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Micasaverde at 18:25, 9 August 2010

2010-08-09T18:25:52Z

Micasaverde at 17:59, 9 August 2010

2010-08-09T17:59:54Z

Guessed: Make the Reset Node hyperlink work correctly.

2010-04-23T21:00:45Z

Make the Reset Node hyperlink work correctly.

Javier at 03:45, 14 April 2010

2010-04-14T03:45:47Z

Micasaverde at 01:59, 17 February 2009

2009-02-17T01:59:50Z

Micasaverde at 01:56, 17 February 2009

2009-02-17T01:56:59Z

Micasaverde: New page: '''Exclude / Exclusion / Reset a device / Remove a device:''' These all mean the same thing and refer to resetting a device, or removing it from whatever Z-Wave network it is currently in....

2009-02-17T01:54:50Z

New page: '''Exclude / Exclusion / Reset a device / Remove a device:''' These all mean the same thing and refer to resetting a device, or removing it from whatever Z-Wave network it is currently in....

New page

'''Exclude / Exclusion / Reset a device / Remove a device:''' These all mean the same thing and refer to resetting a device, or removing it from whatever Z-Wave network it is currently in. See [Reset_Device]

'''Include / Inclusion / Pair / Add Device:''' These all mean the same thing and refer to adding a new device to the current Z-Wave network stored in the primary controller.

'''Primary Controller:''' In a Z-Wave network, there needs to be 1 device that is designated as the "Primary" controller. This is the device that keeps a database of all the other Z-Wave devices in your network. The primary controller also has responsibility for ensuring the health of your Z-Wave network by regularly checking what nodes are working and what other nodes are close to them to act as relay points. By default, Vera comes as your primary controller, and you add your other Z-Wave devices to Vera. If you already have another primary controller and don't want to rebuild your Z-Wave network, Vera can become a secondary controller. On Vera's devices, Z-Wave options page it shows which role Vera has.

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	'''Replication / Replicating, copying, or transferring a Z-Wave network, adding a secondary controller:''' These mean the same thing and refer to sending a copy of the master database of Z-Wave devices contained in the primary controller to some new, secondary controller, which will now become part of the Z-Wave network and have a list of all the other Z-Wave devices so it can control them too.		'''Replication / Replicating, copying, or transferring a Z-Wave network, adding a secondary controller:''' These mean the same thing and refer to sending a copy of the master database of Z-Wave devices contained in the primary controller to some new, secondary controller, which will now become part of the Z-Wave network and have a list of all the other Z-Wave devices so it can control them too.
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−	~~'''Basic ZWave Commands:''' The basic command class is not supported and is not mapped to any ZWave command class.~~

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	'''Replication / Replicating, copying, or transferring a Z-Wave network, adding a secondary controller:''' These mean the same thing and refer to sending a copy of the master database of Z-Wave devices contained in the primary controller to some new, secondary controller, which will now become part of the Z-Wave network and have a list of all the other Z-Wave devices so it can control them too.		'''Replication / Replicating, copying, or transferring a Z-Wave network, adding a secondary controller:''' These mean the same thing and refer to sending a copy of the master database of Z-Wave devices contained in the primary controller to some new, secondary controller, which will now become part of the Z-Wave network and have a list of all the other Z-Wave devices so it can control them too.
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		+	'''Basic ZWave Commands:''' The basic command class is not supported and is not mapped to any ZWave command class.

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-'''Exclude / Exclusion / Reset a device / Remove a device:''' These all mean the same thing and refer to resetting a device, or removing it from whatever Z-Wave network it is currently in.  See [Reset_Device]
+'''Exclude / Exclusion / Reset a device / Remove a device:''' These all mean the same thing and refer to resetting a device, or removing it from whatever Z-Wave network it is currently in.  See [[Reset Node]]
 '''Include / Inclusion / Pair / Add Device:''' These all mean the same thing and refer to adding a new device to the current Z-Wave network stored in the primary controller.

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	'''Exclude / Exclusion / Reset a device / Remove a device:''' These all mean the same thing and refer to resetting a device, or removing it from whatever Z-Wave network it is currently in. See [Reset_Device]		'''Exclude / Exclusion / Reset a device / Remove a device:''' These all mean the same thing and refer to resetting a device, or removing it from whatever Z-Wave network it is currently in. See [Reset_Device]

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	'''Primary Controller:''' In a Z-Wave network, there needs to be 1 device that is designated as the "Primary" controller. This is the device that keeps a database of all the other Z-Wave devices in your network. The primary controller also has responsibility for ensuring the health of your Z-Wave network by regularly checking what nodes are working and what other nodes are close to them to act as relay points. By default, Vera comes as your primary controller, and you add your other Z-Wave devices to Vera. If you already have another primary controller and don't want to rebuild your Z-Wave network, Vera can become a secondary controller. On Vera's devices, Z-Wave options page it shows which role Vera has.		'''Primary Controller:''' In a Z-Wave network, there needs to be 1 device that is designated as the "Primary" controller. This is the device that keeps a database of all the other Z-Wave devices in your network. The primary controller also has responsibility for ensuring the health of your Z-Wave network by regularly checking what nodes are working and what other nodes are close to them to act as relay points. By default, Vera comes as your primary controller, and you add your other Z-Wave devices to Vera. If you already have another primary controller and don't want to rebuild your Z-Wave network, Vera can become a secondary controller. On Vera's devices, Z-Wave options page it shows which role Vera has.
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		+	'''Replication / Replicating, copying, or transferring a Z-Wave network, adding a secondary controller:''' These mean the same thing and refer to sending a copy of the master database of Z-Wave devices contained in the primary controller to some new, secondary controller, which will now become part of the Z-Wave network and have a list of all the other Z-Wave devices so it can control them too.

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 '''Include / Inclusion / Pair / Add Device:''' These all mean the same thing and refer to adding a new device to the current Z-Wave network stored in the primary controller.
 '''Primary Controller:''' In a Z-Wave network, there needs to be 1 device that is designated as the "Primary" controller.  This is the device that keeps a database of all the other Z-Wave devices in your network.  The primary controller also has responsibility for ensuring the health of your Z-Wave network by regularly checking what nodes are working and what other nodes are close to them to act as relay points.  By default, Vera comes as your primary controller, and you add your other Z-Wave devices to Vera.  If you already have another primary controller and don't want to rebuild your Z-Wave network, Vera can become a secondary controller.  On Vera's devices, Z-Wave options page it shows which role Vera has.
 '''Replication / Replicating, copying, or transferring a Z-Wave network, adding a secondary controller:''' These mean the same thing and refer to sending a copy of the master database of Z-Wave devices contained in the primary controller to some new, secondary controller, which will now become part of the Z-Wave network and have a list of all the other Z-Wave devices so it can control them too.