconfigure all the devices: If you leave it checked, the green 'Device is Configured' cog wheel icons (see: [[Device Control Status]]) will turn gray or blue as Vera re-configures the devices, but, when the test is completed, the icons should be green again.

(3) Indicate how long Vera should run a stress test on the network: During this time Vera will constantly send data to all your Z-Wave nodes and measure the delay and accuracy of their responses.

Vera will go through all the devices one by one and have each device broadcast signals, and all the other devices around record those signals, and, in turn, the map gets rebuilt. At the same time, the 'Device is Configured' flags are reset, meaning Vera will attempt to re-configure your devices again.

When the heal network test is done, go back to the 'Z-Wave Options' page (click the 'Z-Wave Options' link again even if the page is still loaded), and in 'View Repair Reports' you'll see a pull-down listing the heal network test that was just completed. Choose it to view the test results. You can copy/paste the test results if you want to keep a copy of them. The repair reports will be lost when you power cycle Vera.

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* '''''Note: Heal network can take hours to complete.''''' So it's best to let it run overnight. While the test is running, the status will say "Please wait... Configuring Z-Wave devices", and the progress of the test is shown below it. Because this generates a lot of Z-Wave traffic, your Z-Wave devices may respond very slowly if you try to use them while the test is running. If you have battery-operated devices that are always listening for commands, called FLiRS, like the Schlage LiNK door lock, the testing will use up some of their battery.
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Luup Plugins ByHand

2013-01-13T23:35:01Z

DaveL17: Adds location of Luup files under UI5.

[[Category:Development]]
==Description of the XML files==

Because the web generator is not yet operational you need to create the XML files by hand. The easiest way to do this is to start with an existing device as a template that you modify to suit your needs. In Vera's Setup Web UI, choose Devices, Luup plug-ins (in UI5, choose Apps, Develop Apps, Luup Files). There is a list of all the XML files which came with Vera by default. Files that start with D_ are UPnP device specifications. Files that start with S_ are UPnP service specifications. And files that start with I_ are Luup implementation files. Click view to see the XML file. We recommend using the Firefox web browser because it has built-in support for nicely displaying XML files in a graphical tree. XML can be hard to read in other web browser.

When you open a device specification file the xml tag deviceType defines what kind of device it is. This is how a UPnP Control Point knows what this device is. If the device type starts with urn:schemas-upnp-org, that means it's a UPnP defined standard, and the list of services the device must support are defined by the UPnP forum. If you're creating your own device type you can substitute the schemas-upnp-org with your own web domain name and change the other parts of the name. But stick to the same convention and use only a-z, 0-9 and hypens (-) and colons (:). Remember though that if you use your own device type chances are UPnP Control Points won't know what to do with it unless the author of the control point makes a custom addition for you.

The device file references the service files (S_) and gives each service a serviceType and a serviceId. The serviceType what defines the standard UPnP service. But since it's possible to have multiple instances of a given service, each needs a unique serviceId. For example, there is a standard UPnP service to set the setpoint on a thermostat called: urn:schemas-upnp-org:service:TemperatureSetpoint:1. But many thermostats have multiple setpoints, such as heat and cool. So in the standard for a UPnP thermostat device (D_HVAC_ZoneThermostat1.xml), there are 2 instances of the serviceType "urn:schemas-upnp-org:service:TemperatureSetpoint:1", one has the id "urn:upnp-org:serviceId:TemperatureSetpoint1_Cool" and the other "urn:upnp-org:serviceId:TemperatureSetpoint1_Heat". They both use the same service specification, S_TemperatureSetpoint1.xml, which is in the XML tag SCPDURL.

The controlURL and eventSubURL are set by the Luup engine and the values in the device specification file are ignored.

The UPnP specification allows that we can add our own custom xml tags. So we add the xml tags "implemenationList" to the device specification which references the implementation files that device will use.

== The Luup XML implementation file ==

We recommend looking at the file I_TestIR.xml for a sample of a typical a/v device, like a TV, for the device file D_TestIR.xml. I_TestSerial.xml has a typical serial device, like a TV with an RS232 serial port for home automation, for the device file D_TestSerial.xml. The Test Serial device is described in detail here: [[Luup TestSerial]].

I_GC100.xml is a full featured, functional implementation for the Global Cache GC100, which is an ethernet device with relay switches, input sensors, infrared transmitters and serial ports. I_GC100.xml shows a complete Luup plugin with parent/child devices. The corresponding UPnP Device specification file is D_GC100.xml. In all the implementation files the top-level XML tag (ie root node) is called "implementation". It contains the following nodes:

=== settings ===

The settings node contains various settings for the implementation.

protocol: Is the protocol to use to talk to the device if you'll be sending data over the network or a serial port. The protocol tag tells Luup what's considered a single ''chunk'' of data. By using a format, from the supported list below, you avoid byte-by-byte processing on input streams as the Luup engine will ''chunk'' the data to you and pass it to your Lua code handling <tt><incoming></tt> requests.
Lua code is much cleaner when it handles data in chunks. If you have a protocol that's not natively supported, and is likely to be used by other devices, let us know and we'll add it to the Luup engine so you don't need to mess with it.

Valid values for this tag are:
*<tt>crlf</tt> - all incoming commands are terminated with a carriage return+line feed character, and all outgoing data should have a cr+lf appended.
*<tt>stxetx</tt> - all incoming commands are surrounded by STX and ETX characters. If you send the string "test" the framework will add the STX before and the ETX at the end, and if the string "<tt>''<stx>''test''<etx>''</tt>" is received, the framework will strip the STX and ETX and pass the string "test" to your incoming data handler.
*<tt>raw</tt> - makes no modifications to outgoing data, and calls your incoming data callback for each byte received. This adds more overhead since the engine needs to call your Luup function for every character, and makes your code complex. So, generally avoid using '<tt>raw</tt>' and let us add support for your protocol if you have a new one we don't yet support.

ioPort: One way to have the device talk to another device on the internet. If you put a TCP port number here, an outgoing connection attempt is made automatically when the device initializes. (The remote IP address should be placed in the 'ip' box in the device's advanced configuration tab.)

handleChildren: If this flag is 1, then any actions that are sent to one of this device's children will be handled within this devices implementation file. Look at the I_GC100.xml file to see how this is done. The GC100 is a parent device which has no services or actions, but has child devices like IR transmitters and relays. This implementation file handles the SwitchPower/SetTarget action for the relays, as well as the SendProntoCode action for the ir transmitters, even though those actions will be sent to the GC100's child device--not the device GC100 itself.

=== functions ===

Put here the Lua code for functions you want to be able to use in other places in your Lua code.

=== startup ===

This tag is a comma separated list of functions you want the Luup engine to call when it's starting up. Generally these are functions in the 'functions' tag.

=== actionList ===

This is where you specify what to do when an action comes in. Create an "action" node for each action, which contains "serviceId" and "name" tags to indicate what action is being implemented. The "name" tag refers to the name of the Action as defined in the UPnP Service Specification file.

There are several different nodes you can put within the "action" node.

==== ir ====

Put an ir code in pronto format in this tag. Luup will send a SendProntoCode action to whatever device is specified as the [[Luup IO Device]] in the [[Luup Configuration File]].

==== run/job/incoming/timeout ====

Put Lua code in the 'run' node that is run immediately when the action is received. This code should be short and quick and return right away because the UPnP Control Point will probably be blocked while it waits for the reply. Also, your Luup device will not do anything else while the 'run' code is executing. If it will take some time to handle the action, use the 'job' tag instead. Job's will run asynchronously, meaning they happen in the background. If you implement this action in a Job, you won't be able to give the result code (ie success/failure) to the UPnP Control Point because the Luup engine gives the Control Point an "action successful" as soon as it creates the job. You can put code in both the 'run' and 'job' tags. In this case, the code in the 'run' tag is run immediately and can return an error condition which is sent back to the UPnP Control Point, or, if it returns 'OK', then Luup will send the 'ok' to the UPnP Control Point and run the job later. The job can take as long as you want.

The UPnP forum did not create an action "on" or "off" for a light switch because they know that it can take some time to actually turn the light on or off, and you don't want to block the UPnP control point waiting for the light to go on or off. So, the UPnP action to turn a light on is called "SetTarget". The UPnP action tells the control point it executed the action ok simply when it receives the action. If the control point wants to know for sure if the light actually turned on, the control point should watch the 'Status' variable and see if it changes to "1" when the light is actually on.

In the case of the GC100, (see: I_GC100.xml), on/off of the relays happens immediately. So the implementation is inside a 'run' tag, which sets the "Status" variables. In the case of SendProntoCode, the implementation is inside a 'job' tag since the pronto commands may take time.

When you have Lua code inside a 'job' tag, Luup will return 'OK' to the Control Point in response to the action, and then queues up the job and runs the Lua in your 'job' code. The job code returns 2 values: 1) the status of the job, and 2) how long to wait before the job times out in seconds. The status can be:

0=job_WaitingToStart: In vera's UI a job in this state is displayed as a gray icon. It means it's waiting to start. If you return this value your 'job' code will be run again in the 'timeout' seconds

2=job_Error, or 3=job_Aborted: In vera's UI a job in this state is displayed as a red icon. This means the job failed. Your code won't be run again.

4=job_Done: In vera's UI a job in this state is displayed as a green icon. This means the job finished ok. Your code won't be run again.

5=job_WaitingForCallback: In vera's UI a job in this state is displayed as a moving blue icon. This means the job is running and you're waiting for return data. Any data that comes in while the job is in this state will go to the lua code in the job's 'incoming' tag. If no data comes in before the number of seconds you return in the timeout, then the code in the job's 'timeout' tag is run.

So in the SendProntoCode job code for the I_GC100, we return 5,10 which means we're waiting for data and should wait up to 10 seconds.

While a job is active, a UPnP control point will see the status of the job when it uses the GetStatus action for Vera. In Vera's web ui an active job is shown as an icon next to the device. While Luup is in the middle of executing the Lua code for your job, the status is reported to the control point as 1=job_InProgress.

Whenever your job is in status 5=job_WaitingForCallback, whatever data comes in on the I/O port will be first given to the job's 'incoming' Lua code *before* it's given to the general purpose 'incoming' Lua code (see below). If the incoming data is not for this job, you should not return a 'true' as the 3rd return parameter from 'incoming', and the Luup engine will forward the incoming data to the general purpose 'incoming' Lua code. If you do return 'true', the Luup engine assumes you handled the incoming data and there's nothing more to do with it. See the incoming tag for the SendProntoCode job code for the I_GC100 as an example. The 'incoming' code returns 3 values. The first 2 are the same as for the 'job', and the 3rd is true or false depending on if the incoming data was for this job or not.

The Luup engine will only run one chunk of Lua code at a time. This is necessary to prevent problems with the shared variables. However, there can be multiple jobs in the 5=job_WaitingForCallback state. When one job is run, and it returns the status 5=job_WaitingForCallback, the Luup engine will start another job while the first one is waiting. So when incoming data is received, the Luup engine will pass the data to the 'incoming' Lua code for all the jobs in the 5=job_WaitingForCallback state, in the order the jobs were created. As soon as a job returns 'true' for the 3rd parameter, Luup discards the incoming data. As long as the jobs return 'false' the data is passed on to the next job, and eventually to the general purpose 'incoming' Lua code. If, when you start a job, you do not want other jobs to run until your job is done, call the [[Luup Lua extensions]] lu_block_jobs. Other Luup plugins will continue to run asynchronously, but no other jobs will run for this particular Luup plugin until this job becomes 'done' or 'error/abort'.

[[Luup Declarations]] lists what variables this Lua code receives and what it should return.

==== incoming ====

This block defines what to do when data is received by the device, if this device is talking on a serial port, ethernet port, or some other generic I/O port. The Luup engine handles low-level I/O for these types of ports so you only need to call one of the [[Luup Lua extensions]] to send data on the port.

This is the general purpose incoming data handler that the Luup engine will call whenever data comes in on an I/O Port. It has a node 'lua' which contains the Lua code that is called.

[[Luup Declarations]] lists what variables this Lua code receives and what it should return.

=== function declarations ===

Whatever Lua code you create in the tags will be put inside a function automatically by the Luup engine, and your code will be passed variables that are relevant to whatever the code needs to do. For example, the code inside the 'run' tag is passed lul_device,lul_settings where lul_device is the id of the device the action was sent to, and lul_settings has the arguments to the UPnP action. See: [[Luup Declarations]] for details.

==Walkthrough to create a device==

We have documented step-by-step the detailed process of creating a Luup interface, including everything that was done to debug, for Somfy blind control device (see: [http://www.blindshademotors.com/documents/accessories-special-applications/rs232-to-rts-compatability.pdf]), which is a simple 1-way serial device (ie send data, but don't get any response) here: [[Luup_Somfy_Walkthrough]]

No matter type of Luup plugin you'll be creating the procedure to create it is the same. This is true for Luup plugins which do not talk to any external hardware, such as a 'Weather' plugin to provide weather services, as well as plugins that talk to infrared devices like a TV, and serial/network devices.

The first step is to create the UPnP device specification and service specification files. Whenever possible you will want to re-use existing service specification files, as explained in "Introduction to UPnP" [[Luup_Plugins#Introduction_to_UPnP here]]. And if your device is functionally the same as an existing UPnP Device type, like a light switch, you should re-use an existing UPnP Device Specification file also so that a UPnP Control Point will know how to control your device with modification. A list of all currently known UPnP Device and Service specification files is here: [[Luup_UPNP_Files]]. Find the existing UPnP device file that is most similar to the Luup plugin you are creating, and list all the services that device will implement. Download these files on your computer either from the [[Luup_UPNP_Files]] page, or by going to Vera's setup page and choosing Devices, Luup plugins.

Modify the UPnP device specification file as needed, such as changing the manufacturer and model. Do not worry about the UDN tag as Luup will create a UDN for you automatically. If your device is functionally the same as the template you started from, leave the deviceType the same. If it's different, modify the deviceType replacing the "schemas-upnp-org" or "micasaverde-com" with some domain that you have, or if you don't have one, just use your name. Leave the :device: but change the word after it to describe your device. The deviceType must contain only a-z, 0-9, : and -.

In the serviceList tag, add all the services you will implement. You can also create new services at this time. Save your new device file and service files as D_[some name] and S_[some name]. This is not mandated by UPnP, but is a convention we use so it's easy to recognize the file type by the name.

Now refer to "The Luup XML implementation file" section above to learn how to create an implementation file.

To add the device to Vera's configuration file, so Vera will load and use the device, go to the Devices tab and at the bottom fill in the UPnP Device filename in the 'Add Device' box and pick a room. When you save your changes, which causes the Luup engine to reload the new configuration, it will look for the device, service and implementation files to start the device. If the files don't already exist on Vera, Vera will log an error and will not start the device. So you need to upload any new files you created by going to the Devices, Luup plugins page in Vera's setup web page. You can upload several files at once. The files will not be used until the Loop engine is reset so you probably want to check the "Restart Luup after upload" box before you click 'go'. If you upload the files without checking the box and want to restart the Luup engine, just click 'save', even if the button is grayed out. You will likely need to make several changes to the files before they're right so you can leave one web browser open to the 'Luup plugin' page and just modify the files in your text editor then click 'go' again to re-upload them after saving your changes. You can open another browser window or tab to access other pages in Vera's web ui and control the device while leaving the list of files to upload on the Luup plugin page intact so you can re-upload by clicking 'go'.

Next you'll want to know how to debug your Luup plugins and Lua code. See [[Luup_Debugging]]

Supported Hardware

2012-12-08T21:39:19Z

DaveL17: /* Plug & Receptacle Devices */

This is a page for Supported Z-Wave devices.

Alternative hardware pages exist for

*[[ZWave Add Controller|Z-Wave Handheld Remote Controls, Gateways and Scene Controllers]]
*[[IP Cameras|IP Enabled Cameras]]
*[[Insteon Supported Hardware|Insteon/X10 devices]]
*USB, or USB-Serial, [[Serial Supported Hardware|Interface devices]]

In general, any device with the Z-Wave logo should work with Vera. A list of tested Z-Wave devices is below, with specific notes for each type of device. This is a wiki, so feel free to add to the page. To learn about Z-Wave routing and fixing routing problems see: [[Heal Network]]

== Hardware Reported to Work ==

*We strongly encourage users to list any and all products they tested and installed.
*If a product works but you did not like it, please list it anyway. It may be the only product available to some users.

 

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'''IMPORTANT! The devices listed here have been added by installers, technicians and users like yourself. Results may vary upon installations. MiCasaVerde does not guarantee operation and compatibility with your installation. The listed devices were found to work with their specific installation. Mixing different series and brands of equipment is not guaranteed in any way to work with other series and brands. It is very likely that users have not fully tested all features of the devices, so it is possible that a device listed here as compatible, will not prove compatible with your hardware. If you are editing this wiki DO NOT REMOVE a listed working device if it hasn't worked for you. Seek help to get the device to work under your individual circumstance. If you are adding to this wiki, please provide links to data for the device and add any tips you feel may benefit someone wanting to implement the device into an installation.'''

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=== '''Lighting Devices''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1" style="width: 1220px; height: 491px;"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| 2-way Dimmer Switch
| ZDW120
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW120---Z-Wave-600-Watt-2-Wire-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P17C64.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW120---Z-Wave-600-Watt-2-Wire-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P17C64.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, easy to install, LED is a very bright blue....can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on. "series 200" model supports Group Associations 2 & 3. (The older "series 100" supported Groups 1-4, but is no longer available.)
|-
| ACT
| 3-way Dimmer Switch
| ZDW103
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW103---Z-Wave-500-Watt-3-way-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P19C64.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW103---Z-Wave-500-Watt-3-way-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P19C64.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, can be tricky to install due to the different combination of 3 way circuits, LED is a very bright blue....can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on.
|-
| ACT
| 2-wire Dimmer Switch
| ZDW232
| 
| Jul 2010
| Indoor
| [http://www.zwave4u.com/products/en/Switches-and-Dimmers/HomePro-Single-Wall-Dimmer-2-wire.html Link]
| [http://www.zwave4u.com/products/en/Switches-and-Dimmers/HomePro-Single-Wall-Dimmer-2-wire.html Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=5198 Newb]
| Wall-mount, 230v, 500W, 2-Wire (no neutral), works well. Can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on.
|-
| ACT
| 2-way Relay Switch
| ZRW113
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZRW113---Z-Wave-20-Amp-3-way-ISO-Relay-ACT-HomePro-P491C63.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZRW113---Z-Wave-20-Amp-3-way-ISO-Relay-ACT-HomePro-P491C63.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Controls Florescent Lamps very well! No humming at all.
|-
| ACT
| Companion Switch
| AS101
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/AS101---Z-Wave-3-Way-Companion-Switch-ACT-HomePro-P10C63.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/AS101---Z-Wave-3-Way-Companion-Switch-ACT-HomePro-P10C63.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, can be tricky to install due to the different combination of 3 way circuits, The trick here is to install this device where the power comes in.
|-
| ACT 
| 3-way Dimmer Switch, 2 rocker 
| ZDM230 
| 1.1 
| Aug 2009 
| Indoor 
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZDM230_spec.pdf Link] 
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker] 
| Dimmer, Wall-mount, 230v, 500W, 3-way, 3 Wire, 2 rocker 
|-
| ACT
| 3-way Relay Switch, 2 rocker
| ZRM230 
| 1.1 
| Aug 2009 
| Indoor 
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZRM230_spec.pdf Link] 
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker] 
| Relay, Wall-mount, 230v, 6A, 3-way, 3 Wire, 2 rocker - '''Status polling does not work with Vera''' 
|-
| Cooper
| Accessory (3-way slave)
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| See [[Cooper Accessory Slave]]
|-
| Düwi
| 2 wire dimmer
| 
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| In-wall dimmer.
|-
| Düwi
| 3 wire switch
| 05431
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| In-wall switch.
|-
| Düwi
| 3 wire switch
| 06431
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| The newer in-wall Düwi switch (also designated Düwi.me), marked with a green sticker on the housing. This switch supports status push.
|-
| Fibar
| 3 wire double switch
| FGS221
| 
| Oct 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| This device is designed to use (and be mounted behind) existing light switches. Supports status push. Also available: single switch, dimmer, blind control.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Lamp Module w/Dimmer
| 45602
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with most incandescent bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Fluorescent Light & Appliance Module
| 45603
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with small appliances, incandescent, fluorescent and LED bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Outdoor Switch Module
| 45604
|  
| 7/2011
| Outdoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with small appliances, incandescent, fluorescent and LED bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| On/Off/Dim Dimmer Switch
| 45606
|  
| 2/2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/manual-downloads/applications/DocumentLibraryManager/upload/45606-Manual-Eng.pdf Link] [http://www.jascoproducts.com/products/pc/GE-Z-Wave-Wireless-Lighting-Control-Dimmer-Switch-63p555.htm Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=64 Anthonyris]
| Discontinued, See 45612. Requires neutral lead. Works fine with most bulbs. With Philips AmbientLED, flickers at >95% brightness. Supports beaming. Flickers at low-levels with dimmable LED.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Dimmer Switch
| 45607
|  
|  
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| GE/Jasco
| On/Off Switch
| 45609
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Auxiliary Switch
| 45610
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| No zwave function; for 3 and 4-way switching kits
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 2-way Rocker Dimmer
| 45612
|  
| 2/2012
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| No neutral required; replaces 45606
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 3-way Dimmer Kit
| 45613
|  
|  
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Possible error in 45613 manual diagrams, see 45610 diagrams
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 3-way Switch Kit
| 45614
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| Innovus
| Relay Switch Adapter
| RAone SmartPower
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smartpower_zw_tech_doc.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker]
| Works very well + it has a build in powermeter which works perfect with Vera
|-
| Innovus
| Dimmer Switch Adapter
| RAone SmartDimmer
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smartdimmer-00110001-tech.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker]
| Works very well + it has a build in powermeter which works perfect with Vera
|-
| Intermatic
| Lamp Module
| HA03C
|  
| Sept 2010
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/modules/ha03.aspx Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=5852 JonnyO]
| Easy to Instal, supports dimming
|-
| Intermatic
| Screw-in Lamp Module
| HA05C
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA05C---Z-Wave-IndoorOutdoor-Screw-in-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P1C62.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA05C---Z-Wave-IndoorOutdoor-Screw-in-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P1C62.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Easy install, easy to pair with Vera!
|-
| Intermatic
| 300 watt dimmer
| HA06
| 
| July 2007
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/modules/ha06.aspx Link]
| 
| 
| Affordable Dimmer Switch. incandescent/halogen only. Loads for 300 watts or less no neutral required. Great for dimming one bulb.
|-
| Intermatic
| 3-way Switch
| HA18
| 
| Dec 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/new%20products/ha18.aspx Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=66 Kozanator]
| Affordable 3-way Switch
|-
| Intermatic
| 3-way Dimmer Switch
| HA20
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/new%20products/ha20.aspx Link]
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-460-intermatic-homesettings-ha20c-3-way-in-wall-switch-dimmer.aspx Link]
| 
| Affordable 3-way 600W dimmer
|-
| Leviton
| Dimmer Switch
| VRI06-1LX
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305784&section=25501 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Works well
|-
| Leviton
| 4-Scene Controller with Switch
| VRCS4-MRX
| 7,2,67,0,2
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=433270&section=28563 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Works well, pair as per [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Leviton_Scene_Controller Leviton 4-Scene Controller], then again holding "2" and "4" to pair the Switch ("Load") itself.
|-
| Leviton
| Dimmer Switch
| VRM10-1LX
| 1
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=104&products_id=170 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B000ZKM7I8/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=65 mark-hc]
| This is a high quality dimmer geared towards high-end installations
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1L
|  
| May 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| (Coordinating Remote??)
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1LX
|  
| Oct 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Works well. Pair normally. Can also be used in single pole applications. [Note: white, ivory, [[Almond]].]
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1LZ
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Works well. Pair normally. Can also be used in single pole applications. [Note: white, ivory, [[Light almond]].]
|-
| Merten
| Radio sensor cover for dimmer inserts
| 5026xx, 5036xx, 5046xx
| 6,2,7,1,5
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5026_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| Radio sensor cover for switch inserts
| 5024xx, 5034xx, 5044xx
| 6,2,27,2,2
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/5024xx_5034xx_5044xx_Sensorflaeche4pin_CONNECT_INT.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| Single Radio flush-mounted receiver
| 507001
| 6,2,27,2,2
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5070_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| switch, flush-mounted
| 507501, 507601
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5075_581_00_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well (according to [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=276.15 Link])
|-
| Merten
| 1-gang universal dimmer, flush-mounted
| 507900
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5079_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well (according to [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=276.15 Link])
|-
| Monster
| 4-Scene Controller with Switch
| IWC600
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=433270&section=28563 Link]
| 
| 
| This is the same as the Leviton scene controller. Follow these instructions: [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Leviton_Scene_Controller Leviton 4-Scene Controller]
|-
| Schlage
| Lamp Module
| RP200
| 1.0
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://consumer.schlage.com/products/Productdetail3.asp?StyleID=139&FinishID=12&FunctionID=77 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2870 LibraSun]
| Works well Sold with Schlage LiNK lock system
|}

 

=== '''Plug & Receptacle Devices''' ===

{| width="1677" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZRR150W
| 2.2
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-527-homepro-zrr150-wall-receptacle.aspx Link]
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-527-homepro-zrr150-wall-receptacle.aspx Link]
| 
| Works like a champ! Easy to Install. One receptacle RF controlled, the other is hot
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZRP200
|  
| EU
| July 2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
| intveltr
| Basic plug-in switch.
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZDP200
|  
| EU
| July 2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
| intveltr
| Basic plug-in dimmer.
|-
| Cooper Wiring Devices
| In-Wall Receptacle
| RFTR9505-T
|  
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://solutions.cooperwiringdevices.com/common/brands.cfm?pg=Detail&brandName=CWD%20Technology&category=Aspire%20RF%20Lighting%20Control%20System%3A%20Receptacles&id=16772 Link]
| 
| 
| One receptacle is RF controlled, the other is hot. Not load sensing.
|-
| Duwi
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| 05437
|  
| EU
| Feb 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.duewi.com/ Link]
| 
| ezhome
| High quality Plug-in switch, Easy install and works well
|-
| Everspring
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| AN157-2
| 4,2,64,1,2
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=501&CateUIDList=0,83 Link]
| 
| Ap15e
| Works well.
|-
| Everspring
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| AN158
|  
| EU
|  
| Indoor
|  
| 
| intveltr
| Works well. Supports status push and power metering
|-
| GE/Jasco
| In-wall Duplex Receptacle
| 45605
|  
| US
| 2/2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/products/pc/GE-Z-Wave-Wireless-Lighting-Control-Duplex-Receptacle-63p554.htm Link] [http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/manual-downloads/applications/DocumentLibraryManager/upload/45605-Manual-Eng.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=64 Anthonyris]
| Easy. Works.
|-
| Home Manageables
| Lamp Module (Dimming)
| HM-LM001
|  
|  
| Nov 2011
| Indoor
| 200W maximum load, 25W minimum load
| [http://www.homemanageables.com/manuals/HM-LM001%20Manual%20Final.pdf Link]
| DaveL17
| Works well. Support for incandescent loads only. Not load sensing.
|-
| Intermatic
| In-Wall Receptacle
| CA3500
| 1
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=105&products_id=97 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B000U3XYPA/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 Link]
| 
| This is a decent, but expensive solution for in-wall receptacles. One receptacle RF controlled, the other is hot.
|-
| Intermatic
| Appliance Module
| HA02C
| 1
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=108&products_id=98 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/Intermatic-HA02C-Settings-Heavy-Duty-Appliance/dp/B000BJSDZO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1227467418&sr=8-3 Link]
| 
| Seems to work well
|-
| Intermatic
| Outdoor Module
| HA04C
| 1
|  
| Dec 2008
| Outdoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA04C---Z-Wave-Outdoor-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P6C62.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA04C---Z-Wave-Outdoor-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P6C62.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=66 Kozanator]
| Easy to Install.
|-
| Merten
| switch, plug adapter, 2000 W
| 508519
| 6,2,7,1,5
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5085_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well.
|-
| Monster Central
| 1800W Appliance Module
| ML-LAS1000
| 1
|  
| Jan 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.monstercable.com/productdisplay.asp?pin=3164 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Easy to Install. I use this as a ZWave signal repeater. Appears to be a badge-engineering of [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=309748&section=25542 Leviton VRP15-1LW]
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Appliance Module
| HA-02L (HA-02WD)
| 
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indooor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-02WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Note: link is to HA-02WD manual.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Lamp Module
| HA-03WD
| 
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-03WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Not load sensing.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Outdoor Lighting Module
| HA-04WD
| 
| 
| Oct 2012
| Outdoor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-04WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Not load sensing.
|}

 

=== '''Thermostat Devices''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Wall Stat
| WDTC-20
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/WDTC-20---Z-Wave-Thermostat-Wayne-Dalton-P599C38.aspx Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/Wayne-Dalton-Corporation-Z-Wave-Thermostat/dp/B001F8QKYQ Link]
| 
| Has 2 inclusion modes: 1) press and release the bind button and the STAT will be included as a thermostat and works with Vera, 2) press and hold the bind button and it will be added as a binary switch for compatibility with old, non-compliant remotes. If it's added in the wrong mode, remove it and re-add it. Works great simple to use!
|-
| HAI
| Wall Stat
| RC-80BZ
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2007
| Indoor
| [http://www.homeauto.com Link]
| [http://www.homeauto.com/Downloads/Products/Omnistat/rcr80.pdf Link]
| 
| Shows up as Standard Thermostat in Vera, Hold button feature not able to control by Vera at this time. Priced above 200.00. Has internal setback programs. Works great.
|-
| RCS
| Wall Stat
| TZ43
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/TZ43---Z-Wave-Thermostat-RCS-P627C67.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/TZ43---Z-Wave-Thermostat-RCS-P627C67.aspx Link]
| 
| Shows up as Standard Thermostat in Vera, much more feature rich the the WDTC-20 but comes with a hefty price tag ($214.95). Wish Vera could use all the features in this Thermostat! '''Note:'''''You need to set the thermostat to show the temperature, on its display, in Celsius degree in order to be able to receive "Set Temp" commands from Vera. This is no longer required in firmwares above '''''1.0.862 (luup)'''
|-
| Schlage/Trane
| Wall Stat
| Trane
|  ??
|  
|  ??
| Indoor
| [http://www.link.schlage.com/Products/Pages/Thermostat.aspx Link]
| [http://www.trane.com/Residential/Products/Thermostats Link]
| 
| It's the same thermostat as the RCS TZ43 and it has the same issue: it's accepting "Set Temp Point" commands only in the measurement unit that is displayed on its screen. '''Note:'''''You need to set the thermostat to show the temperature, on its screen, in Celsius degree in order to be able to receive "Set Temp" commands from Vera. This is no longer required in firmwares above '''''1.0.862 (luup)'''
|-
| Intermatic
| InTouch
| CA8900
| 
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-663-intermatic-intouch-ca8900-z-wave-digital-thermostat.aspx Link]
| 
| 
| Looks very similar to the Wayne Dalton WDTC-20 listed here. works great, simple to use
|-
| Danfoss
| Radiator thermostat
| RA PLUS-w
| 
| EU
| 
| Indoor
| [http://raplusw.com/Content/E962FC0B-6461-4319-82FE-3E1E765142CF.html Link] [http://raplusw.com/PCMPDF/Data%20sheet%20RA-PLUS-w_02.pdf Link]
| [http://www.eurox10.com/Product/ZWave/Actuators/ZWDNF_RA_PLUS-W.htm Link] [http://www.eurox10.com]
| 
| See: [[Danfoss Thermostat]] for installation instructions If the device cannot be configured at the final location, move the device closer to Vera and try again (this device might require a direct connection to Vera for configuration).
|-
| Radio Thermostat
| Wall Stat
| CT22
| 
| US
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.radiothermostat.com/documents/CT-22-Operation-27aug10.pdf Link] [http://www.radiothermostat.com/documents/CT-22-Installation-27aug10.pdf Link]
| 
| Daniel
|
To include the thermostat into your network, you just have to install the USNAP module in the thermostat while Vera is in Include mode. To exclude the thermostat from your network, you just have to install the USNAP module in the thermostat while Vera is in Exclude mode.You can watch a video about how to install it [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9VNuHGENP0 here] 

|-
| Radio Thermostat
| Wall Stat
| CT30
| 
| US 
| 
| Indoor 
| 
| 
| mcvflorin 
| If you experience a problem with other Z-Wave devices, see this [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/images/3/39/RTCOA_Z-Wave_v7.4_workaround.zip note]. 
|-
| Remotec
| Wall Stat
| ZTS-100
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| To include the thermostat into your network, hold the home button for 2 seconds until the display says 'noc', which means 'no connection', then press the Prog button and the readout will say 'Srh'. If it doesn't say 'noc' or if the radio icon is visible in the upper right corner, the thermostat is already included and must be removed/reset. To remove/reset the thermostat hold the home button for 2 seconds until the display says 'done', then press the Prog button.
|-
| Horstmann
| Wall Stat
| HRT4-ZW
| 
| EU
| 
| Indoor
| [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4-ZWweb.pdf Link] [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4B-ZWManual.pdf Link]
| [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4B-ZWManual.pdf ]
| Daniel
| After you include the thermostat in Vera's network, you will have to make some configuration changes in order for it to report the temperature change. See: [[HRT4-ZW]] for more information.
|}

 

=== '''Sensors''' ===

{| width="1369" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| Motion Sensor
| ZIR000 / ZIR010
| 
| EU (ZIR010) or US (ZIR000)
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZIR000_spec.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Inst/ZIR000_instr.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZIR010_spec.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Inst/ZIR010_instr.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| Remove the cover, pair to Vera's dongle by using the push-button on the left of the circuit board. Vera must configure it to work, and it can only be configured within less of a minute (30 sec best) of inserting the batteries. With Vera's dongle removed, remove/reinsert the batteries, and within 30 seconds insert Vera's dongle. Within a few minutes confirm the "configure" icon for the device is green on Vera's setup page
|-
| Aeon Labs
| 3-in-1 sensor (light/humidity/temperature)
| MultiSensor
| 
| EU or US
| 
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://www.aeon-labs.com/site/public/lib/download.php?type=s&f=29 Specs]
| 
| 
| Pair to Vera by using the push-button. Vera must configure it to work, and it can only be configured within 10 minutes of inserting the batteries.
|-
| Express Controls aka HomeSeer
| 3-in-1 sensor (light/temperature/motion)
| HSM100 / EZMotion
| 
| EU or US
| 
| 
| [http://www.expresscontrols.com/pdf/EZMotionOwnerManual.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| See [[ExpressControls3in1]] If the motion sensor does not work right after inclusion and configuration, remove the batteries for a few seconds.
|-
| EverSpring/Hawking/Home Manageables
| Door/window sensor
| SM103
| 6,2,9,1,0
| EU or US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=355&CateUIDList=0,83 Link] [http://www.everspring.com/Archive/Image/File/A501110873R01_SM103_-ECR.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Pair using the intrusion button. The sensor will accept configuration within a few minutes of the initial pairing, or of pressing the intrusion button on the back even after it's paired. Pair the device, or if it's already paired, press the intrusion button, and within 30 seconds insert Vera's dongle. Within a few minutes confirm the "configure" icon for the device is green on Vera's setup page. NOTE: There is some confusion about the orientation of the sensor. The main sensor body has a back (where the intrusion is), a front (where the logo and LED is), and the 2 other surfaces, one of which has a curved edge, and the other is flat. The magnet needs to go against the flat surface. And the flat surface on the magnet should be as close as possible to the flat surface on the sensor, lined up in the middle so the line which passes through the LED lines up with the sensor.
Note: In case the inclusion/exclusion fails you should remove/reinsert the batteries from the sensor and within a few seconds the sensor should be automatically detected.

|-
| EverSpring/Home Manageables
| Humidity + Temperature sensor
| HM-TS001
| 
| 
| Jan 2010 (requires version 1.1.0 or greater)
| Indoor
| [http://www.asihome.com/ASIshop/product_info.php?products_id=3946 Link] [http://www.homeseer.com/pdfs/guides/HM_TD001.pdf Link]
|  
| micasaverde
| Pair or unpair the device by tapping the CF button 3 times very quickly. Once it's paired and shows up in the UI as a generic device, press the CF button 3 times again quickly to make it wakeup and get configured. Then it will correctly be identified as 3 devices (combo device + temperature + humidity).
|-
| Everspring
| Motion Detector
| SP103
| 6,2,9,1,0
| EU or US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=354&CateUIDList=0,83 Link] [http://www.everspring.com/Archive/Image/File/A501110874R01_SP103_%20-%20ECR.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Fortrezz
| Water /Freeze
| WWA-001
|  ??????
| US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.Fortrezz.com Link] [http://www.fortrezz.com/resources/WWA_manual_01May2009.pdf Link]
| 
| Zmistro
| Works great I would place a few in your house. Bathrooms, laundry , kitchen , basement. Great product!
|-
| Intermatic
| Motion Sensor
| CA-9000
| 
| US
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthomeusa.com/Products/CA9000/manuals/CA9000.pdf Link] 
| 
| Aaron
| This device has limited functionality as a sensor. It can only be used to turn on and off a light directly by setting an association, which Vera supports. It does not fire events, so you cannot use it as an event on a scene.
|-
| Merten
| 4-gang radio transmitter, flush-mounted
| 506004
| 2,2,27,1,4
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5060_581_02_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Note: There is proprietary functionality here. Support will be added soon.
Quite complex device; partially supported by Vera; can be used as a window/door sensor (as of firmware 1.0.900) ...

|}

 

=== '''Door Locks''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Schlage
| Door lock and deadbolt
| BE369 (deadbolt)
| 
| Mid 2009
| Indoor
| [http://consumer.schlage.com/link/product_tour/ Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2870 LibraSun]
| Read the instructions here: [[Schlage Lock]]
|-
| Kwikset
| Door lock and deadbolt
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| Read instructions here:[[Kwikset Lock]]
|-
| Yale
| Deadbolt
| Real Living
| 
| 
| Indoor
|
[http://www.yaleresidential.com/Yale/Yale%20US/Real%20Living/Documents%20Library/Yale%20DB%20PUSH%20Quickstart%2018JUL11_Rev%20B.pdf Link]

[http://www.yaleresidential.com/Yale/Yale%20US/Real%20Living/Documents%20Library/Yale%20DB%20PUSH%20Instructions%2023AUG11_Rev%20B.pdf Link]

| 
| 
| Read instructions here: [[Yale Lock]]
|}

 

=== '''Drapes/Blinds''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Electronic Solutions
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| DBMZ
| V2+1
| 
| Indoor
| For 12-24VDC Motors
| [http://www.elec-solutions.com/products/dc_mot_ctrls/z-wave/dbmz/dbmz.html Link]
| Shady
| 2-Wire Motors
|-
| Electronic Solutions
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| ABMHZ
| V2+1
| 
| Indoor
| For 110-230VAC Motors
| [http://www.elec-solutions.com/products/int_ac_mot_ctrls/z-wave/abmhz/abmhz.html Link]
| Shady
| 4-Wire Motors
|-
| Lagotek / RSSceneAutomation
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| DC1-ZW
| 
| 
| Indoor
| For 12-24VDC Motors
| [http://www.lagotek.com/blindspdf/AC1-ZW%20Cut%20Sheet.pdf Link]
| Shady
| 2-Wire Motors
|-
| Lagotek / RSSceneAutomation
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| AC1-ZW
| 
| 
| Indoor
| For 110-230VAC Motors
| [http://www.lagotek.com/blindspdf/DC1-ZW%20Cut%20Sheet.pdf Link]
| Shady
| 4-Wire Motors
|}

 

=== '''Relay controls''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Intermatic
| Contactor control box
| CA3750
| 
| Nov 2007
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://www.intouchcontrols.com/~/media/Files/InTouchControls/Products/Spec%20Sheets/CA3750.ashx Link]
| 
| 
| Multi-instance class supported for this device. Vera is able to control each of the 2 relays independently if desired. please note unit shows as three switches this is a bug with Intermatic not a real issue.You can check the box in devices to not show the second listing of the first relay in "Dasboard" You can control heavy loads like a water heater ,pool pump motor/s. great device
|}

 

=== '''Window Coverings''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| Merten
| Radio roller shutter push-button
| 5025xx, 5035xx, 5045xx
| 6,2,27,2,3 and 6,2,27,2,4
| EU
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5025_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Open/Close buttons work well, but slide bar does not work. GUI buttons do not work with Luup release 1.0.843 and 1.0.862 (fixed with Luup release 1.0.879). Workaround: Use a Luup Scene with the following code:<tt></tt>
<tt>local lul_arguments = {}</tt>

<tt>lul_arguments["newTargetValue"]="0"</tt>

<tt>lul_resultcode,lul_resultstring,lul_job,lul_returnarguments = luup.call_action("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1","SetTarget",lul_arguments,6) </tt> Replace "6" with your device number, replace "0" with "1" for inverse action.

|-
| Duewi
| Radio roller shutter push-button
| 054368
| 6,2,51,1,0
| EU
| Jun 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.duewi.de/index.php?productid=37344 Link]
|  
| Lutz
| Open/Close buttons work well, but slide bar does not work. Some additional observations by Ap15e (Vera V1, firmware 1.0.979):
*GUI button 'Stop' and corresponding UPnP service does not work.
*GUI button 'Up' moves the shutter down, GUI button 'Down' moves the shutter up ...
*After adjusting the running times even the slide bar seems to work!
*I got a report from a user that the düwi device may fail due to interference from the shutter motor. In this case an additional filter is required (costs about 25 €/direction).
*More information is available at [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=3359.msg16142#msg16142 Link]

|}

 

=== '''Cameras that work''' ===

See [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/IP_Cameras IP Cameras] for a more comprehensive and up to date list

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Path for JPEG image
! Product Review
! Notes
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC54GCA
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi
| 
| An inexpensive camera with moderate image quality. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address.
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC210
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi
| 
| A more expensive camera with good image quality and pan/tilt ability. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address. Pan/tilt controls will not work with Vera.
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC80N
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi?size=2&quality=1
| 
| A more expensive camera with good image quality and wireless N. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address. Pan/tilt controls will not work with Vera.
Size can be (160 x 120 = 1,320 x 240 = 2,640 x 480 = 3) and Quality can be (Very High= 1,High= 2,Normal= 3,Low= 4,Very Low= 5)

|-
| iCamView
| IP Camera Server
| iCV-22, iCV-32
| all
| 2009 
| Indoor/Outdoor
| pda.cgi?user=admin&password=1234&page=image&cam=1 pda.cgi?user=admin&password=1234&page=image&cam=2 
| 
| Feature-rich IP camera server, suports up to two compatible USB cameras, optional WiFi support, USB storage, USB hubs, motion; works with range of cameras, see icamview.co.uk. Excellent modular solution. They do ship to North America.
|-
| SmartHome.com.au
| IP Camera
| Z~Series Wireless Camera
| all
| 2009 
| Indoor
| tmpfs/auto.jpg
| 
| Inexpensive IP security camera designed for the Australian and New Zealand Z-Wave users, but shipping world wide.
|-
| [http://global.level1.com LevelOne]
| IP Camera
| WCS-2030
| all
| 2010
| Indoor
| cgi-bin/video.jpg
| [http://reviews.cnet.com/search-results/levelone-camcon-wcs-2030/1707-5_7-31972011.html CNET review]
| An inexpensive IP camera with good image quality. Can be connected wired or wirelessly. Most LevelOne cameras use the same path for the JPEG image, so most of their line (both low and high end) should be compatible. Video and audio also stream over RTSP, which can be customized through the camera's web interface.
|-
| Asante
| IP Camera
| Voyager I
| firmware 2.02 and above
| 2010
| Indoor
| image.cgi
| 
| An inexpensive IP camera that is very feature rich, has good image quality, night vision capabilities, motion detection, two-way audio, video streaming over TCP, UDP, or HTTP, and other configurable features. In firmware version 2.02, Asante added the capability to retrieve an image via a URL (however, it is delayed by 3 seconds). Offers a full-featured web interface in IE using an ActiveX plug-in (limited capabilites in other browsers).
|}

 

=== Alarm Panels ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model(s)
! Required module
! Plugin
! Notes
|-
| DSC
|
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=1 PowerSeries PC1616]
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=2 PowerSeries PC1832]
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=3 PowerSeries PC1864]

| [http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=22 IT-100] or [https://www.eyez-on.com/EZMAIN/envisalink2ds.php Envisalink IP170/2DS]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_dscalarmpanel/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Elk
|
*[http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_2981420/M1_Gold_Cross_Platform_Control%C2%AE M1 Gold]
*[http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_3127911/M1EZ8_Cross_Platform_Control%C2%AE M1EZ8]

| The M1EZ8 panel requires the [http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_2981423/elk-m1ez8msi__m1ez8_main_serial_interface ELK-M1EZ8MSI] Main Serial Port Interface.
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_elk-alarm-panel/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| You can use the ELK-M1XEP Ethernet Interface to connect the panels to Vera on the Ethernet port.
|-
| GE Security / Interlogix / Caddx
|
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-4]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-6]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-8]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-8E]

| [http://utcfssecurityproducts.com/ProductsAndServices/Pages/NX-584.aspx NX-584]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_caddxnx584/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| NetworX NX-8E already has a RS-232 interface, so it doesn't require the NX-584 module.
|-
| Honeywell / Ademco
| VISTA-50P, VISTA-128BP, VISTA-128BPT, VISTA-128BPE, VISTA-128FBP, VISTA-250BP, VISTA-250BPT, VISTA-250BPE and VISTA-250FBP
| VISTA-50P, VISTA-128BP, VISTA-128FBP, VISTA-250BP, and VISTA-250FBP panels require the [http://www.security.honeywell.com/me/intrusion/products/exp/ac/138478.html 4100SM] module.
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_ademco-panels-plugin/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| If your Vista panel is not on this list, look at the next row.
|-
| Honeywell / Ademco
| 10SE, 20SE, 10P, 15P, 20P, 50P, etc.
| [http://www.nutech.com/online-store/18.html AD2USB]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_vista-alarm-panel-ad2usb/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Paradox
|
*Digiplex DGP-848
*EVO48
*[http://www.paradox.com/Products/default.asp?CATID=7 EVO192]

| [http://www.paradox.com/Products/default.asp?CATID=7&SUBCATID=75&PRD=234 PRT3 Integration Module]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_paradox-alarm/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Visonic
|
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMax PowerMax]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxPlus PowerMax+]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxComplete PowerMaxComplete]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxPro PowerMaxPro]

| RS-232 Interface Module
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_visonic-powermax/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|}

 

=== Misc ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| Everspring
| Door Bell 
| UTSE03A 
| 
| EU
|
|
|
|
|
| When added to a third party Z-Wave controller there is no way to associate the push button with the door bell itself, so the push button has no use. In order to make it work, the door bell needs to be associated with a regular Z-Wave switch either by creating associations or by creating a scene.
|}

[[Category:User_Instructions]] [[Category:Hardware]]

Supported Hardware

2012-11-18T04:17:00Z

DaveL17: Removes duplicate Cooper receptacle.

This is a page for Supported Z-Wave devices.

Alternative hardware pages exist for

*[[ZWave Add Controller|Z-Wave Handheld Remote Controls, Gateways and Scene Controllers]]
*[[IP Cameras|IP Enabled Cameras]]
*[[Insteon Supported Hardware|Insteon/X10 devices]]
*USB, or USB-Serial, [[Serial Supported Hardware|Interface devices]]

In general, any device with the Z-Wave logo should work with Vera. A list of tested Z-Wave devices is below, with specific notes for each type of device. This is a wiki, so feel free to add to the page. To learn about Z-Wave routing and fixing routing problems see: [[Heal Network]]

== Hardware Reported to Work ==

*We strongly encourage users to list any and all products they tested and installed.
*If a product works but you did not like it, please list it anyway. It may be the only product available to some users.

 

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'''IMPORTANT! The devices listed here have been added by installers, technicians and users like yourself. Results may vary upon installations. MiCasaVerde does not guarantee operation and compatibility with your installation. The listed devices were found to work with their specific installation. Mixing different series and brands of equipment is not guaranteed in any way to work with other series and brands. It is very likely that users have not fully tested all features of the devices, so it is possible that a device listed here as compatible, will not prove compatible with your hardware. If you are editing this wiki DO NOT REMOVE a listed working device if it hasn't worked for you. Seek help to get the device to work under your individual circumstance. If you are adding to this wiki, please provide links to data for the device and add any tips you feel may benefit someone wanting to implement the device into an installation.'''

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=== '''Lighting Devices''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1" style="width: 1220px; height: 491px;"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| 2-way Dimmer Switch
| ZDW120
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW120---Z-Wave-600-Watt-2-Wire-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P17C64.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW120---Z-Wave-600-Watt-2-Wire-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P17C64.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, easy to install, LED is a very bright blue....can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on. "series 200" model supports Group Associations 2 & 3. (The older "series 100" supported Groups 1-4, but is no longer available.)
|-
| ACT
| 3-way Dimmer Switch
| ZDW103
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW103---Z-Wave-500-Watt-3-way-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P19C64.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW103---Z-Wave-500-Watt-3-way-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P19C64.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, can be tricky to install due to the different combination of 3 way circuits, LED is a very bright blue....can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on.
|-
| ACT
| 2-wire Dimmer Switch
| ZDW232
| 
| Jul 2010
| Indoor
| [http://www.zwave4u.com/products/en/Switches-and-Dimmers/HomePro-Single-Wall-Dimmer-2-wire.html Link]
| [http://www.zwave4u.com/products/en/Switches-and-Dimmers/HomePro-Single-Wall-Dimmer-2-wire.html Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=5198 Newb]
| Wall-mount, 230v, 500W, 2-Wire (no neutral), works well. Can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on.
|-
| ACT
| 2-way Relay Switch
| ZRW113
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZRW113---Z-Wave-20-Amp-3-way-ISO-Relay-ACT-HomePro-P491C63.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZRW113---Z-Wave-20-Amp-3-way-ISO-Relay-ACT-HomePro-P491C63.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Controls Florescent Lamps very well! No humming at all.
|-
| ACT
| Companion Switch
| AS101
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/AS101---Z-Wave-3-Way-Companion-Switch-ACT-HomePro-P10C63.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/AS101---Z-Wave-3-Way-Companion-Switch-ACT-HomePro-P10C63.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, can be tricky to install due to the different combination of 3 way circuits, The trick here is to install this device where the power comes in.
|-
| ACT 
| 3-way Dimmer Switch, 2 rocker 
| ZDM230 
| 1.1 
| Aug 2009 
| Indoor 
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZDM230_spec.pdf Link] 
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker] 
| Dimmer, Wall-mount, 230v, 500W, 3-way, 3 Wire, 2 rocker 
|-
| ACT
| 3-way Relay Switch, 2 rocker
| ZRM230 
| 1.1 
| Aug 2009 
| Indoor 
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZRM230_spec.pdf Link] 
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker] 
| Relay, Wall-mount, 230v, 6A, 3-way, 3 Wire, 2 rocker - '''Status polling does not work with Vera''' 
|-
| Cooper
| Accessory (3-way slave)
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| See [[Cooper Accessory Slave]]
|-
| Düwi
| 2 wire dimmer
| 
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| In-wall dimmer.
|-
| Düwi
| 3 wire switch
| 05431
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| In-wall switch.
|-
| Düwi
| 3 wire switch
| 06431
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| The newer in-wall Düwi switch (also designated Düwi.me), marked with a green sticker on the housing. This switch supports status push.
|-
| Fibar
| 3 wire double switch
| FGS221
| 
| Oct 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| This device is designed to use (and be mounted behind) existing light switches. Supports status push. Also available: single switch, dimmer, blind control.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Lamp Module w/Dimmer
| 45602
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with most incandescent bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Fluorescent Light & Appliance Module
| 45603
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with small appliances, incandescent, fluorescent and LED bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Outdoor Switch Module
| 45604
|  
| 7/2011
| Outdoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with small appliances, incandescent, fluorescent and LED bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| On/Off/Dim Dimmer Switch
| 45606
|  
| 2/2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/manual-downloads/applications/DocumentLibraryManager/upload/45606-Manual-Eng.pdf Link] [http://www.jascoproducts.com/products/pc/GE-Z-Wave-Wireless-Lighting-Control-Dimmer-Switch-63p555.htm Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=64 Anthonyris]
| Discontinued, See 45612. Requires neutral lead. Works fine with most bulbs. With Philips AmbientLED, flickers at >95% brightness. Supports beaming. Flickers at low-levels with dimmable LED.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Dimmer Switch
| 45607
|  
|  
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| GE/Jasco
| On/Off Switch
| 45609
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Auxiliary Switch
| 45610
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| No zwave function; for 3 and 4-way switching kits
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 2-way Rocker Dimmer
| 45612
|  
| 2/2012
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| No neutral required; replaces 45606
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 3-way Dimmer Kit
| 45613
|  
|  
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Possible error in 45613 manual diagrams, see 45610 diagrams
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 3-way Switch Kit
| 45614
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| Innovus
| Relay Switch Adapter
| RAone SmartPower
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smartpower_zw_tech_doc.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker]
| Works very well + it has a build in powermeter which works perfect with Vera
|-
| Innovus
| Dimmer Switch Adapter
| RAone SmartDimmer
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smartdimmer-00110001-tech.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker]
| Works very well + it has a build in powermeter which works perfect with Vera
|-
| Intermatic
| Lamp Module
| HA03C
|  
| Sept 2010
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/modules/ha03.aspx Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=5852 JonnyO]
| Easy to Instal, supports dimming
|-
| Intermatic
| Screw-in Lamp Module
| HA05C
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA05C---Z-Wave-IndoorOutdoor-Screw-in-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P1C62.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA05C---Z-Wave-IndoorOutdoor-Screw-in-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P1C62.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Easy install, easy to pair with Vera!
|-
| Intermatic
| 300 watt dimmer
| HA06
| 
| July 2007
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/modules/ha06.aspx Link]
| 
| 
| Affordable Dimmer Switch. incandescent/halogen only. Loads for 300 watts or less no neutral required. Great for dimming one bulb.
|-
| Intermatic
| 3-way Switch
| HA18
| 
| Dec 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/new%20products/ha18.aspx Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=66 Kozanator]
| Affordable 3-way Switch
|-
| Intermatic
| 3-way Dimmer Switch
| HA20
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/new%20products/ha20.aspx Link]
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-460-intermatic-homesettings-ha20c-3-way-in-wall-switch-dimmer.aspx Link]
| 
| Affordable 3-way 600W dimmer
|-
| Leviton
| Dimmer Switch
| VRI06-1LX
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305784&section=25501 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Works well
|-
| Leviton
| 4-Scene Controller with Switch
| VRCS4-MRX
| 7,2,67,0,2
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=433270&section=28563 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Works well, pair as per [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Leviton_Scene_Controller Leviton 4-Scene Controller], then again holding "2" and "4" to pair the Switch ("Load") itself.
|-
| Leviton
| Dimmer Switch
| VRM10-1LX
| 1
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=104&products_id=170 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B000ZKM7I8/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=65 mark-hc]
| This is a high quality dimmer geared towards high-end installations
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1L
|  
| May 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| (Coordinating Remote??)
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1LX
|  
| Oct 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Works well. Pair normally. Can also be used in single pole applications. [Note: white, ivory, [[Almond]].]
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1LZ
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Works well. Pair normally. Can also be used in single pole applications. [Note: white, ivory, [[Light almond]].]
|-
| Merten
| Radio sensor cover for dimmer inserts
| 5026xx, 5036xx, 5046xx
| 6,2,7,1,5
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5026_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| Radio sensor cover for switch inserts
| 5024xx, 5034xx, 5044xx
| 6,2,27,2,2
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/5024xx_5034xx_5044xx_Sensorflaeche4pin_CONNECT_INT.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| Single Radio flush-mounted receiver
| 507001
| 6,2,27,2,2
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5070_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| switch, flush-mounted
| 507501, 507601
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5075_581_00_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well (according to [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=276.15 Link])
|-
| Merten
| 1-gang universal dimmer, flush-mounted
| 507900
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5079_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well (according to [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=276.15 Link])
|-
| Monster
| 4-Scene Controller with Switch
| IWC600
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=433270&section=28563 Link]
| 
| 
| This is the same as the Leviton scene controller. Follow these instructions: [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Leviton_Scene_Controller Leviton 4-Scene Controller]
|-
| Schlage
| Lamp Module
| RP200
| 1.0
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://consumer.schlage.com/products/Productdetail3.asp?StyleID=139&FinishID=12&FunctionID=77 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2870 LibraSun]
| Works well Sold with Schlage LiNK lock system
|}

 

=== '''Plug & Receptacle Devices''' ===

{| width="1677" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZRR150W
| 2.2
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-527-homepro-zrr150-wall-receptacle.aspx Link]
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-527-homepro-zrr150-wall-receptacle.aspx Link]
| 
| Works like a champ! Easy to Install. One receptacle RF controlled, the other is hot
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZRP200
|  
| EU
| July 2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
| intveltr
| Basic plug-in switch.
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZDP200
|  
| EU
| July 2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
| intveltr
| Basic plug-in dimmer.
|-
| Cooper Wiring Devices
| In-Wall Receptacle
| RFTR9505-T
|  
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://solutions.cooperwiringdevices.com/common/brands.cfm?pg=Detail&brandName=CWD%20Technology&category=Aspire%20RF%20Lighting%20Control%20System%3A%20Receptacles&id=16772 Link]
| 
| 
| One receptacle is RF controlled, the other is hot
|-
| Duwi
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| 05437
|  
| EU
| Feb 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.duewi.com/ Link]
| 
| ezhome
| High quality Plug-in switch, Easy install and works well
|-
| Everspring
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| AN157-2
| 4,2,64,1,2
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=501&CateUIDList=0,83 Link]
| 
| Ap15e
| Works well.
|-
| Everspring
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| AN158
|  
| EU
|  
| Indoor
|  
| 
| intveltr
| Works well. Supports status push and power metering
|-
| GE/Jasco
| In-wall Duplex Receptacle
| 45605
|  
| US
| 2/2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/products/pc/GE-Z-Wave-Wireless-Lighting-Control-Duplex-Receptacle-63p554.htm Link] [http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/manual-downloads/applications/DocumentLibraryManager/upload/45605-Manual-Eng.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=64 Anthonyris]
| Easy. Works.
|-
| Home Manageables
| Lamp Module (Dimming)
| HM-LM001
|  
|  
| Nov 2011
| Indoor
| 200W maximum load, 25W minimum load
| [http://www.homemanageables.com/manuals/HM-LM001%20Manual%20Final.pdf Link]
| DaveL17
| Works well. Support for incandescent loads only. Not load sensing.
|-
| Intermatic
| In-Wall Receptacle
| CA3500
| 1
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=105&products_id=97 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B000U3XYPA/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 Link]
| 
| This is a decent, but expensive solution for in-wall receptacles. One receptacle RF controlled, the other is hot.
|-
| Intermatic
| Appliance Module
| HA02C
| 1
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=108&products_id=98 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/Intermatic-HA02C-Settings-Heavy-Duty-Appliance/dp/B000BJSDZO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1227467418&sr=8-3 Link]
| 
| Seems to work well
|-
| Intermatic
| Outdoor Module
| HA04C
| 1
|  
| Dec 2008
| Outdoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA04C---Z-Wave-Outdoor-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P6C62.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA04C---Z-Wave-Outdoor-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P6C62.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=66 Kozanator]
| Easy to Install.
|-
| Merten
| switch, plug adapter, 2000 W
| 508519
| 6,2,7,1,5
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5085_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well.
|-
| Monster Central
| 1800W Appliance Module
| ML-LAS1000
| 1
|  
| Jan 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.monstercable.com/productdisplay.asp?pin=3164 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Easy to Install. I use this as a ZWave signal repeater. Appears to be a badge-engineering of [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=309748&section=25542 Leviton VRP15-1LW]
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Appliance Module
| HA-02L (HA-02WD)
| 
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indooor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-02WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Note: link is to HA-02WD manual.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Lamp Module
| HA-03WD
| 
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-03WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Not load sensing.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Outdoor Lighting Module
| HA-04WD
| 
| 
| Oct 2012
| Outdoor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-04WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Not load sensing.
|}

 

=== '''Thermostat Devices''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Wall Stat
| WDTC-20
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/WDTC-20---Z-Wave-Thermostat-Wayne-Dalton-P599C38.aspx Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/Wayne-Dalton-Corporation-Z-Wave-Thermostat/dp/B001F8QKYQ Link]
| 
| Has 2 inclusion modes: 1) press and release the bind button and the STAT will be included as a thermostat and works with Vera, 2) press and hold the bind button and it will be added as a binary switch for compatibility with old, non-compliant remotes. If it's added in the wrong mode, remove it and re-add it. Works great simple to use!
|-
| HAI
| Wall Stat
| RC-80BZ
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2007
| Indoor
| [http://www.homeauto.com Link]
| [http://www.homeauto.com/Downloads/Products/Omnistat/rcr80.pdf Link]
| 
| Shows up as Standard Thermostat in Vera, Hold button feature not able to control by Vera at this time. Priced above 200.00. Has internal setback programs. Works great.
|-
| RCS
| Wall Stat
| TZ43
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/TZ43---Z-Wave-Thermostat-RCS-P627C67.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/TZ43---Z-Wave-Thermostat-RCS-P627C67.aspx Link]
| 
| Shows up as Standard Thermostat in Vera, much more feature rich the the WDTC-20 but comes with a hefty price tag ($214.95). Wish Vera could use all the features in this Thermostat! '''Note:'''''You need to set the thermostat to show the temperature, on its display, in Celsius degree in order to be able to receive "Set Temp" commands from Vera. This is no longer required in firmwares above '''''1.0.862 (luup)'''
|-
| Schlage/Trane
| Wall Stat
| Trane
|  ??
|  
|  ??
| Indoor
| [http://www.link.schlage.com/Products/Pages/Thermostat.aspx Link]
| [http://www.trane.com/Residential/Products/Thermostats Link]
| 
| It's the same thermostat as the RCS TZ43 and it has the same issue: it's accepting "Set Temp Point" commands only in the measurement unit that is displayed on its screen. '''Note:'''''You need to set the thermostat to show the temperature, on its screen, in Celsius degree in order to be able to receive "Set Temp" commands from Vera. This is no longer required in firmwares above '''''1.0.862 (luup)'''
|-
| Intermatic
| InTouch
| CA8900
| 
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-663-intermatic-intouch-ca8900-z-wave-digital-thermostat.aspx Link]
| 
| 
| Looks very similar to the Wayne Dalton WDTC-20 listed here. works great, simple to use
|-
| Danfoss
| Radiator thermostat
| RA PLUS-w
| 
| EU
| 
| Indoor
| [http://raplusw.com/Content/E962FC0B-6461-4319-82FE-3E1E765142CF.html Link] [http://raplusw.com/PCMPDF/Data%20sheet%20RA-PLUS-w_02.pdf Link]
| [http://www.eurox10.com/Product/ZWave/Actuators/ZWDNF_RA_PLUS-W.htm Link] [http://www.eurox10.com]
| 
| See: [[Danfoss Thermostat]] for installation instructions If the device cannot be configured at the final location, move the device closer to Vera and try again (this device might require a direct connection to Vera for configuration).
|-
| Radio Thermostat
| Wall Stat
| CT22
| 
| US
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.radiothermostat.com/documents/CT-22-Operation-27aug10.pdf Link] [http://www.radiothermostat.com/documents/CT-22-Installation-27aug10.pdf Link]
| 
| Daniel
|
To include the thermostat into your network, you just have to install the USNAP module in the thermostat while Vera is in Include mode. To exclude the thermostat from your network, you just have to install the USNAP module in the thermostat while Vera is in Exclude mode.You can watch a video about how to install it [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9VNuHGENP0 here] 

|-
| Radio Thermostat
| Wall Stat
| CT30
| 
| US 
| 
| Indoor 
| 
| 
| mcvflorin 
| If you experience a problem with other Z-Wave devices, see this [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/images/3/39/RTCOA_Z-Wave_v7.4_workaround.zip note]. 
|-
| Remotec
| Wall Stat
| ZTS-100
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| To include the thermostat into your network, hold the home button for 2 seconds until the display says 'noc', which means 'no connection', then press the Prog button and the readout will say 'Srh'. If it doesn't say 'noc' or if the radio icon is visible in the upper right corner, the thermostat is already included and must be removed/reset. To remove/reset the thermostat hold the home button for 2 seconds until the display says 'done', then press the Prog button.
|-
| Horstmann
| Wall Stat
| HRT4-ZW
| 
| EU
| 
| Indoor
| [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4-ZWweb.pdf Link] [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4B-ZWManual.pdf Link]
| [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4B-ZWManual.pdf ]
| Daniel
| After you include the thermostat in Vera's network, you will have to make some configuration changes in order for it to report the temperature change. See: [[HRT4-ZW]] for more information.
|}

 

=== '''Sensors''' ===

{| width="1369" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| Motion Sensor
| ZIR000 / ZIR010
| 
| EU (ZIR010) or US (ZIR000)
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZIR000_spec.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Inst/ZIR000_instr.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZIR010_spec.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Inst/ZIR010_instr.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| Remove the cover, pair to Vera's dongle by using the push-button on the left of the circuit board. Vera must configure it to work, and it can only be configured within less of a minute (30 sec best) of inserting the batteries. With Vera's dongle removed, remove/reinsert the batteries, and within 30 seconds insert Vera's dongle. Within a few minutes confirm the "configure" icon for the device is green on Vera's setup page
|-
| Aeon Labs
| 3-in-1 sensor (light/humidity/temperature)
| MultiSensor
| 
| EU or US
| 
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://www.aeon-labs.com/site/public/lib/download.php?type=s&f=29 Specs]
| 
| 
| Pair to Vera by using the push-button. Vera must configure it to work, and it can only be configured within 10 minutes of inserting the batteries.
|-
| Express Controls aka HomeSeer
| 3-in-1 sensor (light/temperature/motion)
| HSM100 / EZMotion
| 
| EU or US
| 
| 
| [http://www.expresscontrols.com/pdf/EZMotionOwnerManual.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| See [[ExpressControls3in1]] If the motion sensor does not work right after inclusion and configuration, remove the batteries for a few seconds.
|-
| EverSpring/Hawking/Home Manageables
| Door/window sensor
| SM103
| 6,2,9,1,0
| EU or US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=355&CateUIDList=0,83 Link] [http://www.everspring.com/Archive/Image/File/A501110873R01_SM103_-ECR.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Pair using the intrusion button. The sensor will accept configuration within a few minutes of the initial pairing, or of pressing the intrusion button on the back even after it's paired. Pair the device, or if it's already paired, press the intrusion button, and within 30 seconds insert Vera's dongle. Within a few minutes confirm the "configure" icon for the device is green on Vera's setup page. NOTE: There is some confusion about the orientation of the sensor. The main sensor body has a back (where the intrusion is), a front (where the logo and LED is), and the 2 other surfaces, one of which has a curved edge, and the other is flat. The magnet needs to go against the flat surface. And the flat surface on the magnet should be as close as possible to the flat surface on the sensor, lined up in the middle so the line which passes through the LED lines up with the sensor.
Note: In case the inclusion/exclusion fails you should remove/reinsert the batteries from the sensor and within a few seconds the sensor should be automatically detected.

|-
| EverSpring/Home Manageables
| Humidity + Temperature sensor
| HM-TS001
| 
| 
| Jan 2010 (requires version 1.1.0 or greater)
| Indoor
| [http://www.asihome.com/ASIshop/product_info.php?products_id=3946 Link] [http://www.homeseer.com/pdfs/guides/HM_TD001.pdf Link]
|  
| micasaverde
| Pair or unpair the device by tapping the CF button 3 times very quickly. Once it's paired and shows up in the UI as a generic device, press the CF button 3 times again quickly to make it wakeup and get configured. Then it will correctly be identified as 3 devices (combo device + temperature + humidity).
|-
| Everspring
| Motion Detector
| SP103
| 6,2,9,1,0
| EU or US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=354&CateUIDList=0,83 Link] [http://www.everspring.com/Archive/Image/File/A501110874R01_SP103_%20-%20ECR.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Fortrezz
| Water /Freeze
| WWA-001
|  ??????
| US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.Fortrezz.com Link] [http://www.fortrezz.com/resources/WWA_manual_01May2009.pdf Link]
| 
| Zmistro
| Works great I would place a few in your house. Bathrooms, laundry , kitchen , basement. Great product!
|-
| Intermatic
| Motion Sensor
| CA-9000
| 
| US
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthomeusa.com/Products/CA9000/manuals/CA9000.pdf Link] 
| 
| Aaron
| This device has limited functionality as a sensor. It can only be used to turn on and off a light directly by setting an association, which Vera supports. It does not fire events, so you cannot use it as an event on a scene.
|-
| Merten
| 4-gang radio transmitter, flush-mounted
| 506004
| 2,2,27,1,4
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5060_581_02_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Note: There is proprietary functionality here. Support will be added soon.
Quite complex device; partially supported by Vera; can be used as a window/door sensor (as of firmware 1.0.900) ...

|}

 

=== '''Door Locks''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Schlage
| Door lock and deadbolt
| BE369 (deadbolt)
| 
| Mid 2009
| Indoor
| [http://consumer.schlage.com/link/product_tour/ Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2870 LibraSun]
| Read the instructions here: [[Schlage Lock]]
|-
| Kwikset
| Door lock and deadbolt
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| Read instructions here:[[Kwikset Lock]]
|-
| Yale
| Deadbolt
| Real Living
| 
| 
| Indoor
|
[http://www.yaleresidential.com/Yale/Yale%20US/Real%20Living/Documents%20Library/Yale%20DB%20PUSH%20Quickstart%2018JUL11_Rev%20B.pdf Link]

[http://www.yaleresidential.com/Yale/Yale%20US/Real%20Living/Documents%20Library/Yale%20DB%20PUSH%20Instructions%2023AUG11_Rev%20B.pdf Link]

| 
| 
| Read instructions here: [[Yale Lock]]
|}

 

=== '''Drapes/Blinds''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Electronic Solutions
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| DBMZ
| V2+1
| 
| Indoor
| For 12-24VDC Motors
| [http://www.elec-solutions.com/products/dc_mot_ctrls/z-wave/dbmz/dbmz.html Link]
| Shady
| 2-Wire Motors
|-
| Electronic Solutions
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| ABMHZ
| V2+1
| 
| Indoor
| For 110-230VAC Motors
| [http://www.elec-solutions.com/products/int_ac_mot_ctrls/z-wave/abmhz/abmhz.html Link]
| Shady
| 4-Wire Motors
|-
| Lagotek / RSSceneAutomation
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| DC1-ZW
| 
| 
| Indoor
| For 12-24VDC Motors
| [http://www.lagotek.com/blindspdf/AC1-ZW%20Cut%20Sheet.pdf Link]
| Shady
| 2-Wire Motors
|-
| Lagotek / RSSceneAutomation
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| AC1-ZW
| 
| 
| Indoor
| For 110-230VAC Motors
| [http://www.lagotek.com/blindspdf/DC1-ZW%20Cut%20Sheet.pdf Link]
| Shady
| 4-Wire Motors
|}

 

=== '''Relay controls''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Intermatic
| Contactor control box
| CA3750
| 
| Nov 2007
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://www.intouchcontrols.com/~/media/Files/InTouchControls/Products/Spec%20Sheets/CA3750.ashx Link]
| 
| 
| Multi-instance class supported for this device. Vera is able to control each of the 2 relays independently if desired. please note unit shows as three switches this is a bug with Intermatic not a real issue.You can check the box in devices to not show the second listing of the first relay in "Dasboard" You can control heavy loads like a water heater ,pool pump motor/s. great device
|}

 

=== '''Window Coverings''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| Merten
| Radio roller shutter push-button
| 5025xx, 5035xx, 5045xx
| 6,2,27,2,3 and 6,2,27,2,4
| EU
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5025_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Open/Close buttons work well, but slide bar does not work. GUI buttons do not work with Luup release 1.0.843 and 1.0.862 (fixed with Luup release 1.0.879). Workaround: Use a Luup Scene with the following code:<tt></tt>
<tt>local lul_arguments = {}</tt>

<tt>lul_arguments["newTargetValue"]="0"</tt>

<tt>lul_resultcode,lul_resultstring,lul_job,lul_returnarguments = luup.call_action("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1","SetTarget",lul_arguments,6) </tt> Replace "6" with your device number, replace "0" with "1" for inverse action.

|-
| Duewi
| Radio roller shutter push-button
| 054368
| 6,2,51,1,0
| EU
| Jun 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.duewi.de/index.php?productid=37344 Link]
|  
| Lutz
| Open/Close buttons work well, but slide bar does not work. Some additional observations by Ap15e (Vera V1, firmware 1.0.979):
*GUI button 'Stop' and corresponding UPnP service does not work.
*GUI button 'Up' moves the shutter down, GUI button 'Down' moves the shutter up ...
*After adjusting the running times even the slide bar seems to work!
*I got a report from a user that the düwi device may fail due to interference from the shutter motor. In this case an additional filter is required (costs about 25 €/direction).
*More information is available at [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=3359.msg16142#msg16142 Link]

|}

 

=== '''Cameras that work''' ===

See [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/IP_Cameras IP Cameras] for a more comprehensive and up to date list

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Path for JPEG image
! Product Review
! Notes
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC54GCA
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi
| 
| An inexpensive camera with moderate image quality. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address.
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC210
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi
| 
| A more expensive camera with good image quality and pan/tilt ability. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address. Pan/tilt controls will not work with Vera.
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC80N
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi?size=2&quality=1
| 
| A more expensive camera with good image quality and wireless N. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address. Pan/tilt controls will not work with Vera.
Size can be (160 x 120 = 1,320 x 240 = 2,640 x 480 = 3) and Quality can be (Very High= 1,High= 2,Normal= 3,Low= 4,Very Low= 5)

|-
| iCamView
| IP Camera Server
| iCV-22, iCV-32
| all
| 2009 
| Indoor/Outdoor
| pda.cgi?user=admin&password=1234&page=image&cam=1 pda.cgi?user=admin&password=1234&page=image&cam=2 
| 
| Feature-rich IP camera server, suports up to two compatible USB cameras, optional WiFi support, USB storage, USB hubs, motion; works with range of cameras, see icamview.co.uk. Excellent modular solution. They do ship to North America.
|-
| SmartHome.com.au
| IP Camera
| Z~Series Wireless Camera
| all
| 2009 
| Indoor
| tmpfs/auto.jpg
| 
| Inexpensive IP security camera designed for the Australian and New Zealand Z-Wave users, but shipping world wide.
|-
| [http://global.level1.com LevelOne]
| IP Camera
| WCS-2030
| all
| 2010
| Indoor
| cgi-bin/video.jpg
| [http://reviews.cnet.com/search-results/levelone-camcon-wcs-2030/1707-5_7-31972011.html CNET review]
| An inexpensive IP camera with good image quality. Can be connected wired or wirelessly. Most LevelOne cameras use the same path for the JPEG image, so most of their line (both low and high end) should be compatible. Video and audio also stream over RTSP, which can be customized through the camera's web interface.
|-
| Asante
| IP Camera
| Voyager I
| firmware 2.02 and above
| 2010
| Indoor
| image.cgi
| 
| An inexpensive IP camera that is very feature rich, has good image quality, night vision capabilities, motion detection, two-way audio, video streaming over TCP, UDP, or HTTP, and other configurable features. In firmware version 2.02, Asante added the capability to retrieve an image via a URL (however, it is delayed by 3 seconds). Offers a full-featured web interface in IE using an ActiveX plug-in (limited capabilites in other browsers).
|}

 

=== Alarm Panels ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model(s)
! Required module
! Plugin
! Notes
|-
| DSC
|
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=1 PowerSeries PC1616]
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=2 PowerSeries PC1832]
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=3 PowerSeries PC1864]

| [http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=22 IT-100] or [https://www.eyez-on.com/EZMAIN/envisalink2ds.php Envisalink IP170/2DS]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_dscalarmpanel/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Elk
|
*[http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_2981420/M1_Gold_Cross_Platform_Control%C2%AE M1 Gold]
*[http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_3127911/M1EZ8_Cross_Platform_Control%C2%AE M1EZ8]

| The M1EZ8 panel requires the [http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_2981423/elk-m1ez8msi__m1ez8_main_serial_interface ELK-M1EZ8MSI] Main Serial Port Interface.
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_elk-alarm-panel/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| You can use the ELK-M1XEP Ethernet Interface to connect the panels to Vera on the Ethernet port.
|-
| GE Security / Interlogix / Caddx
|
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-4]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-6]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-8]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-8E]

| [http://utcfssecurityproducts.com/ProductsAndServices/Pages/NX-584.aspx NX-584]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_caddxnx584/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| NetworX NX-8E already has a RS-232 interface, so it doesn't require the NX-584 module.
|-
| Honeywell / Ademco
| VISTA-50P, VISTA-128BP, VISTA-128BPT, VISTA-128BPE, VISTA-128FBP, VISTA-250BP, VISTA-250BPT, VISTA-250BPE and VISTA-250FBP
| VISTA-50P, VISTA-128BP, VISTA-128FBP, VISTA-250BP, and VISTA-250FBP panels require the [http://www.security.honeywell.com/me/intrusion/products/exp/ac/138478.html 4100SM] module.
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_ademco-panels-plugin/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| If your Vista panel is not on this list, look at the next row.
|-
| Honeywell / Ademco
| 10SE, 20SE, 10P, 15P, 20P, 50P, etc.
| [http://www.nutech.com/online-store/18.html AD2USB]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_vista-alarm-panel-ad2usb/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Paradox
|
*Digiplex DGP-848
*EVO48
*[http://www.paradox.com/Products/default.asp?CATID=7 EVO192]

| [http://www.paradox.com/Products/default.asp?CATID=7&SUBCATID=75&PRD=234 PRT3 Integration Module]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_paradox-alarm/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Visonic
|
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMax PowerMax]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxPlus PowerMax+]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxComplete PowerMaxComplete]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxPro PowerMaxPro]

| RS-232 Interface Module
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_visonic-powermax/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|}

 

=== Misc ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| Everspring
| Door Bell 
| UTSE03A 
| 
| EU
|
|
|
|
|
| When added to a third party Z-Wave controller there is no way to associate the push button with the door bell itself, so the push button has no use. In order to make it work, the door bell needs to be associated with a regular Z-Wave switch either by creating associations or by creating a scene.
|}

[[Category:User_Instructions]] [[Category:Hardware]]

Supported Hardware

2012-11-18T04:07:32Z

DaveL17: Adds Cooper RF600ZW-PTA

This is a page for Supported Z-Wave devices.

Alternative hardware pages exist for

*[[ZWave Add Controller|Z-Wave Handheld Remote Controls, Gateways and Scene Controllers]]
*[[IP Cameras|IP Enabled Cameras]]
*[[Insteon Supported Hardware|Insteon/X10 devices]]
*USB, or USB-Serial, [[Serial Supported Hardware|Interface devices]]

In general, any device with the Z-Wave logo should work with Vera. A list of tested Z-Wave devices is below, with specific notes for each type of device. This is a wiki, so feel free to add to the page. To learn about Z-Wave routing and fixing routing problems see: [[Heal Network]]

== Hardware Reported to Work ==

*We strongly encourage users to list any and all products they tested and installed.
*If a product works but you did not like it, please list it anyway. It may be the only product available to some users.

 

----

'''IMPORTANT! The devices listed here have been added by installers, technicians and users like yourself. Results may vary upon installations. MiCasaVerde does not guarantee operation and compatibility with your installation. The listed devices were found to work with their specific installation. Mixing different series and brands of equipment is not guaranteed in any way to work with other series and brands. It is very likely that users have not fully tested all features of the devices, so it is possible that a device listed here as compatible, will not prove compatible with your hardware. If you are editing this wiki DO NOT REMOVE a listed working device if it hasn't worked for you. Seek help to get the device to work under your individual circumstance. If you are adding to this wiki, please provide links to data for the device and add any tips you feel may benefit someone wanting to implement the device into an installation.'''

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=== '''Lighting Devices''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1" style="width: 1220px; height: 491px;"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| 2-way Dimmer Switch
| ZDW120
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW120---Z-Wave-600-Watt-2-Wire-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P17C64.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW120---Z-Wave-600-Watt-2-Wire-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P17C64.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, easy to install, LED is a very bright blue....can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on. "series 200" model supports Group Associations 2 & 3. (The older "series 100" supported Groups 1-4, but is no longer available.)
|-
| ACT
| 3-way Dimmer Switch
| ZDW103
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW103---Z-Wave-500-Watt-3-way-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P19C64.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW103---Z-Wave-500-Watt-3-way-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P19C64.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, can be tricky to install due to the different combination of 3 way circuits, LED is a very bright blue....can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on.
|-
| ACT
| 2-wire Dimmer Switch
| ZDW232
| 
| Jul 2010
| Indoor
| [http://www.zwave4u.com/products/en/Switches-and-Dimmers/HomePro-Single-Wall-Dimmer-2-wire.html Link]
| [http://www.zwave4u.com/products/en/Switches-and-Dimmers/HomePro-Single-Wall-Dimmer-2-wire.html Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=5198 Newb]
| Wall-mount, 230v, 500W, 2-Wire (no neutral), works well. Can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on.
|-
| ACT
| 2-way Relay Switch
| ZRW113
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZRW113---Z-Wave-20-Amp-3-way-ISO-Relay-ACT-HomePro-P491C63.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZRW113---Z-Wave-20-Amp-3-way-ISO-Relay-ACT-HomePro-P491C63.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Controls Florescent Lamps very well! No humming at all.
|-
| ACT
| Companion Switch
| AS101
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/AS101---Z-Wave-3-Way-Companion-Switch-ACT-HomePro-P10C63.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/AS101---Z-Wave-3-Way-Companion-Switch-ACT-HomePro-P10C63.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, can be tricky to install due to the different combination of 3 way circuits, The trick here is to install this device where the power comes in.
|-
| ACT 
| 3-way Dimmer Switch, 2 rocker 
| ZDM230 
| 1.1 
| Aug 2009 
| Indoor 
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZDM230_spec.pdf Link] 
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker] 
| Dimmer, Wall-mount, 230v, 500W, 3-way, 3 Wire, 2 rocker 
|-
| ACT
| 3-way Relay Switch, 2 rocker
| ZRM230 
| 1.1 
| Aug 2009 
| Indoor 
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZRM230_spec.pdf Link] 
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker] 
| Relay, Wall-mount, 230v, 6A, 3-way, 3 Wire, 2 rocker - '''Status polling does not work with Vera''' 
|-
| Cooper
| Accessory (3-way slave)
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| See [[Cooper Accessory Slave]]
|-
| Düwi
| 2 wire dimmer
| 
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| In-wall dimmer.
|-
| Düwi
| 3 wire switch
| 05431
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| In-wall switch.
|-
| Düwi
| 3 wire switch
| 06431
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| The newer in-wall Düwi switch (also designated Düwi.me), marked with a green sticker on the housing. This switch supports status push.
|-
| Fibar
| 3 wire double switch
| FGS221
| 
| Oct 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| This device is designed to use (and be mounted behind) existing light switches. Supports status push. Also available: single switch, dimmer, blind control.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Lamp Module w/Dimmer
| 45602
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with most incandescent bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Fluorescent Light & Appliance Module
| 45603
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with small appliances, incandescent, fluorescent and LED bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Outdoor Switch Module
| 45604
|  
| 7/2011
| Outdoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with small appliances, incandescent, fluorescent and LED bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| On/Off/Dim Dimmer Switch
| 45606
|  
| 2/2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/manual-downloads/applications/DocumentLibraryManager/upload/45606-Manual-Eng.pdf Link] [http://www.jascoproducts.com/products/pc/GE-Z-Wave-Wireless-Lighting-Control-Dimmer-Switch-63p555.htm Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=64 Anthonyris]
| Discontinued, See 45612. Requires neutral lead. Works fine with most bulbs. With Philips AmbientLED, flickers at >95% brightness. Supports beaming. Flickers at low-levels with dimmable LED.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Dimmer Switch
| 45607
|  
|  
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| GE/Jasco
| On/Off Switch
| 45609
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Auxiliary Switch
| 45610
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| No zwave function; for 3 and 4-way switching kits
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 2-way Rocker Dimmer
| 45612
|  
| 2/2012
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| No neutral required; replaces 45606
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 3-way Dimmer Kit
| 45613
|  
|  
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Possible error in 45613 manual diagrams, see 45610 diagrams
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 3-way Switch Kit
| 45614
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| Innovus
| Relay Switch Adapter
| RAone SmartPower
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smartpower_zw_tech_doc.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker]
| Works very well + it has a build in powermeter which works perfect with Vera
|-
| Innovus
| Dimmer Switch Adapter
| RAone SmartDimmer
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smartdimmer-00110001-tech.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker]
| Works very well + it has a build in powermeter which works perfect with Vera
|-
| Intermatic
| Lamp Module
| HA03C
|  
| Sept 2010
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/modules/ha03.aspx Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=5852 JonnyO]
| Easy to Instal, supports dimming
|-
| Intermatic
| Screw-in Lamp Module
| HA05C
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA05C---Z-Wave-IndoorOutdoor-Screw-in-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P1C62.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA05C---Z-Wave-IndoorOutdoor-Screw-in-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P1C62.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Easy install, easy to pair with Vera!
|-
| Intermatic
| 300 watt dimmer
| HA06
| 
| July 2007
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/modules/ha06.aspx Link]
| 
| 
| Affordable Dimmer Switch. incandescent/halogen only. Loads for 300 watts or less no neutral required. Great for dimming one bulb.
|-
| Intermatic
| 3-way Switch
| HA18
| 
| Dec 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/new%20products/ha18.aspx Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=66 Kozanator]
| Affordable 3-way Switch
|-
| Intermatic
| 3-way Dimmer Switch
| HA20
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/new%20products/ha20.aspx Link]
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-460-intermatic-homesettings-ha20c-3-way-in-wall-switch-dimmer.aspx Link]
| 
| Affordable 3-way 600W dimmer
|-
| Leviton
| Dimmer Switch
| VRI06-1LX
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305784&section=25501 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Works well
|-
| Leviton
| 4-Scene Controller with Switch
| VRCS4-MRX
| 7,2,67,0,2
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=433270&section=28563 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Works well, pair as per [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Leviton_Scene_Controller Leviton 4-Scene Controller], then again holding "2" and "4" to pair the Switch ("Load") itself.
|-
| Leviton
| Dimmer Switch
| VRM10-1LX
| 1
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=104&products_id=170 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B000ZKM7I8/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=65 mark-hc]
| This is a high quality dimmer geared towards high-end installations
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1L
|  
| May 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| (Coordinating Remote??)
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1LX
|  
| Oct 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Works well. Pair normally. Can also be used in single pole applications. [Note: white, ivory, [[Almond]].]
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1LZ
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Works well. Pair normally. Can also be used in single pole applications. [Note: white, ivory, [[Light almond]].]
|-
| Merten
| Radio sensor cover for dimmer inserts
| 5026xx, 5036xx, 5046xx
| 6,2,7,1,5
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5026_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| Radio sensor cover for switch inserts
| 5024xx, 5034xx, 5044xx
| 6,2,27,2,2
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/5024xx_5034xx_5044xx_Sensorflaeche4pin_CONNECT_INT.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| Single Radio flush-mounted receiver
| 507001
| 6,2,27,2,2
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5070_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| switch, flush-mounted
| 507501, 507601
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5075_581_00_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well (according to [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=276.15 Link])
|-
| Merten
| 1-gang universal dimmer, flush-mounted
| 507900
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5079_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well (according to [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=276.15 Link])
|-
| Monster
| 4-Scene Controller with Switch
| IWC600
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=433270&section=28563 Link]
| 
| 
| This is the same as the Leviton scene controller. Follow these instructions: [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Leviton_Scene_Controller Leviton 4-Scene Controller]
|-
| Schlage
| Lamp Module
| RP200
| 1.0
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://consumer.schlage.com/products/Productdetail3.asp?StyleID=139&FinishID=12&FunctionID=77 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2870 LibraSun]
| Works well Sold with Schlage LiNK lock system
|}

 

=== '''Plug & Receptacle Devices''' ===

{| width="1677" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZRR150W
| 2.2
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-527-homepro-zrr150-wall-receptacle.aspx Link]
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-527-homepro-zrr150-wall-receptacle.aspx Link]
| 
| Works like a champ! Easy to Install. One receptacle RF controlled, the other is hot
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZRP200
|  
| EU
| July 2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
| intveltr
| Basic plug-in switch.
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZDP200
|  
| EU
| July 2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
| intveltr
| Basic plug-in dimmer.
|-
| Cooper Wiring Devices
| In-Wall Receptacle
| RFTR9505-T
|  
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://solutions.cooperwiringdevices.com/common/brands.cfm?pg=Detail&brandName=CWD%20Technology&category=Aspire%20RF%20Lighting%20Control%20System%3A%20Receptacles&id=16772 Link]
| 
| 
| One receptacle is RF controlled, the other is hot
|-
| Cooper Wiring Devices
| In-Wall Receptacle
| RF600ZW-PTA
| Rev. A
|  
| June 2012
| Indoor
|  
| 
| 
| One receptacle is RF controlled, the other is hot
|-
| Duwi
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| 05437
|  
| EU
| Feb 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.duewi.com/ Link]
| 
| ezhome
| High quality Plug-in switch, Easy install and works well
|-
| Everspring
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| AN157-2
| 4,2,64,1,2
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=501&CateUIDList=0,83 Link]
| 
| Ap15e
| Works well.
|-
| Everspring
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| AN158
|  
| EU
|  
| Indoor
|  
| 
| intveltr
| Works well. Supports status push and power metering
|-
| GE/Jasco
| In-wall Duplex Receptacle
| 45605
|  
| US
| 2/2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/products/pc/GE-Z-Wave-Wireless-Lighting-Control-Duplex-Receptacle-63p554.htm Link] [http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/manual-downloads/applications/DocumentLibraryManager/upload/45605-Manual-Eng.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=64 Anthonyris]
| Easy. Works.
|-
| Home Manageables
| Lamp Module (Dimming)
| HM-LM001
|  
|  
| Nov 2011
| Indoor
| 200W maximum load, 25W minimum load
| [http://www.homemanageables.com/manuals/HM-LM001%20Manual%20Final.pdf Link]
| DaveL17
| Works well. Support for incandescent loads only. Not load sensing.
|-
| Intermatic
| In-Wall Receptacle
| CA3500
| 1
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=105&products_id=97 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B000U3XYPA/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 Link]
| 
| This is a decent, but expensive solution for in-wall receptacles. One receptacle RF controlled, the other is hot.
|-
| Intermatic
| Appliance Module
| HA02C
| 1
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=108&products_id=98 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/Intermatic-HA02C-Settings-Heavy-Duty-Appliance/dp/B000BJSDZO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1227467418&sr=8-3 Link]
| 
| Seems to work well
|-
| Intermatic
| Outdoor Module
| HA04C
| 1
|  
| Dec 2008
| Outdoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA04C---Z-Wave-Outdoor-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P6C62.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA04C---Z-Wave-Outdoor-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P6C62.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=66 Kozanator]
| Easy to Install.
|-
| Merten
| switch, plug adapter, 2000 W
| 508519
| 6,2,7,1,5
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5085_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well.
|-
| Monster Central
| 1800W Appliance Module
| ML-LAS1000
| 1
|  
| Jan 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.monstercable.com/productdisplay.asp?pin=3164 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Easy to Install. I use this as a ZWave signal repeater. Appears to be a badge-engineering of [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=309748&section=25542 Leviton VRP15-1LW]
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Appliance Module
| HA-02L (HA-02WD)
| 
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indooor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-02WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Note: link is to HA-02WD manual.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Lamp Module
| HA-03WD
| 
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-03WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Not load sensing.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Outdoor Lighting Module
| HA-04WD
| 
| 
| Oct 2012
| Outdoor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-04WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Not load sensing.
|}

 

=== '''Thermostat Devices''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Wall Stat
| WDTC-20
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/WDTC-20---Z-Wave-Thermostat-Wayne-Dalton-P599C38.aspx Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/Wayne-Dalton-Corporation-Z-Wave-Thermostat/dp/B001F8QKYQ Link]
| 
| Has 2 inclusion modes: 1) press and release the bind button and the STAT will be included as a thermostat and works with Vera, 2) press and hold the bind button and it will be added as a binary switch for compatibility with old, non-compliant remotes. If it's added in the wrong mode, remove it and re-add it. Works great simple to use!
|-
| HAI
| Wall Stat
| RC-80BZ
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2007
| Indoor
| [http://www.homeauto.com Link]
| [http://www.homeauto.com/Downloads/Products/Omnistat/rcr80.pdf Link]
| 
| Shows up as Standard Thermostat in Vera, Hold button feature not able to control by Vera at this time. Priced above 200.00. Has internal setback programs. Works great.
|-
| RCS
| Wall Stat
| TZ43
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/TZ43---Z-Wave-Thermostat-RCS-P627C67.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/TZ43---Z-Wave-Thermostat-RCS-P627C67.aspx Link]
| 
| Shows up as Standard Thermostat in Vera, much more feature rich the the WDTC-20 but comes with a hefty price tag ($214.95). Wish Vera could use all the features in this Thermostat! '''Note:'''''You need to set the thermostat to show the temperature, on its display, in Celsius degree in order to be able to receive "Set Temp" commands from Vera. This is no longer required in firmwares above '''''1.0.862 (luup)'''
|-
| Schlage/Trane
| Wall Stat
| Trane
|  ??
|  
|  ??
| Indoor
| [http://www.link.schlage.com/Products/Pages/Thermostat.aspx Link]
| [http://www.trane.com/Residential/Products/Thermostats Link]
| 
| It's the same thermostat as the RCS TZ43 and it has the same issue: it's accepting "Set Temp Point" commands only in the measurement unit that is displayed on its screen. '''Note:'''''You need to set the thermostat to show the temperature, on its screen, in Celsius degree in order to be able to receive "Set Temp" commands from Vera. This is no longer required in firmwares above '''''1.0.862 (luup)'''
|-
| Intermatic
| InTouch
| CA8900
| 
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-663-intermatic-intouch-ca8900-z-wave-digital-thermostat.aspx Link]
| 
| 
| Looks very similar to the Wayne Dalton WDTC-20 listed here. works great, simple to use
|-
| Danfoss
| Radiator thermostat
| RA PLUS-w
| 
| EU
| 
| Indoor
| [http://raplusw.com/Content/E962FC0B-6461-4319-82FE-3E1E765142CF.html Link] [http://raplusw.com/PCMPDF/Data%20sheet%20RA-PLUS-w_02.pdf Link]
| [http://www.eurox10.com/Product/ZWave/Actuators/ZWDNF_RA_PLUS-W.htm Link] [http://www.eurox10.com]
| 
| See: [[Danfoss Thermostat]] for installation instructions If the device cannot be configured at the final location, move the device closer to Vera and try again (this device might require a direct connection to Vera for configuration).
|-
| Radio Thermostat
| Wall Stat
| CT22
| 
| US
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.radiothermostat.com/documents/CT-22-Operation-27aug10.pdf Link] [http://www.radiothermostat.com/documents/CT-22-Installation-27aug10.pdf Link]
| 
| Daniel
|
To include the thermostat into your network, you just have to install the USNAP module in the thermostat while Vera is in Include mode. To exclude the thermostat from your network, you just have to install the USNAP module in the thermostat while Vera is in Exclude mode.You can watch a video about how to install it [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9VNuHGENP0 here] 

|-
| Radio Thermostat
| Wall Stat
| CT30
| 
| US 
| 
| Indoor 
| 
| 
| mcvflorin 
| If you experience a problem with other Z-Wave devices, see this [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/images/3/39/RTCOA_Z-Wave_v7.4_workaround.zip note]. 
|-
| Remotec
| Wall Stat
| ZTS-100
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| To include the thermostat into your network, hold the home button for 2 seconds until the display says 'noc', which means 'no connection', then press the Prog button and the readout will say 'Srh'. If it doesn't say 'noc' or if the radio icon is visible in the upper right corner, the thermostat is already included and must be removed/reset. To remove/reset the thermostat hold the home button for 2 seconds until the display says 'done', then press the Prog button.
|-
| Horstmann
| Wall Stat
| HRT4-ZW
| 
| EU
| 
| Indoor
| [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4-ZWweb.pdf Link] [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4B-ZWManual.pdf Link]
| [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4B-ZWManual.pdf ]
| Daniel
| After you include the thermostat in Vera's network, you will have to make some configuration changes in order for it to report the temperature change. See: [[HRT4-ZW]] for more information.
|}

 

=== '''Sensors''' ===

{| width="1369" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| Motion Sensor
| ZIR000 / ZIR010
| 
| EU (ZIR010) or US (ZIR000)
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZIR000_spec.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Inst/ZIR000_instr.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZIR010_spec.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Inst/ZIR010_instr.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| Remove the cover, pair to Vera's dongle by using the push-button on the left of the circuit board. Vera must configure it to work, and it can only be configured within less of a minute (30 sec best) of inserting the batteries. With Vera's dongle removed, remove/reinsert the batteries, and within 30 seconds insert Vera's dongle. Within a few minutes confirm the "configure" icon for the device is green on Vera's setup page
|-
| Aeon Labs
| 3-in-1 sensor (light/humidity/temperature)
| MultiSensor
| 
| EU or US
| 
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://www.aeon-labs.com/site/public/lib/download.php?type=s&f=29 Specs]
| 
| 
| Pair to Vera by using the push-button. Vera must configure it to work, and it can only be configured within 10 minutes of inserting the batteries.
|-
| Express Controls aka HomeSeer
| 3-in-1 sensor (light/temperature/motion)
| HSM100 / EZMotion
| 
| EU or US
| 
| 
| [http://www.expresscontrols.com/pdf/EZMotionOwnerManual.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| See [[ExpressControls3in1]] If the motion sensor does not work right after inclusion and configuration, remove the batteries for a few seconds.
|-
| EverSpring/Hawking/Home Manageables
| Door/window sensor
| SM103
| 6,2,9,1,0
| EU or US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=355&CateUIDList=0,83 Link] [http://www.everspring.com/Archive/Image/File/A501110873R01_SM103_-ECR.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Pair using the intrusion button. The sensor will accept configuration within a few minutes of the initial pairing, or of pressing the intrusion button on the back even after it's paired. Pair the device, or if it's already paired, press the intrusion button, and within 30 seconds insert Vera's dongle. Within a few minutes confirm the "configure" icon for the device is green on Vera's setup page. NOTE: There is some confusion about the orientation of the sensor. The main sensor body has a back (where the intrusion is), a front (where the logo and LED is), and the 2 other surfaces, one of which has a curved edge, and the other is flat. The magnet needs to go against the flat surface. And the flat surface on the magnet should be as close as possible to the flat surface on the sensor, lined up in the middle so the line which passes through the LED lines up with the sensor.
Note: In case the inclusion/exclusion fails you should remove/reinsert the batteries from the sensor and within a few seconds the sensor should be automatically detected.

|-
| EverSpring/Home Manageables
| Humidity + Temperature sensor
| HM-TS001
| 
| 
| Jan 2010 (requires version 1.1.0 or greater)
| Indoor
| [http://www.asihome.com/ASIshop/product_info.php?products_id=3946 Link] [http://www.homeseer.com/pdfs/guides/HM_TD001.pdf Link]
|  
| micasaverde
| Pair or unpair the device by tapping the CF button 3 times very quickly. Once it's paired and shows up in the UI as a generic device, press the CF button 3 times again quickly to make it wakeup and get configured. Then it will correctly be identified as 3 devices (combo device + temperature + humidity).
|-
| Everspring
| Motion Detector
| SP103
| 6,2,9,1,0
| EU or US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=354&CateUIDList=0,83 Link] [http://www.everspring.com/Archive/Image/File/A501110874R01_SP103_%20-%20ECR.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Fortrezz
| Water /Freeze
| WWA-001
|  ??????
| US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.Fortrezz.com Link] [http://www.fortrezz.com/resources/WWA_manual_01May2009.pdf Link]
| 
| Zmistro
| Works great I would place a few in your house. Bathrooms, laundry , kitchen , basement. Great product!
|-
| Intermatic
| Motion Sensor
| CA-9000
| 
| US
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthomeusa.com/Products/CA9000/manuals/CA9000.pdf Link] 
| 
| Aaron
| This device has limited functionality as a sensor. It can only be used to turn on and off a light directly by setting an association, which Vera supports. It does not fire events, so you cannot use it as an event on a scene.
|-
| Merten
| 4-gang radio transmitter, flush-mounted
| 506004
| 2,2,27,1,4
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5060_581_02_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Note: There is proprietary functionality here. Support will be added soon.
Quite complex device; partially supported by Vera; can be used as a window/door sensor (as of firmware 1.0.900) ...

|}

 

=== '''Door Locks''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Schlage
| Door lock and deadbolt
| BE369 (deadbolt)
| 
| Mid 2009
| Indoor
| [http://consumer.schlage.com/link/product_tour/ Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2870 LibraSun]
| Read the instructions here: [[Schlage Lock]]
|-
| Kwikset
| Door lock and deadbolt
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| Read instructions here:[[Kwikset Lock]]
|-
| Yale
| Deadbolt
| Real Living
| 
| 
| Indoor
|
[http://www.yaleresidential.com/Yale/Yale%20US/Real%20Living/Documents%20Library/Yale%20DB%20PUSH%20Quickstart%2018JUL11_Rev%20B.pdf Link]

[http://www.yaleresidential.com/Yale/Yale%20US/Real%20Living/Documents%20Library/Yale%20DB%20PUSH%20Instructions%2023AUG11_Rev%20B.pdf Link]

| 
| 
| Read instructions here: [[Yale Lock]]
|}

 

=== '''Drapes/Blinds''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Electronic Solutions
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| DBMZ
| V2+1
| 
| Indoor
| For 12-24VDC Motors
| [http://www.elec-solutions.com/products/dc_mot_ctrls/z-wave/dbmz/dbmz.html Link]
| Shady
| 2-Wire Motors
|-
| Electronic Solutions
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| ABMHZ
| V2+1
| 
| Indoor
| For 110-230VAC Motors
| [http://www.elec-solutions.com/products/int_ac_mot_ctrls/z-wave/abmhz/abmhz.html Link]
| Shady
| 4-Wire Motors
|-
| Lagotek / RSSceneAutomation
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| DC1-ZW
| 
| 
| Indoor
| For 12-24VDC Motors
| [http://www.lagotek.com/blindspdf/AC1-ZW%20Cut%20Sheet.pdf Link]
| Shady
| 2-Wire Motors
|-
| Lagotek / RSSceneAutomation
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| AC1-ZW
| 
| 
| Indoor
| For 110-230VAC Motors
| [http://www.lagotek.com/blindspdf/DC1-ZW%20Cut%20Sheet.pdf Link]
| Shady
| 4-Wire Motors
|}

 

=== '''Relay controls''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Intermatic
| Contactor control box
| CA3750
| 
| Nov 2007
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://www.intouchcontrols.com/~/media/Files/InTouchControls/Products/Spec%20Sheets/CA3750.ashx Link]
| 
| 
| Multi-instance class supported for this device. Vera is able to control each of the 2 relays independently if desired. please note unit shows as three switches this is a bug with Intermatic not a real issue.You can check the box in devices to not show the second listing of the first relay in "Dasboard" You can control heavy loads like a water heater ,pool pump motor/s. great device
|}

 

=== '''Window Coverings''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| Merten
| Radio roller shutter push-button
| 5025xx, 5035xx, 5045xx
| 6,2,27,2,3 and 6,2,27,2,4
| EU
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5025_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Open/Close buttons work well, but slide bar does not work. GUI buttons do not work with Luup release 1.0.843 and 1.0.862 (fixed with Luup release 1.0.879). Workaround: Use a Luup Scene with the following code:<tt></tt>
<tt>local lul_arguments = {}</tt>

<tt>lul_arguments["newTargetValue"]="0"</tt>

<tt>lul_resultcode,lul_resultstring,lul_job,lul_returnarguments = luup.call_action("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1","SetTarget",lul_arguments,6) </tt> Replace "6" with your device number, replace "0" with "1" for inverse action.

|-
| Duewi
| Radio roller shutter push-button
| 054368
| 6,2,51,1,0
| EU
| Jun 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.duewi.de/index.php?productid=37344 Link]
|  
| Lutz
| Open/Close buttons work well, but slide bar does not work. Some additional observations by Ap15e (Vera V1, firmware 1.0.979):
*GUI button 'Stop' and corresponding UPnP service does not work.
*GUI button 'Up' moves the shutter down, GUI button 'Down' moves the shutter up ...
*After adjusting the running times even the slide bar seems to work!
*I got a report from a user that the düwi device may fail due to interference from the shutter motor. In this case an additional filter is required (costs about 25 €/direction).
*More information is available at [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=3359.msg16142#msg16142 Link]

|}

 

=== '''Cameras that work''' ===

See [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/IP_Cameras IP Cameras] for a more comprehensive and up to date list

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Path for JPEG image
! Product Review
! Notes
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC54GCA
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi
| 
| An inexpensive camera with moderate image quality. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address.
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC210
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi
| 
| A more expensive camera with good image quality and pan/tilt ability. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address. Pan/tilt controls will not work with Vera.
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC80N
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi?size=2&quality=1
| 
| A more expensive camera with good image quality and wireless N. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address. Pan/tilt controls will not work with Vera.
Size can be (160 x 120 = 1,320 x 240 = 2,640 x 480 = 3) and Quality can be (Very High= 1,High= 2,Normal= 3,Low= 4,Very Low= 5)

|-
| iCamView
| IP Camera Server
| iCV-22, iCV-32
| all
| 2009 
| Indoor/Outdoor
| pda.cgi?user=admin&password=1234&page=image&cam=1 pda.cgi?user=admin&password=1234&page=image&cam=2 
| 
| Feature-rich IP camera server, suports up to two compatible USB cameras, optional WiFi support, USB storage, USB hubs, motion; works with range of cameras, see icamview.co.uk. Excellent modular solution. They do ship to North America.
|-
| SmartHome.com.au
| IP Camera
| Z~Series Wireless Camera
| all
| 2009 
| Indoor
| tmpfs/auto.jpg
| 
| Inexpensive IP security camera designed for the Australian and New Zealand Z-Wave users, but shipping world wide.
|-
| [http://global.level1.com LevelOne]
| IP Camera
| WCS-2030
| all
| 2010
| Indoor
| cgi-bin/video.jpg
| [http://reviews.cnet.com/search-results/levelone-camcon-wcs-2030/1707-5_7-31972011.html CNET review]
| An inexpensive IP camera with good image quality. Can be connected wired or wirelessly. Most LevelOne cameras use the same path for the JPEG image, so most of their line (both low and high end) should be compatible. Video and audio also stream over RTSP, which can be customized through the camera's web interface.
|-
| Asante
| IP Camera
| Voyager I
| firmware 2.02 and above
| 2010
| Indoor
| image.cgi
| 
| An inexpensive IP camera that is very feature rich, has good image quality, night vision capabilities, motion detection, two-way audio, video streaming over TCP, UDP, or HTTP, and other configurable features. In firmware version 2.02, Asante added the capability to retrieve an image via a URL (however, it is delayed by 3 seconds). Offers a full-featured web interface in IE using an ActiveX plug-in (limited capabilites in other browsers).
|}

 

=== Alarm Panels ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model(s)
! Required module
! Plugin
! Notes
|-
| DSC
|
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=1 PowerSeries PC1616]
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=2 PowerSeries PC1832]
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=3 PowerSeries PC1864]

| [http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=22 IT-100] or [https://www.eyez-on.com/EZMAIN/envisalink2ds.php Envisalink IP170/2DS]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_dscalarmpanel/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Elk
|
*[http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_2981420/M1_Gold_Cross_Platform_Control%C2%AE M1 Gold]
*[http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_3127911/M1EZ8_Cross_Platform_Control%C2%AE M1EZ8]

| The M1EZ8 panel requires the [http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_2981423/elk-m1ez8msi__m1ez8_main_serial_interface ELK-M1EZ8MSI] Main Serial Port Interface.
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_elk-alarm-panel/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| You can use the ELK-M1XEP Ethernet Interface to connect the panels to Vera on the Ethernet port.
|-
| GE Security / Interlogix / Caddx
|
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-4]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-6]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-8]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-8E]

| [http://utcfssecurityproducts.com/ProductsAndServices/Pages/NX-584.aspx NX-584]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_caddxnx584/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| NetworX NX-8E already has a RS-232 interface, so it doesn't require the NX-584 module.
|-
| Honeywell / Ademco
| VISTA-50P, VISTA-128BP, VISTA-128BPT, VISTA-128BPE, VISTA-128FBP, VISTA-250BP, VISTA-250BPT, VISTA-250BPE and VISTA-250FBP
| VISTA-50P, VISTA-128BP, VISTA-128FBP, VISTA-250BP, and VISTA-250FBP panels require the [http://www.security.honeywell.com/me/intrusion/products/exp/ac/138478.html 4100SM] module.
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_ademco-panels-plugin/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| If your Vista panel is not on this list, look at the next row.
|-
| Honeywell / Ademco
| 10SE, 20SE, 10P, 15P, 20P, 50P, etc.
| [http://www.nutech.com/online-store/18.html AD2USB]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_vista-alarm-panel-ad2usb/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Paradox
|
*Digiplex DGP-848
*EVO48
*[http://www.paradox.com/Products/default.asp?CATID=7 EVO192]

| [http://www.paradox.com/Products/default.asp?CATID=7&SUBCATID=75&PRD=234 PRT3 Integration Module]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_paradox-alarm/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Visonic
|
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMax PowerMax]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxPlus PowerMax+]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxComplete PowerMaxComplete]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxPro PowerMaxPro]

| RS-232 Interface Module
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_visonic-powermax/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|}

 

=== Misc ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| Everspring
| Door Bell 
| UTSE03A 
| 
| EU
|
|
|
|
|
| When added to a third party Z-Wave controller there is no way to associate the push button with the door bell itself, so the push button has no use. In order to make it work, the door bell needs to be associated with a regular Z-Wave switch either by creating associations or by creating a scene.
|}

[[Category:User_Instructions]] [[Category:Hardware]]

Supported Hardware

2012-10-06T12:49:02Z

DaveL17: /* Plug & Receptacle Devices */

This is a page for Supported Z-Wave devices.

Alternative hardware pages exist for

*[[ZWave Add Controller|Z-Wave Handheld Remote Controls, Gateways and Scene Controllers]]
*[[IP Cameras|IP Enabled Cameras]]
*[[Insteon Supported Hardware|Insteon/X10 devices]]
*USB, or USB-Serial, [[Serial Supported Hardware|Interface devices]]

In general, any device with the Z-Wave logo should work with Vera. A list of tested Z-Wave devices is below, with specific notes for each type of device. This is a wiki, so feel free to add to the page. To learn about Z-Wave routing and fixing routing problems see: [[Heal Network]]

== Hardware Reported to Work ==

*We strongly encourage users to list any and all products they tested and installed.
*If a product works but you did not like it, please list it anyway. It may be the only product available to some users.

 

----

'''IMPORTANT! The devices listed here have been added by installers, technicians and users like yourself. Results may vary upon installations. MiCasaVerde does not guarantee operation and compatibility with your installation. The listed devices were found to work with their specific installation. Mixing different series and brands of equipment is not guaranteed in any way to work with other series and brands. It is very likely that users have not fully tested all features of the devices, so it is possible that a device listed here as compatible, will not prove compatible with your hardware. If you are editing this wiki DO NOT REMOVE a listed working device if it hasn't worked for you. Seek help to get the device to work under your individual circumstance. If you are adding to this wiki, please provide links to data for the device and add any tips you feel may benefit someone wanting to implement the device into an installation.'''

----

 

=== '''Lighting Devices''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1" style="width: 1220px; height: 491px;"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| 2-way Dimmer Switch
| ZDW120
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW120---Z-Wave-600-Watt-2-Wire-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P17C64.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW120---Z-Wave-600-Watt-2-Wire-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P17C64.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, easy to install, LED is a very bright blue....can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on. "series 200" model supports Group Associations 2 & 3. (The older "series 100" supported Groups 1-4, but is no longer available.)
|-
| ACT
| 3-way Dimmer Switch
| ZDW103
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW103---Z-Wave-500-Watt-3-way-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P19C64.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZDW103---Z-Wave-500-Watt-3-way-Dimmer-ACT-HomePro-P19C64.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, can be tricky to install due to the different combination of 3 way circuits, LED is a very bright blue....can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on.
|-
| ACT
| 2-wire Dimmer Switch
| ZDW232
| 
| Jul 2010
| Indoor
| [http://www.zwave4u.com/products/en/Switches-and-Dimmers/HomePro-Single-Wall-Dimmer-2-wire.html Link]
| [http://www.zwave4u.com/products/en/Switches-and-Dimmers/HomePro-Single-Wall-Dimmer-2-wire.html Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=5198 Newb]
| Wall-mount, 230v, 500W, 2-Wire (no neutral), works well. Can be programmed to be off when the light is off or on.
|-
| ACT
| 2-way Relay Switch
| ZRW113
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZRW113---Z-Wave-20-Amp-3-way-ISO-Relay-ACT-HomePro-P491C63.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/ZRW113---Z-Wave-20-Amp-3-way-ISO-Relay-ACT-HomePro-P491C63.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Controls Florescent Lamps very well! No humming at all.
|-
| ACT
| Companion Switch
| AS101
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/AS101---Z-Wave-3-Way-Companion-Switch-ACT-HomePro-P10C63.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/AS101---Z-Wave-3-Way-Companion-Switch-ACT-HomePro-P10C63.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Works well, can be tricky to install due to the different combination of 3 way circuits, The trick here is to install this device where the power comes in.
|-
| ACT 
| 3-way Dimmer Switch, 2 rocker 
| ZDM230 
| 1.1 
| Aug 2009 
| Indoor 
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZDM230_spec.pdf Link] 
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker] 
| Dimmer, Wall-mount, 230v, 500W, 3-way, 3 Wire, 2 rocker 
|-
| ACT
| 3-way Relay Switch, 2 rocker
| ZRM230 
| 1.1 
| Aug 2009 
| Indoor 
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZRM230_spec.pdf Link] 
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker] 
| Relay, Wall-mount, 230v, 6A, 3-way, 3 Wire, 2 rocker - '''Status polling does not work with Vera''' 
|-
| Cooper
| Accessory (3-way slave)
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| See [[Cooper Accessory Slave]]
|-
| Düwi
| 2 wire dimmer
| 
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| In-wall dimmer.
|-
| Düwi
| 3 wire switch
| 05431
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| In-wall switch.
|-
| Düwi
| 3 wire switch
| 06431
| 
| July 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| The newer in-wall Düwi switch (also designated Düwi.me), marked with a green sticker on the housing. This switch supports status push.
|-
| Fibar
| 3 wire double switch
| FGS221
| 
| Oct 2011
| Indoor
| 
| 
| intveltr
| This device is designed to use (and be mounted behind) existing light switches. Supports status push. Also available: single switch, dimmer, blind control.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Lamp Module w/Dimmer
| 45602
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with most incandescent bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Fluorescent Light & Appliance Module
| 45603
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with small appliances, incandescent, fluorescent and LED bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Outdoor Switch Module
| 45604
|  
| 7/2011
| Outdoor
|  
|  
|  
| Works with small appliances, incandescent, fluorescent and LED bulbs.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| On/Off/Dim Dimmer Switch
| 45606
|  
| 2/2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/manual-downloads/applications/DocumentLibraryManager/upload/45606-Manual-Eng.pdf Link] [http://www.jascoproducts.com/products/pc/GE-Z-Wave-Wireless-Lighting-Control-Dimmer-Switch-63p555.htm Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=64 Anthonyris]
| Discontinued, See 45612. Requires neutral lead. Works fine with most bulbs. With Philips AmbientLED, flickers at >95% brightness. Supports beaming. Flickers at low-levels with dimmable LED.
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Dimmer Switch
| 45607
|  
|  
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| GE/Jasco
| On/Off Switch
| 45609
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| GE/Jasco
| Auxiliary Switch
| 45610
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| No zwave function; for 3 and 4-way switching kits
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 2-way Rocker Dimmer
| 45612
|  
| 2/2012
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| No neutral required; replaces 45606
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 3-way Dimmer Kit
| 45613
|  
|  
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
| Possible error in 45613 manual diagrams, see 45610 diagrams
|-
| GE/Jasco
| 3-way Switch Kit
| 45614
|  
| 7/2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
| Innovus
| Relay Switch Adapter
| RAone SmartPower
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smartpower_zw_tech_doc.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker]
| Works very well + it has a build in powermeter which works perfect with Vera
|-
| Innovus
| Dimmer Switch Adapter
| RAone SmartDimmer
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smartdimmer-00110001-tech.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3015 TedStriker]
| Works very well + it has a build in powermeter which works perfect with Vera
|-
| Intermatic
| Lamp Module
| HA03C
|  
| Sept 2010
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/modules/ha03.aspx Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=5852 JonnyO]
| Easy to Instal, supports dimming
|-
| Intermatic
| Screw-in Lamp Module
| HA05C
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA05C---Z-Wave-IndoorOutdoor-Screw-in-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P1C62.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA05C---Z-Wave-IndoorOutdoor-Screw-in-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P1C62.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=49 WSeverino]
| Easy install, easy to pair with Vera!
|-
| Intermatic
| 300 watt dimmer
| HA06
| 
| July 2007
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/modules/ha06.aspx Link]
| 
| 
| Affordable Dimmer Switch. incandescent/halogen only. Loads for 300 watts or less no neutral required. Great for dimming one bulb.
|-
| Intermatic
| 3-way Switch
| HA18
| 
| Dec 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/new%20products/ha18.aspx Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=66 Kozanator]
| Affordable 3-way Switch
|-
| Intermatic
| 3-way Dimmer Switch
| HA20
| 
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.homesettings.com/products/new%20products/ha20.aspx Link]
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-460-intermatic-homesettings-ha20c-3-way-in-wall-switch-dimmer.aspx Link]
| 
| Affordable 3-way 600W dimmer
|-
| Leviton
| Dimmer Switch
| VRI06-1LX
|  
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305784&section=25501 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Works well
|-
| Leviton
| 4-Scene Controller with Switch
| VRCS4-MRX
| 7,2,67,0,2
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=433270&section=28563 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Works well, pair as per [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Leviton_Scene_Controller Leviton 4-Scene Controller], then again holding "2" and "4" to pair the Switch ("Load") itself.
|-
| Leviton
| Dimmer Switch
| VRM10-1LX
| 1
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=104&products_id=170 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B000ZKM7I8/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=65 mark-hc]
| This is a high quality dimmer geared towards high-end installations
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1L
|  
| May 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| (Coordinating Remote??)
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1LX
|  
| Oct 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Works well. Pair normally. Can also be used in single pole applications. [Note: white, ivory, [[Almond]].]
|-
| Leviton
| Scene capable 3-way switch (non-dimming)
| VRS15-1LZ
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=305791&section=25502&minisite=10026 Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Works well. Pair normally. Can also be used in single pole applications. [Note: white, ivory, [[Light almond]].]
|-
| Merten
| Radio sensor cover for dimmer inserts
| 5026xx, 5036xx, 5046xx
| 6,2,7,1,5
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5026_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| Radio sensor cover for switch inserts
| 5024xx, 5034xx, 5044xx
| 6,2,27,2,2
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/5024xx_5034xx_5044xx_Sensorflaeche4pin_CONNECT_INT.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| Single Radio flush-mounted receiver
| 507001
| 6,2,27,2,2
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5070_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Merten
| switch, flush-mounted
| 507501, 507601
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5075_581_00_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well (according to [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=276.15 Link])
|-
| Merten
| 1-gang universal dimmer, flush-mounted
| 507900
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5079_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well (according to [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=276.15 Link])
|-
| Monster
| 4-Scene Controller with Switch
| IWC600
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=433270&section=28563 Link]
| 
| 
| This is the same as the Leviton scene controller. Follow these instructions: [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Leviton_Scene_Controller Leviton 4-Scene Controller]
|-
| Schlage
| Lamp Module
| RP200
| 1.0
| Aug 2009
| Indoor
| [http://consumer.schlage.com/products/Productdetail3.asp?StyleID=139&FinishID=12&FunctionID=77 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2870 LibraSun]
| Works well Sold with Schlage LiNK lock system
|}

 

=== '''Plug & Receptacle Devices''' ===

{| width="1677" height="537" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZRR150W
| 2.2
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-527-homepro-zrr150-wall-receptacle.aspx Link]
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-527-homepro-zrr150-wall-receptacle.aspx Link]
| 
| Works like a champ! Easy to Install. One receptacle RF controlled, the other is hot
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZRP200
|  
| EU
| July 2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
| intveltr
| Basic plug-in switch.
|-
| ACT
| In-Wall Receptacle
| ZDP200
|  
| EU
| July 2011
| Indoor
|  
|  
| intveltr
| Basic plug-in dimmer.
|-
| Cooper Wiring Devices
| In-Wall Receptacle
| RFTR9505-T
|  
|  
|  
| Indoor
| [http://solutions.cooperwiringdevices.com/common/brands.cfm?pg=Detail&brandName=CWD%20Technology&category=Aspire%20RF%20Lighting%20Control%20System%3A%20Receptacles&id=16772 Link]
| 
| 
| One receptacle is RF controlled, the other is hot
|-
| Duwi
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| 05437
|  
| EU
| Feb 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.duewi.com/ Link]
| 
| ezhome
| High quality Plug-in switch, Easy install and works well
|-
| Everspring
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| AN157-2
| 4,2,64,1,2
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=501&CateUIDList=0,83 Link]
| 
| Ap15e
| Works well.
|-
| Everspring
| Z-Wave switch 3500 W
| AN158
|  
| EU
|  
| Indoor
|  
| 
| intveltr
| Works well. Supports status push and power metering
|-
| GE/Jasco
| In-wall Duplex Receptacle
| 45605
|  
| US
| 2/2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/products/pc/GE-Z-Wave-Wireless-Lighting-Control-Duplex-Receptacle-63p554.htm Link] [http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/manual-downloads/applications/DocumentLibraryManager/upload/45605-Manual-Eng.pdf Link]
|  
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=64 Anthonyris]
| Easy. Works.
|-
| Home Manageables
| Lamp Module (Dimming)
| HM-LM001
|  
|  
| Nov 2011
| Indoor
| 200W maximum load, 25W minimum load
| [http://www.homemanageables.com/manuals/HM-LM001%20Manual%20Final.pdf Link]
| DaveL17
| Works well. Support for incandescent loads only. Not load sensing.
|-
| Intermatic
| In-Wall Receptacle
| CA3500
| 1
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=105&products_id=97 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B000U3XYPA/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 Link]
| 
| This is a decent, but expensive solution for in-wall receptacles. One receptacle RF controlled, the other is hot.
|-
| Intermatic
| Appliance Module
| HA02C
| 1
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=108&products_id=98 Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/Intermatic-HA02C-Settings-Heavy-Duty-Appliance/dp/B000BJSDZO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1227467418&sr=8-3 Link]
| 
| Seems to work well
|-
| Intermatic
| Outdoor Module
| HA04C
| 1
|  
| Dec 2008
| Outdoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA04C---Z-Wave-Outdoor-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P6C62.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/HA04C---Z-Wave-Outdoor-Module-Intermatic-HomeSettings-P6C62.aspx Link]
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=66 Kozanator]
| Easy to Install.
|-
| Merten
| switch, plug adapter, 2000 W
| 508519
| 6,2,7,1,5
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5085_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well.
|-
| Monster Central
| 1800W Appliance Module
| ML-LAS1000
| 1
|  
| Jan 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.monstercable.com/productdisplay.asp?pin=3164 Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2618 guessed]
| Easy to Install. I use this as a ZWave signal repeater. Appears to be a badge-engineering of [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibeCCtpItmDspRte.jsp?item=309748&section=25542 Leviton VRP15-1LW]
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Appliance Module
| HA-02L (HA-02WD)
| 
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indooor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-02WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Note: link is to HA-02WD manual.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Lamp Module
| HA-03WD
| 
| 
| Dec 2011
| Indoor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-03WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Not load sensing.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Outdoor Lighting Module
| HA-04WD
| 
| 
| Oct 2012
| Outdoor
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/ssi/pdf/wayne/HA-04WD.pdf Link]
| 
| DaveL17
| Not load sensing.
|}

 

=== '''Thermostat Devices''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Wall Stat
| WDTC-20
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/WDTC-20---Z-Wave-Thermostat-Wayne-Dalton-P599C38.aspx Link]
| [http://www.amazon.com/Wayne-Dalton-Corporation-Z-Wave-Thermostat/dp/B001F8QKYQ Link]
| 
| Has 2 inclusion modes: 1) press and release the bind button and the STAT will be included as a thermostat and works with Vera, 2) press and hold the bind button and it will be added as a binary switch for compatibility with old, non-compliant remotes. If it's added in the wrong mode, remove it and re-add it. Works great simple to use!
|-
| HAI
| Wall Stat
| RC-80BZ
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2007
| Indoor
| [http://www.homeauto.com Link]
| [http://www.homeauto.com/Downloads/Products/Omnistat/rcr80.pdf Link]
| 
| Shows up as Standard Thermostat in Vera, Hold button feature not able to control by Vera at this time. Priced above 200.00. Has internal setback programs. Works great.
|-
| RCS
| Wall Stat
| TZ43
|  ??
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/TZ43---Z-Wave-Thermostat-RCS-P627C67.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/TZ43---Z-Wave-Thermostat-RCS-P627C67.aspx Link]
| 
| Shows up as Standard Thermostat in Vera, much more feature rich the the WDTC-20 but comes with a hefty price tag ($214.95). Wish Vera could use all the features in this Thermostat! '''Note:'''''You need to set the thermostat to show the temperature, on its display, in Celsius degree in order to be able to receive "Set Temp" commands from Vera. This is no longer required in firmwares above '''''1.0.862 (luup)'''
|-
| Schlage/Trane
| Wall Stat
| Trane
|  ??
|  
|  ??
| Indoor
| [http://www.link.schlage.com/Products/Pages/Thermostat.aspx Link]
| [http://www.trane.com/Residential/Products/Thermostats Link]
| 
| It's the same thermostat as the RCS TZ43 and it has the same issue: it's accepting "Set Temp Point" commands only in the measurement unit that is displayed on its screen. '''Note:'''''You need to set the thermostat to show the temperature, on its screen, in Celsius degree in order to be able to receive "Set Temp" commands from Vera. This is no longer required in firmwares above '''''1.0.862 (luup)'''
|-
| Intermatic
| InTouch
| CA8900
| 
|  
| Nov 2008
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthome-products.com/p-663-intermatic-intouch-ca8900-z-wave-digital-thermostat.aspx Link]
| 
| 
| Looks very similar to the Wayne Dalton WDTC-20 listed here. works great, simple to use
|-
| Danfoss
| Radiator thermostat
| RA PLUS-w
| 
| EU
| 
| Indoor
| [http://raplusw.com/Content/E962FC0B-6461-4319-82FE-3E1E765142CF.html Link] [http://raplusw.com/PCMPDF/Data%20sheet%20RA-PLUS-w_02.pdf Link]
| [http://www.eurox10.com/Product/ZWave/Actuators/ZWDNF_RA_PLUS-W.htm Link] [http://www.eurox10.com]
| 
| See: [[Danfoss Thermostat]] for installation instructions If the device cannot be configured at the final location, move the device closer to Vera and try again (this device might require a direct connection to Vera for configuration).
|-
| Radio Thermostat
| Wall Stat
| CT22
| 
| US
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.radiothermostat.com/documents/CT-22-Operation-27aug10.pdf Link] [http://www.radiothermostat.com/documents/CT-22-Installation-27aug10.pdf Link]
| 
| Daniel
|
To include the thermostat into your network, you just have to install the USNAP module in the thermostat while Vera is in Include mode. To exclude the thermostat from your network, you just have to install the USNAP module in the thermostat while Vera is in Exclude mode.You can watch a video about how to install it [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9VNuHGENP0 here] 

|-
| Radio Thermostat
| Wall Stat
| CT30
| 
| US 
| 
| Indoor 
| 
| 
| mcvflorin 
| If you experience a problem with other Z-Wave devices, see this [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/images/3/39/RTCOA_Z-Wave_v7.4_workaround.zip note]. 
|-
| Remotec
| Wall Stat
| ZTS-100
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| To include the thermostat into your network, hold the home button for 2 seconds until the display says 'noc', which means 'no connection', then press the Prog button and the readout will say 'Srh'. If it doesn't say 'noc' or if the radio icon is visible in the upper right corner, the thermostat is already included and must be removed/reset. To remove/reset the thermostat hold the home button for 2 seconds until the display says 'done', then press the Prog button.
|-
| Horstmann
| Wall Stat
| HRT4-ZW
| 
| EU
| 
| Indoor
| [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4-ZWweb.pdf Link] [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4B-ZWManual.pdf Link]
| [http://horstmann.co.uk/downloads/ElectronicDocuments/Central-Heating/HRT4B-ZWManual.pdf ]
| Daniel
| After you include the thermostat in Vera's network, you will have to make some configuration changes in order for it to report the temperature change. See: [[HRT4-ZW]] for more information.
|}

 

=== '''Sensors''' ===

{| width="1369" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| Motion Sensor
| ZIR000 / ZIR010
| 
| EU (ZIR010) or US (ZIR000)
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZIR000_spec.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Inst/ZIR000_instr.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Specs/ZIR010_spec.pdf Link] [http://www.act-solutions.com/HomePro/pdfs/HomePro/Inst/ZIR010_instr.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| Remove the cover, pair to Vera's dongle by using the push-button on the left of the circuit board. Vera must configure it to work, and it can only be configured within less of a minute (30 sec best) of inserting the batteries. With Vera's dongle removed, remove/reinsert the batteries, and within 30 seconds insert Vera's dongle. Within a few minutes confirm the "configure" icon for the device is green on Vera's setup page
|-
| Aeon Labs
| 3-in-1 sensor (light/humidity/temperature)
| MultiSensor
| 
| EU or US
| 
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://www.aeon-labs.com/site/public/lib/download.php?type=s&f=29 Specs]
| 
| 
| Pair to Vera by using the push-button. Vera must configure it to work, and it can only be configured within 10 minutes of inserting the batteries.
|-
| Express Controls aka HomeSeer
| 3-in-1 sensor (light/temperature/motion)
| HSM100 / EZMotion
| 
| EU or US
| 
| 
| [http://www.expresscontrols.com/pdf/EZMotionOwnerManual.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| See [[ExpressControls3in1]] If the motion sensor does not work right after inclusion and configuration, remove the batteries for a few seconds.
|-
| EverSpring/Hawking/Home Manageables
| Door/window sensor
| SM103
| 6,2,9,1,0
| EU or US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=355&CateUIDList=0,83 Link] [http://www.everspring.com/Archive/Image/File/A501110873R01_SM103_-ECR.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Pair using the intrusion button. The sensor will accept configuration within a few minutes of the initial pairing, or of pressing the intrusion button on the back even after it's paired. Pair the device, or if it's already paired, press the intrusion button, and within 30 seconds insert Vera's dongle. Within a few minutes confirm the "configure" icon for the device is green on Vera's setup page. NOTE: There is some confusion about the orientation of the sensor. The main sensor body has a back (where the intrusion is), a front (where the logo and LED is), and the 2 other surfaces, one of which has a curved edge, and the other is flat. The magnet needs to go against the flat surface. And the flat surface on the magnet should be as close as possible to the flat surface on the sensor, lined up in the middle so the line which passes through the LED lines up with the sensor.
Note: In case the inclusion/exclusion fails you should remove/reinsert the batteries from the sensor and within a few seconds the sensor should be automatically detected.

|-
| EverSpring/Home Manageables
| Humidity + Temperature sensor
| HM-TS001
| 
| 
| Jan 2010 (requires version 1.1.0 or greater)
| Indoor
| [http://www.asihome.com/ASIshop/product_info.php?products_id=3946 Link] [http://www.homeseer.com/pdfs/guides/HM_TD001.pdf Link]
|  
| micasaverde
| Pair or unpair the device by tapping the CF button 3 times very quickly. Once it's paired and shows up in the UI as a generic device, press the CF button 3 times again quickly to make it wakeup and get configured. Then it will correctly be identified as 3 devices (combo device + temperature + humidity).
|-
| Everspring
| Motion Detector
| SP103
| 6,2,9,1,0
| EU or US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.everspring.com/Products/Home_Automation_Detail.asp?parentUID=83&UID=354&CateUIDList=0,83 Link] [http://www.everspring.com/Archive/Image/File/A501110874R01_SP103_%20-%20ECR.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Works well
|-
| Fortrezz
| Water /Freeze
| WWA-001
|  ??????
| US
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.Fortrezz.com Link] [http://www.fortrezz.com/resources/WWA_manual_01May2009.pdf Link]
| 
| Zmistro
| Works great I would place a few in your house. Bathrooms, laundry , kitchen , basement. Great product!
|-
| Intermatic
| Motion Sensor
| CA-9000
| 
| US
| 
| Indoor
| [http://www.smarthomeusa.com/Products/CA9000/manuals/CA9000.pdf Link] 
| 
| Aaron
| This device has limited functionality as a sensor. It can only be used to turn on and off a light directly by setting an association, which Vera supports. It does not fire events, so you cannot use it as an event on a scene.
|-
| Merten
| 4-gang radio transmitter, flush-mounted
| 506004
| 2,2,27,1,4
| EU
|  
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5060_581_02_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Note: There is proprietary functionality here. Support will be added soon.
Quite complex device; partially supported by Vera; can be used as a window/door sensor (as of firmware 1.0.900) ...

|}

 

=== '''Door Locks''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Schlage
| Door lock and deadbolt
| BE369 (deadbolt)
| 
| Mid 2009
| Indoor
| [http://consumer.schlage.com/link/product_tour/ Link]
| 
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?action=profile;u=2870 LibraSun]
| Read the instructions here: [[Schlage Lock]]
|-
| Kwikset
| Door lock and deadbolt
| 
| 
| 
| Indoor
| 
| 
| 
| Read instructions here:[[Kwikset Lock]]
|-
| Yale
| Deadbolt
| Real Living
| 
| 
| Indoor
|
[http://www.yaleresidential.com/Yale/Yale%20US/Real%20Living/Documents%20Library/Yale%20DB%20PUSH%20Quickstart%2018JUL11_Rev%20B.pdf Link]

[http://www.yaleresidential.com/Yale/Yale%20US/Real%20Living/Documents%20Library/Yale%20DB%20PUSH%20Instructions%2023AUG11_Rev%20B.pdf Link]

| 
| 
| Read instructions here: [[Yale Lock]]
|}

 

=== '''Drapes/Blinds''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Electronic Solutions
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| DBMZ
| V2+1
| 
| Indoor
| For 12-24VDC Motors
| [http://www.elec-solutions.com/products/dc_mot_ctrls/z-wave/dbmz/dbmz.html Link]
| Shady
| 2-Wire Motors
|-
| Electronic Solutions
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| ABMHZ
| V2+1
| 
| Indoor
| For 110-230VAC Motors
| [http://www.elec-solutions.com/products/int_ac_mot_ctrls/z-wave/abmhz/abmhz.html Link]
| Shady
| 4-Wire Motors
|-
| Lagotek / RSSceneAutomation
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| DC1-ZW
| 
| 
| Indoor
| For 12-24VDC Motors
| [http://www.lagotek.com/blindspdf/AC1-ZW%20Cut%20Sheet.pdf Link]
| Shady
| 2-Wire Motors
|-
| Lagotek / RSSceneAutomation
| Drape/Blind Motor Controller
| AC1-ZW
| 
| 
| Indoor
| For 110-230VAC Motors
| [http://www.lagotek.com/blindspdf/DC1-ZW%20Cut%20Sheet.pdf Link]
| Shady
| 4-Wire Motors
|}

 

=== '''Relay controls''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added By User
! Notes
|-
| Intermatic
| Contactor control box
| CA3750
| 
| Nov 2007
| Indoor/Outdoor
| [http://www.intouchcontrols.com/~/media/Files/InTouchControls/Products/Spec%20Sheets/CA3750.ashx Link]
| 
| 
| Multi-instance class supported for this device. Vera is able to control each of the 2 relays independently if desired. please note unit shows as three switches this is a bug with Intermatic not a real issue.You can check the box in devices to not show the second listing of the first relay in "Dasboard" You can control heavy loads like a water heater ,pool pump motor/s. great device
|}

 

=== '''Window Coverings''' ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| Merten
| Radio roller shutter push-button
| 5025xx, 5035xx, 5045xx
| 6,2,27,2,3 and 6,2,27,2,4
| EU
| Apr 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5025_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Ap15e
| Open/Close buttons work well, but slide bar does not work. GUI buttons do not work with Luup release 1.0.843 and 1.0.862 (fixed with Luup release 1.0.879). Workaround: Use a Luup Scene with the following code:<tt></tt>
<tt>local lul_arguments = {}</tt>

<tt>lul_arguments["newTargetValue"]="0"</tt>

<tt>lul_resultcode,lul_resultstring,lul_job,lul_returnarguments = luup.call_action("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1","SetTarget",lul_arguments,6) </tt> Replace "6" with your device number, replace "0" with "1" for inverse action.

|-
| Duewi
| Radio roller shutter push-button
| 054368
| 6,2,51,1,0
| EU
| Jun 2009
| Indoor
| [http://www.duewi.de/index.php?productid=37344 Link]
|  
| Lutz
| Open/Close buttons work well, but slide bar does not work. Some additional observations by Ap15e (Vera V1, firmware 1.0.979):
*GUI button 'Stop' and corresponding UPnP service does not work.
*GUI button 'Up' moves the shutter down, GUI button 'Down' moves the shutter up ...
*After adjusting the running times even the slide bar seems to work!
*I got a report from a user that the düwi device may fail due to interference from the shutter motor. In this case an additional filter is required (costs about 25 €/direction).
*More information is available at [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=3359.msg16142#msg16142 Link]

|}

 

=== '''Cameras that work''' ===

See [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/IP_Cameras IP Cameras] for a more comprehensive and up to date list

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Path for JPEG image
! Product Review
! Notes
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC54GCA
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi
| 
| An inexpensive camera with moderate image quality. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address.
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC210
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi
| 
| A more expensive camera with good image quality and pan/tilt ability. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address. Pan/tilt controls will not work with Vera.
|-
| Linksys
| IP Camera
| WVC80N
| all
| 2009
| Indoor
| img/snapshot.cgi?size=2&quality=1
| 
| A more expensive camera with good image quality and wireless N. Use the Linksys setup wizard for initial setup, then copy IP address and path into Vera setup fields. Use a static IP address. Pan/tilt controls will not work with Vera.
Size can be (160 x 120 = 1,320 x 240 = 2,640 x 480 = 3) and Quality can be (Very High= 1,High= 2,Normal= 3,Low= 4,Very Low= 5)

|-
| iCamView
| IP Camera Server
| iCV-22, iCV-32
| all
| 2009 
| Indoor/Outdoor
| pda.cgi?user=admin&password=1234&page=image&cam=1 pda.cgi?user=admin&password=1234&page=image&cam=2 
| 
| Feature-rich IP camera server, suports up to two compatible USB cameras, optional WiFi support, USB storage, USB hubs, motion; works with range of cameras, see icamview.co.uk. Excellent modular solution. They do ship to North America.
|-
| SmartHome.com.au
| IP Camera
| Z~Series Wireless Camera
| all
| 2009 
| Indoor
| tmpfs/auto.jpg
| 
| Inexpensive IP security camera designed for the Australian and New Zealand Z-Wave users, but shipping world wide.
|-
| [http://global.level1.com LevelOne]
| IP Camera
| WCS-2030
| all
| 2010
| Indoor
| cgi-bin/video.jpg
| [http://reviews.cnet.com/search-results/levelone-camcon-wcs-2030/1707-5_7-31972011.html CNET review]
| An inexpensive IP camera with good image quality. Can be connected wired or wirelessly. Most LevelOne cameras use the same path for the JPEG image, so most of their line (both low and high end) should be compatible. Video and audio also stream over RTSP, which can be customized through the camera's web interface.
|-
| Asante
| IP Camera
| Voyager I
| firmware 2.02 and above
| 2010
| Indoor
| image.cgi
| 
| An inexpensive IP camera that is very feature rich, has good image quality, night vision capabilities, motion detection, two-way audio, video streaming over TCP, UDP, or HTTP, and other configurable features. In firmware version 2.02, Asante added the capability to retrieve an image via a URL (however, it is delayed by 3 seconds). Offers a full-featured web interface in IE using an ActiveX plug-in (limited capabilites in other browsers).
|}

 

=== Alarm Panels ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model(s)
! Required module
! Plugin
! Notes
|-
| DSC
|
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=1 PowerSeries PC1616]
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=2 PowerSeries PC1832]
*[http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=3 PowerSeries PC1864]

| [http://www.dsc.com/index.php?n=products&o=view&id=22 IT-100] or [https://www.eyez-on.com/EZMAIN/envisalink2ds.php Envisalink IP170/2DS]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_dscalarmpanel/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Elk
|
*[http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_2981420/M1_Gold_Cross_Platform_Control%C2%AE M1 Gold]
*[http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_3127911/M1EZ8_Cross_Platform_Control%C2%AE M1EZ8]

| The M1EZ8 panel requires the [http://www.elkproducts.com/_webapp_2981423/elk-m1ez8msi__m1ez8_main_serial_interface ELK-M1EZ8MSI] Main Serial Port Interface.
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_elk-alarm-panel/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| You can use the ELK-M1XEP Ethernet Interface to connect the panels to Vera on the Ethernet port.
|-
| GE Security / Interlogix / Caddx
|
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-4]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-6]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-8]
*[http://www.interlogix.com/resources/intrusion/906-3179_NetworX_brochure.pdf NetworX NX-8E]

| [http://utcfssecurityproducts.com/ProductsAndServices/Pages/NX-584.aspx NX-584]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_caddxnx584/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| NetworX NX-8E already has a RS-232 interface, so it doesn't require the NX-584 module.
|-
| Honeywell / Ademco
| VISTA-50P, VISTA-128BP, VISTA-128BPT, VISTA-128BPE, VISTA-128FBP, VISTA-250BP, VISTA-250BPT, VISTA-250BPE and VISTA-250FBP
| VISTA-50P, VISTA-128BP, VISTA-128FBP, VISTA-250BP, and VISTA-250FBP panels require the [http://www.security.honeywell.com/me/intrusion/products/exp/ac/138478.html 4100SM] module.
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_ademco-panels-plugin/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| If your Vista panel is not on this list, look at the next row.
|-
| Honeywell / Ademco
| 10SE, 20SE, 10P, 15P, 20P, 50P, etc.
| [http://www.nutech.com/online-store/18.html AD2USB]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_vista-alarm-panel-ad2usb/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Paradox
|
*Digiplex DGP-848
*EVO48
*[http://www.paradox.com/Products/default.asp?CATID=7 EVO192]

| [http://www.paradox.com/Products/default.asp?CATID=7&SUBCATID=75&PRD=234 PRT3 Integration Module]
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_paradox-alarm/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|-
| Visonic
|
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMax PowerMax]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxPlus PowerMax+]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxComplete PowerMaxComplete]
*[http://www.visonic.com/Products/Wireless-Property-Protection/PowerMaxPro PowerMaxPro]

| RS-232 Interface Module
| [http://code.mios.com/trac/mios_visonic-powermax/wiki/WikiStart Link]
| 
|}

 

=== Misc ===

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Frequency
! Date Purchased
! Location (indoor/outdoor)
! Specs
! Product Review
! Added by User
! Notes
|-
| Everspring
| Door Bell 
| UTSE03A 
| 
| EU
|
|
|
|
|
| When added to a third party Z-Wave controller there is no way to associate the push button with the door bell itself, so the push button has no use. In order to make it work, the door bell needs to be associated with a regular Z-Wave switch either by creating associations or by creating a scene.
|}

[[Category:User_Instructions]] [[Category:Hardware]]

Intermatic Handheld Remotes

2012-01-22T20:44:30Z

DaveL17:

If the remote has already been included in another Z-Wave network, you need to do a factory reset on it first, as explained below, before you can add it to Vera.

== Adding the Remote to Your Z-Wave Network ==

1. Be sure the remote is not already paired with another network. Do a factory reset as explained below if you're not sure.

2. Take the remote near Vera and choose Devices, Add Z-Wave controller from Vera's setup menu.

3. On the HA07 (screen), press and hold 'include' for a few seconds until it says 'copy', and then press the '1 off' button. It should say 'Copy RA' while transferring to Vera, and then say 'successful' when it's done.

On the HA09 (no screen) press and hold 'include' for 5 seconds. Both the red and green LEDs at the top will flash. Press and release Scene 1 'off'. The green LED will flash while configuration is transferred. The green LED will turn solid for 2 seconds upon successful transfer, or both will flash for 2 seconds on failure.

See [http://www.wayne-dalton.com/access/access_support.asp Wayne Dalton Support] 'Deluxe Remote Control' and 'Wireless Remote Control' for manuals for the HA07 and HA09 respectively (identical to Intermatic).

4. After a few seconds you should see the remote show up as an unassigned device on the devices tab in Vera's setup site. If not, reload the web page. Pick the room the remote is in, and give the remote a name if you want.

If you do not want Vera to assign scenes to the remote, but will do that using another device, you can stop here. If you want Vera to assign scenes, keep going with step 5.

5. After you assigned the scene controller to a room, click the + button next to the scene controller on the devices tab in Vera's setup site. Check the box "Treat scene buttons as events". After you save your changes, and Vera the 'please wait' and 'configuring' status messages have passed, add the controller again by repeating step 3.

6. On the scenes tab in Vera's setup site, create the scenes you want assigned to the scene controller. Click the red 'save' button to save your scenes. If you haven't yet added all the lights and other Z-Wave devices you want in the scene you'll have to do that first, of course, and come back to this step later. Click the 'Add Event' button for your scene. Choose the event 'Scene button is pressed'. Then choose the scene controller from the pull-down. Then enter the scene button you want to trigger the scene; enter a number between 1 and 5 for the 5 scene buttons.

After you save your changes, turning on the scene button triggers the scene. Note that the scene can include delays. For example, if you have a 'go to bed' scene, you may want the scene to lock the doors, turn down the thermostat, and turn off all the lights. But, you might not want the bedroom lights to go off immediately if the scene controller is on the opposite side of the room from the bed. So, in the scene, for the bedroom lights, choose the command "On" then choose "After 30 seconds", then "Set a new setting", then "Off". This way, when you choose the scene, the bedroom lights will come on for 30 seconds so you have time to walk across the room, and then turn off.

The 5 scene buttons on the scene controller can be turned 'on' or 'off'. Turning the scene on triggers the scenes 1 through 5. Turning the scene off does not turn the devices in the scene off as you would expect. Rather, turning off any of the 5 buttons causing Vera to trigger scene 0. So if you create a scene with the event for 'scene 0', it will be triggered whenever you turn off any scene. You can create a scene as described above, and in step 6 choose button #0. But this means that no matter which of the 5 scene buttons you turn off, they all trigger the scene for button #0. See [[ZWave Add Controller]] method #2 for an explanation. If this is confusing, just stick to the normal usage of buttons 1-5, but be aware that if scene 2, for example, is 'on' (ie the LED is lit), you will need to press '2' twice to get it to run the scene again. So, using this method, the normal way to turn off the lights is to have a scene which turns the devices off and assigns it to a button. For example, scene '1' could be your 'bright' scene, scene '2' could be your 'dinner scene', and scene '3' could be your 'living room lights off' and scene 4 could be your 'all lights off' scene.

As explained in [[ZWave Add Controller]] you can leave "Treat scene buttons as events" unchecked, and then create scenes the traditional Z-Wave way (ie Method #1). In this case the scene off works as you would expect. However, the scenes are much more limited. You cannot have delays, or adjust thermostats, or lock doors and so on.

== Removing the Remote From Your Z-Wave Network ==

If you already paired the remote and want to remove it:

1. On Vera's setup page go to 'Devices', 'Z-Wave Options'. 2. Chose 'Exclude' from the pull-down menu 3. Click 'Go' 4. Then press the same sequence as in Step #3 during the 'Add' process (above).

== Doing a Factory Reset ==

'''Intermatic HA07 Remote'''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for several seconds until it says 'Reset'. 2. Then press and hold 'Scene 1' [On] and 'Scene 1' [Off] for several seconds it says 'all clear'.

'''Intermatic HA09 Remote'''

''Reset Scenes and Network:''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for 10 seconds until the red and green lights blink alternately. 2. Press and hold [1 ON]+[1 OFF] until the green light remains solid.

''Reset Scenes Only:''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for 10 seconds until the red and green lights blink alternately. 2. Press and hold [2 ON]+[2 OFF] until the green light remains solid.

[[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:User_Instructions]]

Intermatic Handheld Remotes

2012-01-22T20:39:51Z

DaveL17: Housekeeping

[[Category:Hardware]]
[[Category:User Instructions]]
If the remote has already been included in another Z-Wave network, you need to do a factory reset on it first, as explained below, before you can add it to Vera.

== Adding the Remote to Your Z-Wave Network ==

1. Be sure the remote is not already paired with another network. Do a factory reset as explained below if you're not sure.

2. Take the remote near Vera and choose Devices, Add Z-Wave controller from Vera's setup menu.

3. On the HA07 (screen), press and hold 'include' for a few seconds until it says 'copy', and then press the '1 off' button. It should say 'Copy RA' while transferring to Vera, and then say 'successful' when it's done.

On the HA09 (no screen) press and hold 'include' for 5 seconds. Both the red and green LEDs at the top will flash. Press and release Scene 1 'off'. The green LED will flash while configuration is transferred. The green LED will turn solid for 2 seconds upon successful transfer, or both will flash for 2 seconds on failure.

See [http://www.wayne-dalton.com/access/access_support.asp Wayne Dalton Support] 'Deluxe Remote Control' and 'Wireless Remote Control' for manuals for the HA07 and HA09 respectively (identical to Intermatic).

4. After a few seconds you should see the remote show up as an unassigned device on the devices tab in Vera's setup site. If not, reload the web page. Pick the room the remote is in, and give the remote a name if you want.

If you do not want Vera to assign scenes to the remote, but will do that using another device, you can stop here. If you want Vera to assign scenes, keep going with step 5.

5. After you assigned the scene controller to a room, click the + button next to the scene controller on the devices tab in Vera's setup site. Check the box "Treat scene buttons as events". After you save your changes, and Vera the 'please wait' and 'configuring' status messages have passed, add the controller again by repeating step 3.

6. On the scenes tab in Vera's setup site, create the scenes you want assigned to the scene controller. Click the red 'save' button to save your scenes. If you haven't yet added all the lights and other Z-Wave devices you want in the scene you'll have to do that first, of course, and come back to this step later. Click the 'Add Event' button for your scene. Choose the event 'Scene button is pressed'. Then choose the scene controller from the pull-down. Then enter the scene button you want to trigger the scene; enter a number between 1 and 5 for the 5 scene buttons.

After you save your changes, turning on the scene button triggers the scene. Note that the scene can include delays. For example, if you have a 'go to bed' scene, you may want the scene to lock the doors, turn down the thermostat, and turn off all the lights. But, you might not want the bedroom lights to go off immediately if the scene controller is on the opposite side of the room from the bed. So, in the scene, for the bedroom lights, choose the command "On" then choose "After 30 seconds", then "Set a new setting", then "Off". This way, when you choose the scene, the bedroom lights will come on for 30 seconds so you have time to walk across the room, and then turn off.

The 5 scene buttons on the scene controller can be turned 'on' or 'off'. Turning the scene on triggers the scenes 1 through 5. Turning the scene off does not turn the devices in the scene off as you would expect. Rather, turning off any of the 5 buttons causing Vera to trigger scene 0. So if you create a scene with the event for 'scene 0', it will be triggered whenever you turn off any scene. You can create a scene as described above, and in step 6 choose button #0. But this means that no matter which of the 5 scene buttons you turn off, they all trigger the scene for button #0. See [[ZWave Add Controller]] method #2 for an explanation. If this is confusing, just stick to the normal usage of buttons 1-5, but be aware that if scene 2, for example, is 'on' (ie the LED is lit), you will need to press '2' twice to get it to run the scene again. So, using this method, the normal way to turn off the lights is to have a scene which turns the devices off and assigns it to a button. For example, scene '1' could be your 'bright' scene, scene '2' could be your 'dinner scene', and scene '3' could be your 'living room lights off' and scene 4 could be your 'all lights off' scene.

As explained in [[ZWave Add Controller]] you can leave "Treat scene buttons as events" unchecked, and then create scenes the traditional Z-Wave way (ie Method #1). In this case the scene off works as you would expect. However, the scenes are much more limited. You cannot have delays, or adjust thermostats, or lock doors and so on.

== Removing the Remote From Your Z-Wave Network ==

If you already paired the remote and want to remove it:

1. On Vera's setup page go to 'Devices', 'Z-Wave Options'. 2. Chose 'Exclude' from the pull-down menu 3. Click 'Go' 4. Then press the same sequence as in Step #3 during the 'Add' process (above).

== Doing a Factory Reset ==

'''Intermatic HA07 Remote'''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for several seconds until it says 'Reset'. 2. Then press and hold 'Scene 1' [On] and 'Scene 1' [Off] for several seconds it says 'all clear'.

'''Intermatic HA09 Remote'''

''Reset Scenes and Network:''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for 10 seconds until the red and green lights blink alternately. 2. Press and hold [1 ON]+[1 OFF] until the green light remains solid.

''Reset Scenes Only:''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for 10 seconds until the red and green lights blink alternately. 2. Press and hold [2 ON]+[2 OFF] until the green light remains solid.

Intermatic Handheld Remotes

2012-01-22T20:37:17Z

DaveL17: Housekeeping

[[Category:Hardware]]
[[Category:User Instructions]]
If the remote has already been included in another Z-Wave network, you need to do a factory reset on it first, as explained below, before you can add it to Vera.

==Adding the remote to your Z-Wave network==

1. Be sure the remote is not already paired with another network. Do a factory reset as explained below if you're not sure.

2. Take the remote near Vera and choose Devices, Add Z-Wave controller from Vera's setup menu.

3. On the HA07 (screen), press and hold 'include' for a few seconds until it says 'copy', and then press the '1 off' button. It should say 'Copy RA' while transferring to Vera, and then say 'successful' when it's done.

On the HA09 (no screen) press and hold 'include' for 5 seconds. Both the red and green LEDs at the top will flash. Press and release Scene 1 'off'. The green LED will flash while configuration is transferred. The green LED will turn solid for 2 seconds upon successful transfer, or both will flash for 2 seconds on failure.

See [http://www.wayne-dalton.com/access/access_support.asp Wayne Dalton Support] 'Deluxe Remote Control' and 'Wireless Remote Control' for manuals for the HA07 and HA09 respectively (identical to Intermatic).

4. After a few seconds you should see the remote show up as an unassigned device on the devices tab in Vera's setup site. If not, reload the web page. Pick the room the remote is in, and give the remote a name if you want.

If you do not want Vera to assign scenes to the remote, but will do that using another device, you can stop here. If you want Vera to assign scenes, keep going with step 5.

5. After you assigned the scene controller to a room, click the + button next to the scene controller on the devices tab in Vera's setup site. Check the box "Treat scene buttons as events". After you save your changes, and Vera the 'please wait' and 'configuring' status messages have passed, add the controller again by repeating step 3.

6. On the scenes tab in Vera's setup site, create the scenes you want assigned to the scene controller. Click the red 'save' button to save your scenes. If you haven't yet added all the lights and other Z-Wave devices you want in the scene you'll have to do that first, of course, and come back to this step later. Click the 'Add Event' button for your scene. Choose the event 'Scene button is pressed'. Then choose the scene controller from the pull-down. Then enter the scene button you want to trigger the scene; enter a number between 1 and 5 for the 5 scene buttons.

After you save your changes, turning on the scene button triggers the scene. Note that the scene can include delays. For example, if you have a 'go to bed' scene, you may want the scene to lock the doors, turn down the thermostat, and turn off all the lights. But, you might not want the bedroom lights to go off immediately if the scene controller is on the opposite side of the room from the bed. So, in the scene, for the bedroom lights, choose the command "On" then choose "After 30 seconds", then "Set a new setting", then "Off". This way, when you choose the scene, the bedroom lights will come on for 30 seconds so you have time to walk across the room, and then turn off.

The 5 scene buttons on the scene controller can be turned 'on' or 'off'. Turning the scene on triggers the scenes 1 through 5. Turning the scene off does not turn the devices in the scene off as you would expect. Rather, turning off any of the 5 buttons causing Vera to trigger scene 0. So if you create a scene with the event for 'scene 0', it will be triggered whenever you turn off any scene. You can create a scene as described above, and in step 6 choose button #0. But this means that no matter which of the 5 scene buttons you turn off, they all trigger the scene for button #0. See [[ZWave_Add_Controller]] method #2 for an explanation. If this is confusing, just stick to the normal usage of buttons 1-5, but be aware that if scene 2, for example, is 'on' (ie the LED is lit), you will need to press '2' twice to get it to run the scene again. So, using this method, the normal way to turn off the lights is to have a scene which turns the devices off and assigns it to a button. For example, scene '1' could be your 'bright' scene, scene '2' could be your 'dinner scene', and scene '3' could be your 'living room lights off' and scene 4 could be your 'all lights off' scene.

As explained in [[ZWave_Add_Controller]] you can leave "Treat scene buttons as events" unchecked, and then create scenes the traditional Z-Wave way (ie Method #1). In this case the scene off works as you would expect. However, the scenes are much more limited. You cannot have delays, or adjust thermostats, or lock doors and so on.

== Removing the Remote From Your Z-Wave Network ==

If you already paired the remote and want to remove it:

1. On Vera's setup page go to 'Devices', 'Z-Wave Options'. 2. Chose 'Exclude' from the pull-down menu 3. Click 'Go' 4. Then press the same sequence as in Step #3 during the 'Add' process (above).

== Doing a Factory Reset ==

'''Intermatic HA07 Remote'''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for several seconds until it says 'Reset'. 2. Then press and hold 'Scene 1' [On] and 'Scene 1' [Off] for several seconds it says 'all clear'.

'''Intermatic HA09 Remote'''

''Reset Scenes and Network:''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for 10 seconds until the red and green lights blink alternately. 2. Press and hold [1 ON]+[1 OFF] until the green light remains solid.

''Reset Scenes Only:''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for 10 seconds until the red and green lights blink alternately. 2. Press and hold [2 ON]+[2 OFF] until the green light remains solid.

Intermatic Handheld Remotes

2012-01-22T20:36:28Z

DaveL17: /* Doing a factory reset */ Adds Intermatic HA09 Reset Instructions.

[[Category:Hardware]]
[[Category:User Instructions]]
If the remote has already been included in another Z-Wave network, you need to do a factory reset on it first, as explained below, before you can add it to Vera.

==Adding the remote to your Z-Wave network==

1. Be sure the remote is not already paired with another network. Do a factory reset as explained below if you're not sure.

2. Take the remote near Vera and choose Devices, Add Z-Wave controller from Vera's setup menu.

3. On the HA07 (screen), press and hold 'include' for a few seconds until it says 'copy', and then press the '1 off' button. It should say 'Copy RA' while transferring to Vera, and then say 'successful' when it's done.

On the HA09 (no screen) press and hold 'include' for 5 seconds. Both the red and green LEDs at the top will flash. Press and release Scene 1 'off'. The green LED will flash while configuration is transferred. The green LED will turn solid for 2 seconds upon successful transfer, or both will flash for 2 seconds on failure.

See [http://www.wayne-dalton.com/access/access_support.asp Wayne Dalton Support] 'Deluxe Remote Control' and 'Wireless Remote Control' for manuals for the HA07 and HA09 respectively (identical to Intermatic).

4. After a few seconds you should see the remote show up as an unassigned device on the devices tab in Vera's setup site. If not, reload the web page. Pick the room the remote is in, and give the remote a name if you want.

If you do not want Vera to assign scenes to the remote, but will do that using another device, you can stop here. If you want Vera to assign scenes, keep going with step 5.

5. After you assigned the scene controller to a room, click the + button next to the scene controller on the devices tab in Vera's setup site. Check the box "Treat scene buttons as events". After you save your changes, and Vera the 'please wait' and 'configuring' status messages have passed, add the controller again by repeating step 3.

6. On the scenes tab in Vera's setup site, create the scenes you want assigned to the scene controller. Click the red 'save' button to save your scenes. If you haven't yet added all the lights and other Z-Wave devices you want in the scene you'll have to do that first, of course, and come back to this step later. Click the 'Add Event' button for your scene. Choose the event 'Scene button is pressed'. Then choose the scene controller from the pull-down. Then enter the scene button you want to trigger the scene; enter a number between 1 and 5 for the 5 scene buttons.

After you save your changes, turning on the scene button triggers the scene. Note that the scene can include delays. For example, if you have a 'go to bed' scene, you may want the scene to lock the doors, turn down the thermostat, and turn off all the lights. But, you might not want the bedroom lights to go off immediately if the scene controller is on the opposite side of the room from the bed. So, in the scene, for the bedroom lights, choose the command "On" then choose "After 30 seconds", then "Set a new setting", then "Off". This way, when you choose the scene, the bedroom lights will come on for 30 seconds so you have time to walk across the room, and then turn off.

The 5 scene buttons on the scene controller can be turned 'on' or 'off'. Turning the scene on triggers the scenes 1 through 5. Turning the scene off does not turn the devices in the scene off as you would expect. Rather, turning off any of the 5 buttons causing Vera to trigger scene 0. So if you create a scene with the event for 'scene 0', it will be triggered whenever you turn off any scene. You can create a scene as described above, and in step 6 choose button #0. But this means that no matter which of the 5 scene buttons you turn off, they all trigger the scene for button #0. See [[ZWave_Add_Controller]] method #2 for an explanation. If this is confusing, just stick to the normal usage of buttons 1-5, but be aware that if scene 2, for example, is 'on' (ie the LED is lit), you will need to press '2' twice to get it to run the scene again. So, using this method, the normal way to turn off the lights is to have a scene which turns the devices off and assigns it to a button. For example, scene '1' could be your 'bright' scene, scene '2' could be your 'dinner scene', and scene '3' could be your 'living room lights off' and scene 4 could be your 'all lights off' scene.

As explained in [[ZWave_Add_Controller]] you can leave "Treat scene buttons as events" unchecked, and then create scenes the traditional Z-Wave way (ie Method #1). In this case the scene off works as you would expect. However, the scenes are much more limited. You cannot have delays, or adjust thermostats, or lock doors and so on.

== Removing the remote from your Z-Wave network ==

If you already paired the remote and want to remove it:

1. On Vera's setup page go to 'Devices', 'Z-Wave Options'. 2. Chose 'Exclude' from the pull-down menu 3. Click 'Go' 4. Then press the same sequence as in Step #3 during the 'Add' process (above).

== Doing a Factory Reset ==

'''Intermatic HA07 Remote'''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for several seconds until it says 'Reset'. 2. Then press and hold 'Scene 1' [On] and 'Scene 1' [Off] for several seconds it says 'all clear'.

'''Intermatic HA09 Remote'''

''Reset Scenes and Network:''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for 10 seconds until the red and green lights blink alternately. 2. Press and hold [1 ON]+[1 OFF] until the green light remains solid.

''Reset Scenes Only:''

1. Press and hold [Include]+[Delete] for 10 seconds until the red and green lights blink alternately. 2. Press and hold [2 ON]+[2 OFF] until the green light remains solid.

Install NTP

2012-01-09T19:53:45Z

DaveL17: /* Instructions */

[[Category:User Instructions]]
[[Category:How To]]
'''HOWTO install NTP on your Vera.'''

==Prerequisites==
* Vera 2 hardware
* Root acces to your OpenWRT

==Introduction==
Heres a short manual on how to install NTP to your Vera 2. Out of the box your new Vera 2 does not use NTP (Network Time Protocol) for its timer updates, but uses the less commonly used Rdate. However, NTP support and personalisation can be added after market. Here is how: 
Note:
 1) this is not fully supported by MiCasaVerde firmware and you should also leave rdate installed and configured
 2) this is not required if everything is working fine with your Vera unit
 3) if your unit time is with X hours (or X*30minutes for Australia) before/after your correct time, the issue is related to your TIMEZONE and not to the sync time client. Check if your timezone is correctly stored in /etc/TZ.

==Instructions==
01. Gain ssh access to your vera2 (root) and use the password that is provided on the bottom of your vera2. More info on how to can be found here:[http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Logon_Vera_SSH] 
02. Then run the following commands: 

''opkg update''

''opkg install ntpd''

''/etc/init.d/ntpd enable''

''/etc/init.d/ntpd start''

03. To edit the ntp.conf file without using an editor like VI, use the echo command like this (important to remove ONLY the quotes before and after your and name): 
''echo "server "your servers ip or dns name" prefer" >> /etc/ntp.conf''

04. To view the current entries in your ntp.conf type: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf''

05. To remove obsolete IP's or server names from the ntp.conf files type: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf | grep -v "lines to remove" > /etc/ntp.conf.new''

06. Check the newly created file using this command: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf.new''

07. Overwrite the existing file if all checks out using: 
''mv /etc/ntp.conf.new /etc/ntp.conf''

08. Double check the newly created ntp.conf file by typing: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf''

09. Restart the NTP service 
''/etc/init.d/ntpd restart''

10. OR reboot/powercycle your vera

==References==
please find more info here: http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=5591.0 
For logging on to your Vera using SSH read this [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Logon_Vera_SSH]

Install NTP

2012-01-09T19:53:17Z

DaveL17: /* Instructions */

[[Category:User Instructions]]
[[Category:How To]]
'''HOWTO install NTP on your Vera.'''

==Prerequisites==
* Vera 2 hardware
* Root acces to your OpenWRT

==Introduction==
Heres a short manual on how to install NTP to your Vera 2. Out of the box your new Vera 2 does not use NTP (Network Time Protocol) for its timer updates, but uses the less commonly used Rdate. However, NTP support and personalisation can be added after market. Here is how: 
Note:
 1) this is not fully supported by MiCasaVerde firmware and you should also leave rdate installed and configured
 2) this is not required if everything is working fine with your Vera unit
 3) if your unit time is with X hours (or X*30minutes for Australia) before/after your correct time, the issue is related to your TIMEZONE and not to the sync time client. Check if your timezone is correctly stored in /etc/TZ.

==Instructions==
01. Gain ssh access to your vera2 (root) and use the password that is provided on the bottom of your vera2. More info on how to can be found here:[http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Logon_Vera_SSH] 
02. Then run the following commands: 

''opkg update''

''opkg install ntpd''

''/etc/init.d/ntpd enable''

''/etc/init.d/ntpd start''

03. To edit the ntp.conf file without using and editor like VI use the echo command like this (important to remove ONLY the quotes before and after your and name): 
''echo "server "your servers ip or dns name" prefer" >> /etc/ntp.conf''

04. To view the current entries in your ntp.conf type: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf''

05. To remove obsolete IP's or server names from the ntp.conf files type: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf | grep -v "lines to remove" > /etc/ntp.conf.new''

06. Check the newly created file using this command: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf.new''

07. Overwrite the existing file if all checks out using: 
''mv /etc/ntp.conf.new /etc/ntp.conf''

08. Double check the newly created ntp.conf file by typing: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf''

09. Restart the NTP service 
''/etc/init.d/ntpd restart''

10. OR reboot/powercycle your vera

==References==
please find more info here: http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=5591.0 
For logging on to your Vera using SSH read this [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Logon_Vera_SSH]

Install NTP

2012-01-09T19:51:10Z

DaveL17: /* Instructions */

[[Category:User Instructions]]
[[Category:How To]]
'''HOWTO install NTP on your Vera.'''

==Prerequisites==
* Vera 2 hardware
* Root acces to your OpenWRT

==Introduction==
Heres a short manual on how to install NTP to your Vera 2. Out of the box your new Vera 2 does not use NTP (Network Time Protocol) for its timer updates, but uses the less commonly used Rdate. However, NTP support and personalisation can be added after market. Here is how: 
Note:
 1) this is not fully supported by MiCasaVerde firmware and you should also leave rdate installed and configured
 2) this is not required if everything is working fine with your Vera unit
 3) if your unit time is with X hours (or X*30minutes for Australia) before/after your correct time, the issue is related to your TIMEZONE and not to the sync time client. Check if your timezone is correctly stored in /etc/TZ.

==Instructions==
01. Gain ssh access to your vera2 (root) and use the password that is provided on the bottom of your vera2. More info on how to can be found here:[http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Logon_Vera_SSH] 
02. Then run the following commands: 

''opkg update''

''opkg install ntpd''

''/etc/init.d/ntpd enable''

''/etc/init.d/ntpd start''

03. To edit the ntp.conf file without using and editor like VI use the echo command like this; 
''echo "server "your servers ip or dns name" prefer" >> /etc/ntp.conf''

04. (important to remove ONLY the quotes before and after your and name) To view the current entries in your ntp.conf type: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf''

05. To remove obsolete IP's or server names from the ntp.conf files type: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf | grep -v "lines to remove" > /etc/ntp.conf.new''

06. Check the newly created file using this command: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf.new''

07. Overwrite the existing file if all checks out using: 
''mv /etc/ntp.conf.new /etc/ntp.conf''

08. Double check the newly created ntp.conf file by typing: 
''cat /etc/ntp.conf''

09. Restart the NTP service 
''/etc/init.d/ntpd restart''

10. OR reboot/powercycle your vera

==References==
please find more info here: http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=5591.0 
For logging on to your Vera using SSH read this [http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Logon_Vera_SSH]

ZWave Add Controller

2011-12-28T12:45:54Z

DaveL17:

[[Category:User Instructions]]
[[Category:Hardware]]
[[Category:UI2]]
With most Z-Wave devices, you add them to Vera's Z-Wave network by clicking the 'Add other Z-Wave devices' on the 'Devices' tab in Vera's menu and following the instructions where you remove Vera's black Z-Wave dongle and carry it to your Z-Wave device. But, battery-operated handheld controllers are special cases. To add them you leave Vera's black dongle connected, bring them to Vera, and chose the 'Add Z-Wave Controller' option instead. In general, when adding these handheld controllers, there are a few more steps, as explained below. Most in-wall controllers that are connected to your house's electricity (i.e. ''not'' battery operated) can be added like any other Z-Wave device and do not need to be treated like the battery operated controllers. (See '''Supported controllers/gateways''' below for a list.)

To assign the scene to a button on a handheld remote or scene controller, create the scene, click 'Add Event' next to the scene, choose the scene controller or handheld remote, choose the event 'A Scene is Activated', and pick the scene or button ID, such as 3 for button 3 on a scene controller. In a traditional Z-Wave network, handheld remotes and scene controllers can only control certain scene-capable light switches and lamp modules. But Vera automatically extends the capabilities of Z-Wave so all the commands in your scene will be activated when you press the button.

For any commands in the scene that go to scene capable devices, namely Z-Wave scene capable light switches and lamp modules, Vera will program the scene controller or remote to talk directly to those scene capable devices. And, if the remote or scene controller has Up/Down or Off buttons, they will be sent directly to the scene capable devices. For any commands you assign to the scene which are not for scene-capable devices, like door locks, thermostats, non-scene capable lamp modules, etc., Vera will monitor the button pushes on your scene controller or handheld remote and automatically take care of the rest of the commands.

The first step is to add the controller into Vera.

== Adding battery operated handheld controllers to Vera ==

[[Image:AddZ-Wave.jpg|thumb|center|512px|Add Z-Wave Controller]]

When you want to add a handheld Z-Wave controller, go to Vera's [[Quick Start|setup page]], choose the "Devices" tab, and click the "Add Z-Wave controller" link or button. You will have 60 seconds to add the controller to an existing Z-Wave network, by bringing the handheld controller within 3 feet (1 meter) of Vera and pressing the buttons on the handheld controller. This process is different for each handheld controller, and is often given different names. A chart of some popular Z-Wave handheld controllers is shown below, along with the steps to add the controller to Vera, and what the process is called. Vera shows the status and progress in blue at the top of the page, starting with: "''Running: Job is waiting: Ready...''", which means Vera is waiting for your handheld controller to start.

If you cannot add the controller to Vera, it's possible the controller is already part of another Z-Wave network. In this case, you must first reset the controller before you can add it to Vera. Instructions for resetting some popular controllers are shown below.

== Adding in-wall scene controllers to Vera ==

As mentioned above, in general you can add these devices like any other Z-Wave device and don't need to use the 'Add Z-Wave Controller' link.

== '''Supported controllers/gateways''' ==

'''These devices are added by bringing the controller near Vera and choosing 'Add Z-Wave Controller'.'''

The 'Add Sequence' is how you tell the controller to add to Vera. The 'Reset Sequence' is how you clear the controller if it's already been added to another Z-Wave network and can't be added to Vera.

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Specs
! Product Review
! Add Sequence
! Reset Sequence
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| In-wall controller, single switch.
| ZTW230
| 
|  
|  
| See included manual.
|  
| Fully supported. Able to trigger scenes. Requires live/neutral wire for power.
|-
| Cooper Wiring Devices
| Handheld Controller
| RFHDCSG
| 
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/RFHDCSG---Z-Wave-Handheld-Controller-Cooper-Aspire-RF-P477C56.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/RFHDCSG---Z-Wave-Handheld-Controller-Cooper-Aspire-RF-P477C56.aspx Link]
| Menu, Settings, Replicate, Receive, From Unknown Controller
| Menu, Settings, Reset
| Works well with Vera. Can transfer devices from Vera to the handheld but doesn't transfer device names. Also very expensive.
|-
| Düwi
| In-wall controller
| 064435
|  
|  
|  
| Set Vera to Include mode (using button, or full power include), press Include on controller for >2 seconds)
|  
| Does not support scenes or setting associations through Vera. Will report battery status. Can be paired easily to other devices using the controller itself. Battery powered (2xAAA)
|-
| Intermatic
| Handheld Controller
| HA07
| 
| [http://www.intermatic.com/images/instruction_sheets/158ha11645-art.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic Handheld Remotes]]
|-
| Intermatic/Wayne Dalton
| Handheld Controller
| HA09
| 
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/product/741714108824.html Link]
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic Handheld Remotes]]
|-
| GE/Jasco Products
| Handheld Controller
| Z-Wave Home Theater Remote-45608
| 
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/z-wave/Z-Wave-Products.asp Link]
| [http://www.myhomeserver.com/?page_id=236 Link]
| Read the detailed instructions here: [[GE Home Theater 45608]]
| RESET: Z-Wave Setup mode, scroll to NETWORK, press OK and displays RESET. Click OK to reset the Z-wave on remote. This will not remove the remote from Vera's network. So if it's already been added to Vera's network follow the instructions here: [[GE Home Theater 45608]]
| Works well with Vera, Also controls A/V devices and includes X10 IR codes and Logitech Squeezebox IR codes, blue blacklit buttons, LCD screen allows editing labels of scenes, devices, etc. Can also control Z-Wave and A/V devices using macros so you can "play DVD" and the lights will dim with this command. VERY NICE REMOTE!
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Gateway
| WDHA-12R
|  ??
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/product/74171410873.html Link]
| [http://www.zwaveworld.com/prodrevs/091406/reviews-pg4.php Link]
| See detailed instructions here: [[Wayne-Dalton WDHA-12]]
| 
| Shows as Z-Wave controller and enables use of Homelink car remote, so can now turn on/off All Z-wave devices from car. '''This gateway is required for the 3-button remote sold by them.''' Translates commands to Z-Wave Scenes. As of firmware 1.0.602 it's working with Vera, it's seen as a secondary controller.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Handheld Controller
| WDHC-20
|  
|  
|  
| Add Zwave Controller in Vera, on remote; HOME, hold SETUP until HOME blinks twice, enter 967, HOME blinks twice if successful. Create the scenes and assign them to the scene controller as described earlier. Click 'Save', and then go to the device and click Configure node right now on Vera, and repeat on remote.
|  
| I added this about a week ago, and typed this from memory, so it may not work 100%, but I know it does have to be programmed on the remote twice. Only On works, couldn't find setting for Off, don't have a dimmer to test Bright/Dim.
|-
| Innovus
| Handheld Controller
| SmoothRemote
|
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smoothremote-00120001-tech.pdf Link]
|
|
1. Add Z-Wave Controller on Vera 2. Press 3 times shift (Button 9) 3. Configure device on Vera (Associations) 4. To transfer your config settings, repeat step 1 & 2 

|
| Device can be configured using Vera. Has no scene buttons, so you can not trigger scenes with it (V1.0.616) which hopefully will be changed in further versions. Button 8 is always "ALL ON / ALL OFF"
|-
| Remotec
| Handheld Controller (16 scenes / programmable IR remote)
| Z-URC 550EU
|
| [http://www.remotec.com.hk/photos/software/BW8330-8331/8332_manual.pdf Link]
|
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=4697.msg27909#msg27909 Link]
|
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=4697.msg27909#msg27909 Link]
|}

 '''These devices are added like normal Z-Wave devices by choosing 'Add other Z-Wave devices' on Vera's menu and bringing Vera's Z-Wave dongle to the device'''

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Specs
! Product Review
! Add Sequence
! Reset Sequence
! Notes
|-
| Cooper
| 5 Scene Controller
| RFWDC
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Cooper Scene Controller]]
|-
| Intermatic
| 1 Scene Controller
| CA5100
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic CA5100 Set Up Scene]]
|-
| Leviton
| 4 Scene Controller
| RZCS4
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Leviton Scene Controller]]
|-
| Leviton
| 1 Scene Controller
| RZCZ1-1LX
| Unknown
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=106&products_id=116 Link]
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=106&products_id=116 Link]
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibcGetAttachment.jsp?cItemId=4K.TQNnHt8AaVpmZu8gZrg&label=IBE&appName=IBE&LC12RP=qKakohvv7vJh2mB6bpElERJ8:S&LC12RP_pses=ZG4A2E9F82D5405FB0AA12ACDF90AC2545B909744B9ED50C8FDF1E42E5DDB0DBDAA696B9BE833B1E5A5FAF3CD3DD6FEF48EE84A0FF16567733 Link]
| 
| Read [[Leviton Scene Controller]]
|}

== '''Unsupported / Partially supported controllers/gateways''' ==

Not working as of firmware version wl500gP-1.0.584.trx

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model
! Specs
! Product Review
! Notes
|-
| Sylvania
| SH50201
|  
|  
| '''"all on" and "all off" buttons work but scene buttons are not supported at this time. (3/28/2009)'''
To program this controller put vera in add controller mode and then hit "menu", then press right arrow until you see setup. Press ok. Righ arrow to copy remote control. Press ok. Right arrow to receive information and click ok. Wait for vera to confirm the controller was added.

|-
| ACT HomePro
| ZTH100
|  
|  
| Sylvania is a rebranded ACT Homepro '''"all on" and "all off" buttons work but scene buttons are not supported at this time. (3/28/2009)'''
|-
| Merten
| 1-gang radio push button 5051.., 5061.., 5071..
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5051_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Use scene no. 0 for button 0 and scene no. 255 for button 1 (2009-09-30, firmware 1.0.900)
|-
| Merten
| 2-gang radio push button 5052.., 5062.., 5072..
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5051_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Only buttons 0 and 1 work; use scene no. 0 for button 0 and scene no. 255 for button 1 (2009-09-30, firmware 1.0.900)
|-
| Merten
| Handheld 'Controller' / IR remote 506923
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5069_581_00_Web.pdf Link]
|  
| Add the device as a controller via EASY TOOL? -> PROG MODE? -> WAIT TOOL; re-adding after configuration does not work (no WAIT TOOL) (2011-02-07, firmware 1.1.1183)
|}

== '''Troubleshooting''' ==

In case your controller it's not working please follow this steps before submitting a trouble report.

1. Open Vera's Dashboard 
2. Go to Advanced and enable Verbose Logging 
3. Go to Location choose your timezone and synchronize your watch 
4. Go to Devices->Zwave->More Zwave Options tab and where it says 
"House/Node", make note of the node ID of your dongle (node x.y where x is the node id). 
5. Go to Devices->Zwave tab, if you have any devices called "ZWave Controller/Scene Controller" besides the built-in one, be sure to rename them so you can tell which is which.
Also be sure 'scenes as events' is not checked for this controller. 
6. Go to Devices->Zwave, expand your controller properties by clicking on the "+" sign near it and then press 'Custom Zwave Settings'. 
Under Associations add group 2 and when you click 'set', add 2 associations: both the device you want to control *and* the 
"ZWave Controller" (ie Vera's dongle), which is probably in the 'unassigned' area. 
Press SAVE and wait until the 'Please wait.... configuring' is done. 
7. Press every button on your controller and note the exact time at which you've press it. 
8. Go to Advanced->Tech Support and submit a trouble report in which you have to indicate 
- the controller make and model and a link to its user manual 
- the controller's NodeID 
- the time when you hit 'configure right now' and when you hit each button

ZWave Add Controller

2011-12-28T12:44:54Z

DaveL17:

[[Category:User Instructions]]
[[Category:Hardware]]
[[Category:UI2]]
With most Z-Wave devices, you add them to Vera's Z-Wave network by clicking the 'Add other Z-Wave devices' on the 'Devices' tab in Vera's menu and following the instructions where you remove Vera's black Z-Wave dongle and carry it to your Z-Wave device. But, battery-operated handheld controllers are special cases. To add them you leave Vera's black dongle connected, bring them to Vera, and chose the 'Add Z-Wave Controller' option instead. In general, when adding these handheld controllers, there are a few more steps, as explained below. Most in-wall controllers that are connected to your house's electricity (i.e. ''not'' battery operated) can be added like any other Z-Wave device and do not need to be treated like the battery operated controllers. (See '''Supported controllers/gateways''' below for a list.)

To assign the scene to a button on a handheld remote or scene controller, create the scene, click 'Add Event' next to the scene, choose the scene controller or handheld remote, choose the event 'A Scene is Activated', and pick the scene or button ID, such as 3 for button 3 on a scene controller. In a traditional Z-Wave network, handheld remotes and scene controllers can only control certain scene-capable light switches and lamp modules. But Vera automatically extends the capabilities of Z-Wave so all the commands in your scene will be activated when you press the button.

For any commands in the scene that go to scene capable devices, namely Z-Wave scene capable light switches and lamp modules, Vera will program the scene controller or remote to talk directly to those scene capable devices. And, if the remote or scene controller has Up/Down or Off buttons, they will be sent directly to the scene capable devices. For any commands you assign to the scene which are not for scene-capable devices, like door locks, thermostats, non-scene capable lamp modules, etc., Vera will monitor the button pushes on your scene controller or handheld remote and automatically take care of the rest of the commands.

The first step is to add the controller into Vera.

== Adding battery operated handheld controllers to Vera ==

[[Image:AddZ-Wave.jpg|thumb|center|512px|Add Z-Wave Controller]]

When you want to add a handheld Z-Wave controller, go to Vera's [[Quick Start|setup page]], choose the "Devices" tab, and click the "Add Z-Wave controller" link or button. You will have 60 seconds to add the controller to an existing Z-Wave network, by bringing the handheld controller within 3 feet (1 meter) of Vera and pressing the buttons on the handheld controller. This process is different for each handheld controller, and is often given different names. A chart of some popular Z-Wave handheld controllers is shown below, along with the steps to add the controller to Vera, and what the process is called. Vera shows the status and progress in blue at the top of the page, starting with: "''Running: Job is waiting: Ready...''", which means Vera is waiting for your handheld controller to start.

If you cannot add the controller to Vera, it's possible the controller is already part of another Z-Wave network. In this case, you must first reset the controller before you can add it to Vera. Instructions for resetting some popular controllers are shown below.

== Adding in-wall scene controllers to Vera ==

As mentioned above, in general you can add these devices like any other Z-Wave device and don't need to use the 'Add Z-Wave Controller' link.

== '''Supported controllers/gateways''' ==

'''These devices are added by bringing the controller near Vera and choosing 'Add Z-Wave Controller'.'''

The 'Add Sequence' is how you tell the controller to add to Vera. The 'Reset Sequence' is how you clear the controller if it's already been added to another Z-Wave network and can't be added to Vera.

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Specs
! Product Review
! Add Sequence
! Reset Sequence
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| In-wall controller, single switch.
| ZTW230
| 
|  
|  
| See included manual.
|  
| Fully supported. Able to trigger scenes. Requires live/neutral wire for power.
|-
| Cooper Wiring Devices
| Handheld Controller
| RFHDCSG
| 
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/RFHDCSG---Z-Wave-Handheld-Controller-Cooper-Aspire-RF-P477C56.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/RFHDCSG---Z-Wave-Handheld-Controller-Cooper-Aspire-RF-P477C56.aspx Link]
| Menu, Settings, Replicate, Receive, From Unknown Controller
| Menu, Settings, Reset
| Works well with Vera. Can transfer devices from Vera to the handheld but doesn't transfer device names. Also very expensive.
|-
| Düwi
| In-wall controller
| 064435
|  
|  
|  
| Set Vera to Include mode (using button, or full power include), press Include on controller for >2 seconds)
|  
| Does not support scenes or setting associations through Vera. Will report battery status. Can be paired easily to other devices using the controller itself. Battery powered (2xAAA)
|-
| Intermatic
| Handheld Controller
| HA07
| 
| [http://www.intermatic.com/images/instruction_sheets/158ha11645-art.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic Handheld Remotes]]
|-
| Intermatic/Wayne Dalton
| Handheld Controller
| HA09
| 
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/product/741714108824.html Link]
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic Handheld Remotes]]
|-
| GE/Jasco Products
| Handheld Controller
| Z-Wave Home Theater Remote-45608
| 
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/z-wave/Z-Wave-Products.asp Link]
| [http://www.myhomeserver.com/?page_id=236 Link]
| Read the detailed instructions here: [[GE_Home_Theater_45608]]
| RESET: Z-Wave Setup mode, scroll to NETWORK, press OK and displays RESET. Click OK to reset the Z-wave on remote. This will not remove the remote from Vera's network. So if it's already been added to Vera's network follow the instructions here: [[GE_Home_Theater_45608]]
| Works well with Vera, Also controls A/V devices and includes X10 IR codes and Logitech Squeezebox IR codes, blue blacklit buttons, LCD screen allows editing labels of scenes, devices, etc. Can also control Z-Wave and A/V devices using macros so you can "play DVD" and the lights will dim with this command. VERY NICE REMOTE!
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Gateway
| WDHA-12R
|  ??
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/product/74171410873.html Link]
| [http://www.zwaveworld.com/prodrevs/091406/reviews-pg4.php Link]
| See detailed instructions here: [[Wayne-Dalton_WDHA-12]]
| 
| Shows as Z-Wave controller and enables use of Homelink car remote, so can now turn on/off All Z-wave devices from car. '''This gateway is required for the 3-button remote sold by them.''' Translates commands to Z-Wave Scenes. As of firmware 1.0.602 it's working with Vera, it's seen as a secondary controller.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Handheld Controller
| WDHC-20
|  
|  
|  
| Add Zwave Controller in Vera, on remote; HOME, hold SETUP until HOME blinks twice, enter 967, HOME blinks twice if successful. Create the scenes and assign them to the scene controller as described earlier. Click 'Save', and then go to the device and click Configure node right now on Vera, and repeat on remote.
|  
| I added this about a week ago, and typed this from memory, so it may not work 100%, but I know it does have to be programmed on the remote twice. Only On works, couldn't find setting for Off, don't have a dimmer to test Bright/Dim.
|-
| Innovus
| Handheld Controller
| SmoothRemote
|
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smoothremote-00120001-tech.pdf Link]
|
|
1. Add Z-Wave Controller on Vera 2. Press 3 times shift (Button 9) 3. Configure device on Vera (Associations) 4. To transfer your config settings, repeat step 1 & 2 

|
| Device can be configured using Vera. Has no scene buttons, so you can not trigger scenes with it (V1.0.616) which hopefully will be changed in further versions. Button 8 is always "ALL ON / ALL OFF"
|-
| Remotec
| Handheld Controller (16 scenes / programmable IR remote)
| Z-URC 550EU
|
| [http://www.remotec.com.hk/photos/software/BW8330-8331/8332_manual.pdf Link]
|
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=4697.msg27909#msg27909 Link]
|
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=4697.msg27909#msg27909 Link]
|}

 

 '''These devices are added like normal Z-Wave devices by choosing 'Add other Z-Wave devices' on Vera's menu and bringing Vera's Z-Wave dongle to the device'''

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Specs
! Product Review
! Add Sequence
! Reset Sequence
! Notes
|-
| Cooper
| 5 Scene Controller
| RFWDC
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Cooper Scene Controller]]
|-
| Intermatic
| 1 Scene Controller
| CA5100
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic_CA5100_Set_Up_Scene]]
|-
| Leviton
| 4 Scene Controller
| RZCS4
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Leviton Scene Controller]]
|-
| Leviton
| 1 Scene Controller
| RZCZ1-1LX
| Unknown
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=106&products_id=116 Link]
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=106&products_id=116 Link]
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibcGetAttachment.jsp?cItemId=4K.TQNnHt8AaVpmZu8gZrg&label=IBE&appName=IBE&LC12RP=qKakohvv7vJh2mB6bpElERJ8:S&LC12RP_pses=ZG4A2E9F82D5405FB0AA12ACDF90AC2545B909744B9ED50C8FDF1E42E5DDB0DBDAA696B9BE833B1E5A5FAF3CD3DD6FEF48EE84A0FF16567733 Link]
| 
| Read [[Leviton Scene Controller]]
|}

== '''Unsupported / Partially supported controllers/gateways''' ==

Not working as of firmware version wl500gP-1.0.584.trx

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model
! Specs
! Product Review
! Notes
|-
| Sylvania
| SH50201
|  
|  
| '''"all on" and "all off" buttons work but scene buttons are not supported at this time. (3/28/2009)'''
To program this controller put vera in add controller mode and then hit "menu", then press right arrow until you see setup. Press ok. Righ arrow to copy remote control. Press ok. Right arrow to receive information and click ok. Wait for vera to confirm the controller was added.

|-
| ACT HomePro
| ZTH100
|  
|  
| Sylvania is a rebranded ACT Homepro '''"all on" and "all off" buttons work but scene buttons are not supported at this time. (3/28/2009)'''
|-
| Merten
| 1-gang radio push button 5051.., 5061.., 5071..
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5051_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Use scene no. 0 for button 0 and scene no. 255 for button 1 (2009-09-30, firmware 1.0.900)
|-
| Merten
| 2-gang radio push button 5052.., 5062.., 5072..
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5051_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Only buttons 0 and 1 work; use scene no. 0 for button 0 and scene no. 255 for button 1 (2009-09-30, firmware 1.0.900)
|-
| Merten
| Handheld 'Controller' / IR remote 506923
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5069_581_00_Web.pdf Link]
|  
| Add the device as a controller via EASY TOOL? -> PROG MODE? -> WAIT TOOL; re-adding after configuration does not work (no WAIT TOOL) (2011-02-07, firmware 1.1.1183)
|}

== '''Troubleshooting''' ==

In case your controller it's not working please follow this steps before submitting a trouble report.

1. Open Vera's Dashboard 
2. Go to Advanced and enable Verbose Logging 
3. Go to Location choose your timezone and synchronize your watch 
4. Go to Devices->Zwave->More Zwave Options tab and where it says 
"House/Node", make note of the node ID of your dongle (node x.y where x is the node id). 
5. Go to Devices->Zwave tab, if you have any devices called "ZWave Controller/Scene Controller" besides the built-in one, be sure to rename them so you can tell which is which.
Also be sure 'scenes as events' is not checked for this controller. 
6. Go to Devices->Zwave, expand your controller properties by clicking on the "+" sign near it and then press 'Custom Zwave Settings'. 
Under Associations add group 2 and when you click 'set', add 2 associations: both the device you want to control *and* the 
"ZWave Controller" (ie Vera's dongle), which is probably in the 'unassigned' area. 
Press SAVE and wait until the 'Please wait.... configuring' is done. 
7. Press every button on your controller and note the exact time at which you've press it. 
8. Go to Advanced->Tech Support and submit a trouble report in which you have to indicate 
- the controller make and model and a link to its user manual 
- the controller's NodeID 
- the time when you hit 'configure right now' and when you hit each button

ZWave Add Controller

2011-12-28T12:44:05Z

DaveL17:

[[Category:User Instructions]]
[[Category:Hardware]]
[[Category:UI2]]
With most Z-Wave devices, you add them to Vera's Z-Wave network by clicking the 'Add other Z-Wave devices' on the 'Devices' tab in Vera's menu and following the instructions where you remove Vera's black Z-Wave dongle and carry it to your Z-Wave device. But, battery-operated handheld controllers are special cases. To add them you leave Vera's black dongle connected, bring them to Vera, and chose the 'Add Z-Wave Controller' option instead. In general, when adding these handheld controllers, there are a few more steps, as explained below. Most in-wall controllers that are connected to your house's electricity (i.e. ''not'' battery operated) can be added like any other Z-Wave device and do not need to be treated like the battery operated controllers. (See '''Supported controllers/gateways''' below for a list.)

To assign the scene to a button on a handheld remote or scene controller, create the scene, click 'Add Event' next to the scene, choose the scene controller or handheld remote, choose the event 'A Scene is Activated', and pick the scene or button ID, such as 3 for button 3 on a scene controller. In a traditional Z-Wave network, handheld remotes and scene controllers can only control certain scene-capable light switches and lamp modules. But Vera automatically extends the capabilities of Z-Wave so all the commands in your scene will be activated when you press the button.

For any commands in the scene that go to scene capable devices, namely Z-Wave scene capable light switches and lamp modules, Vera will program the scene controller or remote to talk directly to those scene capable devices. And, if the remote or scene controller has Up/Down or Off buttons, they will be sent directly to the scene capable devices. For any commands you assign to the scene which are not for scene-capable devices, like door locks, thermostats, non-scene capable lamp modules, etc., Vera will monitor the button pushes on your scene controller or handheld remote and automatically take care of the rest of the commands.

The first step is to add the controller into Vera.

== Adding battery operated handheld controllers to Vera ==

[[Image:AddZ-Wave.jpg|thumb|left|512px]]

When you want to add a handheld Z-Wave controller, go to Vera's [[Quick Start|setup page]], choose the "Devices" tab, and click the "Add Z-Wave controller" link or button. You will have 60 seconds to add the controller to an existing Z-Wave network, by bringing the handheld controller within 3 feet (1 meter) of Vera and pressing the buttons on the handheld controller. This process is different for each handheld controller, and is often given different names. A chart of some popular Z-Wave handheld controllers is shown below, along with the steps to add the controller to Vera, and what the process is called. Vera shows the status and progress in blue at the top of the page, starting with: "''Running: Job is waiting: Ready...''", which means Vera is waiting for your handheld controller to start.

If you cannot add the controller to Vera, it's possible the controller is already part of another Z-Wave network. In this case, you must first reset the controller before you can add it to Vera. Instructions for resetting some popular controllers are shown below.

== Adding in-wall scene controllers to Vera ==

As mentioned above, in general you can add these devices like any other Z-Wave device and don't need to use the 'Add Z-Wave Controller' link.

== '''Supported controllers/gateways''' ==

'''These devices are added by bringing the controller near Vera and choosing 'Add Z-Wave Controller'.'''

The 'Add Sequence' is how you tell the controller to add to Vera. The 'Reset Sequence' is how you clear the controller if it's already been added to another Z-Wave network and can't be added to Vera.

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Specs
! Product Review
! Add Sequence
! Reset Sequence
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| In-wall controller, single switch.
| ZTW230
| 
|  
|  
| See included manual.
|  
| Fully supported. Able to trigger scenes. Requires live/neutral wire for power.
|-
| Cooper Wiring Devices
| Handheld Controller
| RFHDCSG
| 
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/RFHDCSG---Z-Wave-Handheld-Controller-Cooper-Aspire-RF-P477C56.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/RFHDCSG---Z-Wave-Handheld-Controller-Cooper-Aspire-RF-P477C56.aspx Link]
| Menu, Settings, Replicate, Receive, From Unknown Controller
| Menu, Settings, Reset
| Works well with Vera. Can transfer devices from Vera to the handheld but doesn't transfer device names. Also very expensive.
|-
| Düwi
| In-wall controller
| 064435
|  
|  
|  
| Set Vera to Include mode (using button, or full power include), press Include on controller for >2 seconds)
|  
| Does not support scenes or setting associations through Vera. Will report battery status. Can be paired easily to other devices using the controller itself. Battery powered (2xAAA)
|-
| Intermatic
| Handheld Controller
| HA07
| 
| [http://www.intermatic.com/images/instruction_sheets/158ha11645-art.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic Handheld Remotes]]
|-
| Intermatic/Wayne Dalton
| Handheld Controller
| HA09
| 
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/product/741714108824.html Link]
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic Handheld Remotes]]
|-
| GE/Jasco Products
| Handheld Controller
| Z-Wave Home Theater Remote-45608
| 
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/z-wave/Z-Wave-Products.asp Link]
| [http://www.myhomeserver.com/?page_id=236 Link]
| Read the detailed instructions here: [[GE_Home_Theater_45608]]
| RESET: Z-Wave Setup mode, scroll to NETWORK, press OK and displays RESET. Click OK to reset the Z-wave on remote. This will not remove the remote from Vera's network. So if it's already been added to Vera's network follow the instructions here: [[GE_Home_Theater_45608]]
| Works well with Vera, Also controls A/V devices and includes X10 IR codes and Logitech Squeezebox IR codes, blue blacklit buttons, LCD screen allows editing labels of scenes, devices, etc. Can also control Z-Wave and A/V devices using macros so you can "play DVD" and the lights will dim with this command. VERY NICE REMOTE!
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Gateway
| WDHA-12R
|  ??
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/product/74171410873.html Link]
| [http://www.zwaveworld.com/prodrevs/091406/reviews-pg4.php Link]
| See detailed instructions here: [[Wayne-Dalton_WDHA-12]]
| 
| Shows as Z-Wave controller and enables use of Homelink car remote, so can now turn on/off All Z-wave devices from car. '''This gateway is required for the 3-button remote sold by them.''' Translates commands to Z-Wave Scenes. As of firmware 1.0.602 it's working with Vera, it's seen as a secondary controller.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Handheld Controller
| WDHC-20
|  
|  
|  
| Add Zwave Controller in Vera, on remote; HOME, hold SETUP until HOME blinks twice, enter 967, HOME blinks twice if successful. Create the scenes and assign them to the scene controller as described earlier. Click 'Save', and then go to the device and click Configure node right now on Vera, and repeat on remote.
|  
| I added this about a week ago, and typed this from memory, so it may not work 100%, but I know it does have to be programmed on the remote twice. Only On works, couldn't find setting for Off, don't have a dimmer to test Bright/Dim.
|-
| Innovus
| Handheld Controller
| SmoothRemote
|
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smoothremote-00120001-tech.pdf Link]
|
|
1. Add Z-Wave Controller on Vera 2. Press 3 times shift (Button 9) 3. Configure device on Vera (Associations) 4. To transfer your config settings, repeat step 1 & 2 

|
| Device can be configured using Vera. Has no scene buttons, so you can not trigger scenes with it (V1.0.616) which hopefully will be changed in further versions. Button 8 is always "ALL ON / ALL OFF"
|-
| Remotec
| Handheld Controller (16 scenes / programmable IR remote)
| Z-URC 550EU
|
| [http://www.remotec.com.hk/photos/software/BW8330-8331/8332_manual.pdf Link]
|
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=4697.msg27909#msg27909 Link]
|
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=4697.msg27909#msg27909 Link]
|}

 

 '''These devices are added like normal Z-Wave devices by choosing 'Add other Z-Wave devices' on Vera's menu and bringing Vera's Z-Wave dongle to the device'''

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Specs
! Product Review
! Add Sequence
! Reset Sequence
! Notes
|-
| Cooper
| 5 Scene Controller
| RFWDC
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Cooper Scene Controller]]
|-
| Intermatic
| 1 Scene Controller
| CA5100
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic_CA5100_Set_Up_Scene]]
|-
| Leviton
| 4 Scene Controller
| RZCS4
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Leviton Scene Controller]]
|-
| Leviton
| 1 Scene Controller
| RZCZ1-1LX
| Unknown
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=106&products_id=116 Link]
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=106&products_id=116 Link]
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibcGetAttachment.jsp?cItemId=4K.TQNnHt8AaVpmZu8gZrg&label=IBE&appName=IBE&LC12RP=qKakohvv7vJh2mB6bpElERJ8:S&LC12RP_pses=ZG4A2E9F82D5405FB0AA12ACDF90AC2545B909744B9ED50C8FDF1E42E5DDB0DBDAA696B9BE833B1E5A5FAF3CD3DD6FEF48EE84A0FF16567733 Link]
| 
| Read [[Leviton Scene Controller]]
|}

== '''Unsupported / Partially supported controllers/gateways''' ==

Not working as of firmware version wl500gP-1.0.584.trx

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model
! Specs
! Product Review
! Notes
|-
| Sylvania
| SH50201
|  
|  
| '''"all on" and "all off" buttons work but scene buttons are not supported at this time. (3/28/2009)'''
To program this controller put vera in add controller mode and then hit "menu", then press right arrow until you see setup. Press ok. Righ arrow to copy remote control. Press ok. Right arrow to receive information and click ok. Wait for vera to confirm the controller was added.

|-
| ACT HomePro
| ZTH100
|  
|  
| Sylvania is a rebranded ACT Homepro '''"all on" and "all off" buttons work but scene buttons are not supported at this time. (3/28/2009)'''
|-
| Merten
| 1-gang radio push button 5051.., 5061.., 5071..
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5051_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Use scene no. 0 for button 0 and scene no. 255 for button 1 (2009-09-30, firmware 1.0.900)
|-
| Merten
| 2-gang radio push button 5052.., 5062.., 5072..
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5051_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Only buttons 0 and 1 work; use scene no. 0 for button 0 and scene no. 255 for button 1 (2009-09-30, firmware 1.0.900)
|-
| Merten
| Handheld 'Controller' / IR remote 506923
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5069_581_00_Web.pdf Link]
|  
| Add the device as a controller via EASY TOOL? -> PROG MODE? -> WAIT TOOL; re-adding after configuration does not work (no WAIT TOOL) (2011-02-07, firmware 1.1.1183)
|}

== '''Troubleshooting''' ==

In case your controller it's not working please follow this steps before submitting a trouble report.

1. Open Vera's Dashboard 
2. Go to Advanced and enable Verbose Logging 
3. Go to Location choose your timezone and synchronize your watch 
4. Go to Devices->Zwave->More Zwave Options tab and where it says 
"House/Node", make note of the node ID of your dongle (node x.y where x is the node id). 
5. Go to Devices->Zwave tab, if you have any devices called "ZWave Controller/Scene Controller" besides the built-in one, be sure to rename them so you can tell which is which.
Also be sure 'scenes as events' is not checked for this controller. 
6. Go to Devices->Zwave, expand your controller properties by clicking on the "+" sign near it and then press 'Custom Zwave Settings'. 
Under Associations add group 2 and when you click 'set', add 2 associations: both the device you want to control *and* the 
"ZWave Controller" (ie Vera's dongle), which is probably in the 'unassigned' area. 
Press SAVE and wait until the 'Please wait.... configuring' is done. 
7. Press every button on your controller and note the exact time at which you've press it. 
8. Go to Advanced->Tech Support and submit a trouble report in which you have to indicate 
- the controller make and model and a link to its user manual 
- the controller's NodeID 
- the time when you hit 'configure right now' and when you hit each button

ZWave Add Controller

2011-12-28T12:43:40Z

DaveL17: /* Adding battery operated handheld controllers to Vera */

[[Category:User Instructions]]
[[Category:Hardware]]
[[Category:UI2]]
With most Z-Wave devices, you add them to Vera's Z-Wave network by clicking the 'Add other Z-Wave devices' on the 'Devices' tab in Vera's menu and following the instructions where you remove Vera's black Z-Wave dongle and carry it to your Z-Wave device. But, battery-operated handheld controllers are special cases. To add them you leave Vera's black dongle connected, bring them to Vera, and chose the 'Add Z-Wave Controller' option instead. In general, when adding these handheld controllers, there are a few more steps, as explained below. Most in-wall controllers that are connected to your house's electricity (i.e. ''not'' battery operated) can be added like any other Z-Wave device and do not need to be treated like the battery operated controllers. (See '''Supported controllers/gateways''' below for a list.)

To assign the scene to a button on a handheld remote or scene controller, create the scene, click 'Add Event' next to the scene, choose the scene controller or handheld remote, choose the event 'A Scene is Activated', and pick the scene or button ID, such as 3 for button 3 on a scene controller. In a traditional Z-Wave network, handheld remotes and scene controllers can only control certain scene-capable light switches and lamp modules. But Vera automatically extends the capabilities of Z-Wave so all the commands in your scene will be activated when you press the button.

For any commands in the scene that go to scene capable devices, namely Z-Wave scene capable light switches and lamp modules, Vera will program the scene controller or remote to talk directly to those scene capable devices. And, if the remote or scene controller has Up/Down or Off buttons, they will be sent directly to the scene capable devices. For any commands you assign to the scene which are not for scene-capable devices, like door locks, thermostats, non-scene capable lamp modules, etc., Vera will monitor the button pushes on your scene controller or handheld remote and automatically take care of the rest of the commands.

The first step is to add the controller into Vera.

== Adding battery operated handheld controllers to Vera ==

[[Image:AddZ-Wave.jpg|thumb|left|512px|Z-Wave Add Controller]]

When you want to add a handheld Z-Wave controller, go to Vera's [[Quick Start|setup page]], choose the "Devices" tab, and click the "Add Z-Wave controller" link or button. You will have 60 seconds to add the controller to an existing Z-Wave network, by bringing the handheld controller within 3 feet (1 meter) of Vera and pressing the buttons on the handheld controller. This process is different for each handheld controller, and is often given different names. A chart of some popular Z-Wave handheld controllers is shown below, along with the steps to add the controller to Vera, and what the process is called. Vera shows the status and progress in blue at the top of the page, starting with: "''Running: Job is waiting: Ready...''", which means Vera is waiting for your handheld controller to start.

If you cannot add the controller to Vera, it's possible the controller is already part of another Z-Wave network. In this case, you must first reset the controller before you can add it to Vera. Instructions for resetting some popular controllers are shown below.

== Adding in-wall scene controllers to Vera ==

As mentioned above, in general you can add these devices like any other Z-Wave device and don't need to use the 'Add Z-Wave Controller' link.

== '''Supported controllers/gateways''' ==

'''These devices are added by bringing the controller near Vera and choosing 'Add Z-Wave Controller'.'''

The 'Add Sequence' is how you tell the controller to add to Vera. The 'Reset Sequence' is how you clear the controller if it's already been added to another Z-Wave network and can't be added to Vera.

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Specs
! Product Review
! Add Sequence
! Reset Sequence
! Notes
|-
| ACT
| In-wall controller, single switch.
| ZTW230
| 
|  
|  
| See included manual.
|  
| Fully supported. Able to trigger scenes. Requires live/neutral wire for power.
|-
| Cooper Wiring Devices
| Handheld Controller
| RFHDCSG
| 
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/RFHDCSG---Z-Wave-Handheld-Controller-Cooper-Aspire-RF-P477C56.aspx Link]
| [http://store.homeseer.com/store/RFHDCSG---Z-Wave-Handheld-Controller-Cooper-Aspire-RF-P477C56.aspx Link]
| Menu, Settings, Replicate, Receive, From Unknown Controller
| Menu, Settings, Reset
| Works well with Vera. Can transfer devices from Vera to the handheld but doesn't transfer device names. Also very expensive.
|-
| Düwi
| In-wall controller
| 064435
|  
|  
|  
| Set Vera to Include mode (using button, or full power include), press Include on controller for >2 seconds)
|  
| Does not support scenes or setting associations through Vera. Will report battery status. Can be paired easily to other devices using the controller itself. Battery powered (2xAAA)
|-
| Intermatic
| Handheld Controller
| HA07
| 
| [http://www.intermatic.com/images/instruction_sheets/158ha11645-art.pdf Link]
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic Handheld Remotes]]
|-
| Intermatic/Wayne Dalton
| Handheld Controller
| HA09
| 
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/product/741714108824.html Link]
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic Handheld Remotes]]
|-
| GE/Jasco Products
| Handheld Controller
| Z-Wave Home Theater Remote-45608
| 
| [http://www.jascoproducts.com/z-wave/Z-Wave-Products.asp Link]
| [http://www.myhomeserver.com/?page_id=236 Link]
| Read the detailed instructions here: [[GE_Home_Theater_45608]]
| RESET: Z-Wave Setup mode, scroll to NETWORK, press OK and displays RESET. Click OK to reset the Z-wave on remote. This will not remove the remote from Vera's network. So if it's already been added to Vera's network follow the instructions here: [[GE_Home_Theater_45608]]
| Works well with Vera, Also controls A/V devices and includes X10 IR codes and Logitech Squeezebox IR codes, blue blacklit buttons, LCD screen allows editing labels of scenes, devices, etc. Can also control Z-Wave and A/V devices using macros so you can "play DVD" and the lights will dim with this command. VERY NICE REMOTE!
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Gateway
| WDHA-12R
|  ??
| [http://www.waynedaltonstore.com/product/74171410873.html Link]
| [http://www.zwaveworld.com/prodrevs/091406/reviews-pg4.php Link]
| See detailed instructions here: [[Wayne-Dalton_WDHA-12]]
| 
| Shows as Z-Wave controller and enables use of Homelink car remote, so can now turn on/off All Z-wave devices from car. '''This gateway is required for the 3-button remote sold by them.''' Translates commands to Z-Wave Scenes. As of firmware 1.0.602 it's working with Vera, it's seen as a secondary controller.
|-
| Wayne Dalton
| Handheld Controller
| WDHC-20
|  
|  
|  
| Add Zwave Controller in Vera, on remote; HOME, hold SETUP until HOME blinks twice, enter 967, HOME blinks twice if successful. Create the scenes and assign them to the scene controller as described earlier. Click 'Save', and then go to the device and click Configure node right now on Vera, and repeat on remote.
|  
| I added this about a week ago, and typed this from memory, so it may not work 100%, but I know it does have to be programmed on the remote twice. Only On works, couldn't find setting for Off, don't have a dimmer to test Bright/Dim.
|-
| Innovus
| Handheld Controller
| SmoothRemote
|
| [http://www.innovus.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/manual/z-wave/smoothremote-00120001-tech.pdf Link]
|
|
1. Add Z-Wave Controller on Vera 2. Press 3 times shift (Button 9) 3. Configure device on Vera (Associations) 4. To transfer your config settings, repeat step 1 & 2 

|
| Device can be configured using Vera. Has no scene buttons, so you can not trigger scenes with it (V1.0.616) which hopefully will be changed in further versions. Button 8 is always "ALL ON / ALL OFF"
|-
| Remotec
| Handheld Controller (16 scenes / programmable IR remote)
| Z-URC 550EU
|
| [http://www.remotec.com.hk/photos/software/BW8330-8331/8332_manual.pdf Link]
|
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=4697.msg27909#msg27909 Link]
|
| [http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=4697.msg27909#msg27909 Link]
|}

 

 '''These devices are added like normal Z-Wave devices by choosing 'Add other Z-Wave devices' on Vera's menu and bringing Vera's Z-Wave dongle to the device'''

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Device Type
! Model no.
! Version
! Specs
! Product Review
! Add Sequence
! Reset Sequence
! Notes
|-
| Cooper
| 5 Scene Controller
| RFWDC
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Cooper Scene Controller]]
|-
| Intermatic
| 1 Scene Controller
| CA5100
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Intermatic_CA5100_Set_Up_Scene]]
|-
| Leviton
| 4 Scene Controller
| RZCS4
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
| Read [[Leviton Scene Controller]]
|-
| Leviton
| 1 Scene Controller
| RZCZ1-1LX
| Unknown
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=106&products_id=116 Link]
| [http://shop.micasaverde.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=106&products_id=116 Link]
| [http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibcGetAttachment.jsp?cItemId=4K.TQNnHt8AaVpmZu8gZrg&label=IBE&appName=IBE&LC12RP=qKakohvv7vJh2mB6bpElERJ8:S&LC12RP_pses=ZG4A2E9F82D5405FB0AA12ACDF90AC2545B909744B9ED50C8FDF1E42E5DDB0DBDAA696B9BE833B1E5A5FAF3CD3DD6FEF48EE84A0FF16567733 Link]
| 
| Read [[Leviton Scene Controller]]
|}

== '''Unsupported / Partially supported controllers/gateways''' ==

Not working as of firmware version wl500gP-1.0.584.trx

{| cellpadding="2" border="1"
|-
! Manufacturer
! Model
! Specs
! Product Review
! Notes
|-
| Sylvania
| SH50201
|  
|  
| '''"all on" and "all off" buttons work but scene buttons are not supported at this time. (3/28/2009)'''
To program this controller put vera in add controller mode and then hit "menu", then press right arrow until you see setup. Press ok. Righ arrow to copy remote control. Press ok. Right arrow to receive information and click ok. Wait for vera to confirm the controller was added.

|-
| ACT HomePro
| ZTH100
|  
|  
| Sylvania is a rebranded ACT Homepro '''"all on" and "all off" buttons work but scene buttons are not supported at this time. (3/28/2009)'''
|-
| Merten
| 1-gang radio push button 5051.., 5061.., 5071..
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5051_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Use scene no. 0 for button 0 and scene no. 255 for button 1 (2009-09-30, firmware 1.0.900)
|-
| Merten
| 2-gang radio push button 5052.., 5062.., 5072..
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5051_581_01_web.pdf Link]
|  
| Only buttons 0 and 1 work; use scene no. 0 for button 0 and scene no. 255 for button 1 (2009-09-30, firmware 1.0.900)
|-
| Merten
| Handheld 'Controller' / IR remote 506923
| [http://www.merten.de/download/DL_doku/V5069_581_00_Web.pdf Link]
|  
| Add the device as a controller via EASY TOOL? -> PROG MODE? -> WAIT TOOL; re-adding after configuration does not work (no WAIT TOOL) (2011-02-07, firmware 1.1.1183)
|}

== '''Troubleshooting''' ==

In case your controller it's not working please follow this steps before submitting a trouble report.

1. Open Vera's Dashboard 
2. Go to Advanced and enable Verbose Logging 
3. Go to Location choose your timezone and synchronize your watch 
4. Go to Devices->Zwave->More Zwave Options tab and where it says 
"House/Node", make note of the node ID of your dongle (node x.y where x is the node id). 
5. Go to Devices->Zwave tab, if you have any devices called "ZWave Controller/Scene Controller" besides the built-in one, be sure to rename them so you can tell which is which.
Also be sure 'scenes as events' is not checked for this controller. 
6. Go to Devices->Zwave, expand your controller properties by clicking on the "+" sign near it and then press 'Custom Zwave Settings'. 
Under Associations add group 2 and when you click 'set', add 2 associations: both the device you want to control *and* the 
"ZWave Controller" (ie Vera's dongle), which is probably in the 'unassigned' area. 
Press SAVE and wait until the 'Please wait.... configuring' is done. 
7. Press every button on your controller and note the exact time at which you've press it. 
8. Go to Advanced->Tech Support and submit a trouble report in which you have to indicate 
- the controller make and model and a link to its user manual 
- the controller's NodeID 
- the time when you hit 'configure right now' and when you hit each button

Include Z-wave devices

2011-12-28T12:41:17Z

DaveL17: /* Instructions */

[[Category:How To]]

'''HOWTO add Z-Wave devices to your Vera'''

==Prerequisites==
* Vera hardware
* UI4 firmware
* Z-wave devices (battery or mains powered)

==Introduction==
This is a short manual on how to include new Z-Wave devices to your Vera gateway. Although many steps might rely on the manual for your device, this "How To" will give general guidance on steps to take on your Vera as well as your device. Where applicable, this "How To" will refer to your device's manual.

==Instructions==
# Go to Vera's Dashboard (Open your Web browser and type the IP address of your Vera.)
# In the UI click add/remove devices in the top of your UI.
# Click the "next" button of the Z-Wave section (top section, depicted by Z-Wave icon.)
# Go to the bottom section stating "Any type of Z-Wave device which you can bring close to MiOS".
# Make the appropriate selections here and click "GO" (most users would like to go with the failsafe options: include 1 node of type "any" with full power.)
# Bring your Z-Wave device into inclusion mode with the steps as describes in your users manual. (This is usually done by clicking one or more times at the manual switch.)
# If you can't bring the device to Vera, take Vera over to the device. The same steps apply.
# A new node will appear in the UI in the room you selected (or the default room.)
# Click the "wrench" to edit the new device, go to the settings tab and select automatically configure "YES".
# Click "configure node right now".
# Exit the settings (click cross top right of the settings screen) and click "Save" (red text in the upper left of Vera's UI.)

* Note: Failsafe full power inclusions will mostly work if the device is in the specified range of your Vera (30 meters indoor / 100 meters outdoor)
If you feel comfortable the device is in range of your Vera, you can also leave the default "low power" setting as is. A network heal with or without stress test is advisable to make sure Vera communicates to your newly added device.

*Note: Some users have mentioned problems when using the new Z-Wave firmware called 3.20L. Default your Vera will be on Z-Wave 2.78L. If you have upgraded, or you have a newer Vera2 box that is already on Z-Wave version 3.20L, the workaround is supposed to be to downgrade to Z-Wave 2.78L, include the device (Vera will now accept going into "Learning mode") and then upgrade to 3.20 again.

==References==
Please refer to the following information on some related subjects: 

[[http://forum.mios.com/index.php?topic=6648.0 Inclusion fails]]

2011-12-28T12:35:19Z

DaveL17: /* Prerequisites */

[[Category:How To]]

'''HOWTO add Z-Wave devices to your Vera'''

==Prerequisites==
* Vera hardware
* UI4 firmware
* Z-wave devices (battery or mains powered)

==Introduction==
This is a short manual on how to include new Z-Wave devices to your Vera gateway.
Although many steps might rely on the manual of your device, this How To will give general guidance on step to
take on your Vera as well as your device. Where applicable this How To will refer to your devices manual.

==Instructions==
# Go to Vera's Dashboard (Open your webbrowser and type the IP address of your Vera)
# In the UI click add/remove devices in the top of your UI
# Click the "next" button of the Z-Wave section (top section, depicted by Z-Wave icon)
# Go to the bottom section stating "Any type of Z-Wave device which you can bring close to MiOS"
# Make the appropriate selections here and click "GO" (most users would like to go with the failsafe options: include 1 node of type "any" with full power)
# Bring your Z-Wave device into inclusion mode with the steps as describes in your users manual. (usually clicking 1 or more times at the manual switch)
# If you cant bring the device to Vera, take Vera over to the device. The same steps apply.
# A new node will appear in the UI in the room you selected (or the default room)
# Click the "wrench" to edit the new device, go to the settings tab and select automatically configure "YES"
# Click "configure node right now"
# Exit the settings (click cross top right of the settings screen) and click "Save" (red text in the upper left of Vera's UI)

* Note: Failsafe full power inclusions will mostly work if the device is in the specified range of your vera (30 meters indoor / 100 meters outdoor)
If you feel comfortable the device is in range of your Vera, you can also leave the default "low power" setting as is.
A network heal with or without stresstest is advisable to make sure Vera communicates to your newly added device.

*Note: Some users have mentioned problems when using the new Z-Wave firmware called 3.20L. Default your Vera will be on Z-Wave 2.78L
If you upgraded or you have a very new Vera2 box that is already on Z-Wave version 3.20L. T.the workaround is supposed to be to downgrade to Z-Wave 2.78L, include the device (Vera will now accept going into "Learning mode") and then upgrade to 3.20 again.

==References==
please refere forinfo here on some related subjects; 

[[http://forum.mios.com/index.php?topic=6648.0 Inclusion fails]]