Wayne-Dalton WDHA-12 - Revision history

Javier at 21:33, 17 April 2010

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Charlieo at 06:48, 25 February 2010

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Charlieo at 06:45, 25 February 2010

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Michaelk: /* How to Configure Vera with Wayne-Dalton WDHA-12 Gateway */

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‎How to Configure Vera with Wayne-Dalton WDHA-12 Gateway

Charlieo at 02:27, 24 January 2010

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Charlieo: /* How to Configure Vera with Wayne-Dalton WDHA-12 Gateway */

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‎How to Configure Vera with Wayne-Dalton WDHA-12 Gateway

Charlieo at 07:32, 23 January 2010

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Charlieo at 07:31, 23 January 2010

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Charlieo at 07:31, 23 January 2010

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	== '''How to Configure Vera with Wayne-Dalton WDHA-12 Gateway''' ==		== '''How to Configure Vera with Wayne-Dalton WDHA-12 Gateway''' ==

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−	(if the directions in the WDHA-12 manual for pairing your ~~care dont~~ work- try [http://www.homelink.com homelink.com] and select the programming tab. Choose "~~pragram~~ a garage door opener' from wayne dalton and pick your vehicle. It will provide you the proper sequence of things to do in your vehicle while following the WDHA instructions for the button presses on the gateway)	+	(if the directions in the WDHA-12 manual for pairing your car don't work- try [http://www.homelink.com homelink.com] and select the programming tab. Choose "program a garage door opener" from wayne dalton and pick your vehicle. It will provide you the proper sequence of things to do in your vehicle while following the WDHA instructions for the button presses on the gateway)

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-The Gateway is configured as a secondary Z-wave controller which means that it’s only role is to forward commands to Vera.<span style="">&nbsp; </span>Once configured as a secondary controller, it no longer speaks directly to devices, rather it only forwards commands to Vera (the primary controller in the configuration below) which in turn sends on the commands to devices.<span style="">&nbsp; </span>The Gateway has 3 scene buttons and each can be attached to a different scene in Vera.
+The Gateway is configured as a secondary Z-wave controller which means that its only role is to forward commands to Vera.<span style="">&nbsp; </span>Once configured as a secondary controller, it no longer speaks directly to devices, rather it only forwards commands to Vera (the primary controller in the configuration below) which in turn sends on the commands to devices.<span style="">&nbsp; </span>The Gateway has 3 scene buttons and each can be attached to a different scene in Vera.
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	To configure a HomeLink controller so that HomeLink triggers the Gateway which in turn triggers a Vera scene, follow the instructions in the WDHA-12 manual.<span style="">  </span>One thing to know that the Gateway manual doesn’t tell you:<span style="">  </span>To “pair” (the HomeLink term is “teach”) the HomeLink controller with the Gateway, the Gateway must be unplugged from the AC.<span style="">		To configure a HomeLink controller so that HomeLink triggers the Gateway which in turn triggers a Vera scene, follow the instructions in the WDHA-12 manual.<span style="">  </span>One thing to know that the Gateway manual doesn’t tell you:<span style="">  </span>To “pair” (the HomeLink term is “teach”) the HomeLink controller with the Gateway, the Gateway must be unplugged from the AC.<span style="">
	</span>However it will only work as a gateway once you plug it back into the AC, so you <u>can’t test it while it’s still unplugged</u>.<span style="">  </span>It turns out that when the Gateway is unplugged it works as a handheld controller (meaning the buttons work but it doesn't pass thru HomeLink commands) and only works as a Gateway when it’s plugged in.		</span>However it will only work as a gateway once you plug it back into the AC, so you <u>can’t test it while it’s still unplugged</u>.<span style="">  </span>It turns out that when the Gateway is unplugged it works as a handheld controller (meaning the buttons work but it doesn't pass thru HomeLink commands) and only works as a Gateway when it’s plugged in.
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		+	(if the directions in the WDHA-12 manual for pairing your care dont work- try [http://www.homelink.com homelink.com] and select the programming tab. Choose "pragram a garage door opener' from wayne dalton and pick your vehicle. It will provide you the proper sequence of things to do in your vehicle while following the WDHA instructions for the button presses on the gateway)

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	To configure a HomeLink controller so that HomeLink triggers the Gateway which in turn triggers a Vera scene, follow the instructions in the WDHA-12 manual.<span style="">  </span>One thing to know that the Gateway manual doesn’t tell you:<span style="">  </span>To “pair” (the HomeLink term is “teach”) the HomeLink controller with the Gateway, the Gateway must be unplugged from the AC.<span style="">		To configure a HomeLink controller so that HomeLink triggers the Gateway which in turn triggers a Vera scene, follow the instructions in the WDHA-12 manual.<span style="">  </span>One thing to know that the Gateway manual doesn’t tell you:<span style="">  </span>To “pair” (the HomeLink term is “teach”) the HomeLink controller with the Gateway, the Gateway must be unplugged from the AC.<span style="">
−	</span>However, it will only work as a gateway, once you plug it back into the AC, so you can’t test it while it’s still unplugged.<span style="">  </span>It turns out that when the Gateway is unplugged it works as a controller and only works as a Gateway when it’s plugged in.	+	</span>However it will only work as a gateway once you plug it back into the AC, so you <u>can’t test it while it’s still unplugged</u>.<span style="">  </span>It turns out that when the Gateway is unplugged it works as a handheld controller (meaning the buttons work but it doesn't pass thru HomeLink commands) and only works as a Gateway when it’s plugged in.

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-As a double check, you can look at Vera’s logs.<span style="">&nbsp; </span>Click Advanced, then click Logs and then Show Z-Wave jobs.
+As a double check, you can look at Vera’s logs.<span style="">&nbsp; </span>Click '''Advanced''', then click '''Logs '''and then '''Show Z-Wave jobs'''.
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 == '''How to Configure Vera with Wayne-Dalton WDHA-12 Gateway'''  ==
-(written Jan-10 based on Vera firmware 1.0.979)<br>
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 '''<u>Step 3 – Assign Gateway scene buttons to Vera scenes.</u>'''<br> Click '''Scenes'''.<span style="">&nbsp; </span>Click '''Add scene'''. <span style="">&nbsp;</span>Then click '''Add event''', select your scene controller in the '''Devices''' popup and then select Event type “'''A scene is activated'''”.<span style="">&nbsp; </span>Then name the event and type in the digit 1, 2 or 3 in “'''scene number'''” corresponding to the Gateway scene number/button you want to use.<span style="">&nbsp; </span>Finally, choose among the commands available for your device.<span style="">&nbsp; </span>