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USER MANUAL ZHD01
TEMPERATURE SENSOR
ZHD01
MANUFACTURER INFORMATION
Dear Customer,
should you require technical advice and your
retailer could not help please contact our
technical support.
Schwaiger GmbH
Würzburger Straße 17 90579 Langenzenn
Hotline: +49 (0) 9101 702-199
www.schwaiger.de info@schwaiger.de
BDA_ZHD01
Business hours:
Monday to Thursday: 08:00 - 17:00
Friday: 08:00 - 14:30
HOME AUTOMATION
Congratulations and thank you for purchasing the Schwaiger ZHD01
product. Below you will find useful operating guidelines.
Display information
Display LED Explanation
Room temperature displayed
Rapid green flashing
Red flashing
Flashes
Runs insertions or deletions
Red flashing every
150 seconds
Red flashing every
30 seconds
Insertions or deletions failed
Z-Wave information
General device class Multi-level sensor
Specific device class Routing multilevel sensor
Device type Routing slave
SDK 4.55
NWI Yes
Explorer frames Yes
Manufacturer ID 0x0002
Product type ID 0x0003
Product ID 0x8010
Introduction
Schwaiger ZHD01 is a battery-operated temperature sensor. If it is integrated into the wireless
Z-Wave network, the control buttons can be used to control the heating system.
Disposal information
This device contains no batteries. It is an electrical device. It can be disposed of free of charge at
specified disposal sites.
EC Declaration of Conformity
„Hereby Schwaiger GmbH declares that the ZHD01 product is in compliance with the essential requi-
rements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. “ The Declaration of Conformity can be
found at the following address: http://www.schwaiger.de/downloads
Installation
LED button
INCREASE temperature
Display
(with backlight)
LOWER temperature
1. Remove the back panel by
sliding it downwards.
3. Fasten the back panel to the wall.
2. Replace the batteries.
4. Gently push the Z-Wave RS on the back panel.
Z-Wave command classes
Command Class Version Description
BASIC V1 • Basic SET: Not supported
• Basic GET: Multi-level sensor get
• Basic REPORT: Multi-level sensor report
(1 °C accuracy)
MANUFACTURER_
SPECIFIC
V2 ID from Danfoss and Z-Wave RS
VERSION V2 Version of command classes, of the Z-Wave Library
and of Z-Wave RS
BATTERY V1 Battery status
MULTI_CMD V1 Conserve battery power by transmitting multiple com-
mands in a single package
WAKE_UP V2 Switch-on intervals of 5 min to 24 h (default: 60
minutes)
PROTECTION V2 0 = No protection
2 = User interface locked
CONFIGURATION V2 Specific Z-Wave RS configuration
SENSOR_MULTILEVEL V6 Specifies the value from the room temperature sensor
again
CENTRAL_SCENE V1 By pressing the LED button the transmission of
CENTRAL_SCENE_ NOTIFICATION is triggered.
THERMOSTAT_
SETPOINT
V3 When selecting a temperature setpoint on the display
controller, the setpoint is reported.
SCHEDULE V1 When selecting a temperature and a number of hours
on the display controller reported the program change
values.
INDICATOR V1 Control of the LED display.
Paste in Z-Wave
• Make sure that Z-Wave RS is in the factory defaults setting.
• Activate „Inclusion/Paste“ on the Z-Wave controller.
• Press the LED button on Z-Wave RS.
• Check the process status on the controller and Z-Wave RS.
Technical specifications
Battery Alkali 2 x AA, 1.5 V
Battery life
Up to 4-5 years
Backlight
Green LED
Ambient temperature
0˚ to +40 ˚C
Battery monitoring The sensor has a built-in monitoring circuit
which detects a low or critical battery level.
Transmission frequency 868.42 MHz
Transmission range in normal buildings
Up to 30 m
Transmission power Max. 1 mW
IP degree of protection 21
Dimensions 81 mm x 66 mm x 21 mm
Configuration Command ClassFunctions
No. Configuration
parameter
Standard
setting
Area Coding
1 Temperature Report
threshold
0,5 °C 0.1 to 10 °C 2 bytes
1 = 0.1 °C
100 = 10.0 °C
2 Set-point display
resolution
0,5 °C From 0.1 to 10 ° C in
steps of 0.1 ° C
2 bytes
1 = 0.1 °C
100 = 10.0 °C
3 Min. set-point and
override limit
12 °C Min. 0 ° C to max.
setpoint/output
2 bytes
0 = 0 °C
40 = 40 °C
4 Max set-point and
override limit
28 °C Min. setpoint/output
to max. 40 °C
6 Setpoint control
function
Activated Deactivated/activated 1 byte
0 = deactivated
1 = activated
7 Temporarily override
scheduler
Activated Deactivated/activated
8 Setpoint in
Thermostat_
Setpoint_Reports
Heating Heating #1,
cooling #1,
auto changeover
1 byte
1 = heating #1
2 = cooling #1
10 = auto
changeover
9 LED on time 100 ms 100 to 500 ms in
steps of 100 ms
1 byte
1 = 100 ms
5 = 500 ms
5 LED Flash period 1 s 0 to 65,535 seconds 2 bytes
10 Number of LED
flashes (duration)
5 0 to 255 x flashes 1 byte
11 LED Color Green Green, red 1 byte
0x01 = green
0x02 = red
1. Raumtemperatursensor
Command Class SENSOR_
MULTILEVEL
The room temperature is shown on the
display as the icon indicates. If inserted
in the Z-Wave network the temperature
is reported to the controller when the
device is switched on as well as during
changes in temperature, in which the
configured limit is exceeded.
Display accuracy 0,1 °C
Sensor read Every 5 minutes
Report send When switching on
If you exceed the
reporting threshold
CONFIGURATION
COMMAND CLASS
Default setting Area
Report threshold 0,5 °C 0,1 to 10 °C
2. Rocker switch
Command Class CENTRAL_SCENE When clicking the LED button a
CENTRAL_SCENE_NOTIFICATION is
sent to the controller.
Supported key
attributes
0x00/0x01/0x02
3. LED control
Command Class INDICATOR The controller can trigger and stop a
flashing session on the LED button using
the set display command. The frequency,
flashing frequency and colour of the
session are controlled by 4 configuration
parameters.
Indicator Set 0xFF = start
LED flashing session
0x00 = stop
current session
CONFIGURATION
COMMAND CLASS
Default setting Area
LED on time 100 ms 100 to 500 ms in steps of 100 ms
LED Flash period 1 s 0 to 65535 seconds
Number of LED flashes
(duration)
5 0 to 255 x flashing
LED colour Green Green, red
4. Change setpoint
Command Class THERMOSTAT_
SETPOINT
The up and down arrow keys are used
to select a new setpoint temperature.
After selection of a setpoint this flashes
for 5 seconds. Thereafter, the measured
temperature is displayed again and the
Z-Wave RS sends the selected tempera-
ture as THERMOSTAT_SETPOINT_
REPORT to the Z-Wave controller.
Indicator Set 0xFF = LED-
flashing session starts
0x00 = stop
current session
CONFIGURATION
COMMAND CLASS
Default setting Area
Setpoint control
function
Activated Deactivated/activated
Set-point display
resolution
0,5 °C From 0.1 to 10 °C in steps of 0.1 °C
Max set-point and
override limit
28 °C From min. setpoint/clip to max. 40 °C
Min. set-point and
override limit
12 °C From min. 0 °C to max. setpoint/clip
Setpoint in
Thermostat_
Setpoint_Reports
Heating #1 Heating #1,
cooling #1,
auto changeover
5. Scheduler override thermostat
Command Class SCHEDULE
The up and down arrow keys are used to
select the temporary override temperature.
The selected value flashes on the display for
5 seconds. Press the LED button before the
5 seconds are over to select the number of
hours for the override. The selected number
of hours flashes for 5 seconds. Thereafter,
the measured temperature is displayed again
and the Z-Wave RS sends the selected tem-
perature and the number of hours as SCHE-
DULE_REPORT to the Z-Wave controller.
CONFIGURATION
COMMAND CLASS
Default setting Area
Temporarily override
scheduler
Activated Deactivated/activated
Set-point display
resolution
0,5 °C From 0.1 to 10 °C in steps of 0.1 °C
Max set-point and
override limit
28 °C From min. setpoint/clip to max. 40 °C
Min. set-point and
override limit
12 °C From min. 0 °C to max. setpoint/clip
Z-Wave networks
Z-Wave RS can be installed and operated in any Z-Wave network with other Z-Wave certified devices
from other manufacturers. Independently from respective manufacturers all permanently powered
Z-Wave nodes function as Repeaters within a network
Z-Wave best practice
• After the successful „paste“ the controller must send a WAKE_UP_INTERVAL_SET command to
Z-Wave RS to specify where and when Z-Wave RS should communicate wirelessly.
• After issuing the command WAKE_UP_INTERVAL_SET, the controller must assign return routes, so
that Z-Wave RS can reach its goal, i.e. the node ID given by the command WAKE_UP_INTERVAL_SET
• The node ID given by the command WAKE_UP_INTERVAL_SET applies to a permanently switched-on
device that responds to commands sent from Z-Wave RS. If the controller is turned off for long
periods, the batteries of the Z-Wave RS are used up too quickly.
• Although Z-Wave RS responds to individual commands, multiple commands must always be used to
ensure the two year battery life.
Delete from Z-Wave
• Press „Exclusion/Remove“ on the Z-Wave controller.
• Keep the three buttons on the Z-Wave RS pressed for 5 seconds (up, down and LED buttons).
• Check the process status on the controller and Z-Wave RS.
Z-Wave wake up
A controller can only communicate with Z-Wave RS when the device is switched on. The intervals in
which Z-Wave RS is turned on can be adjusted by means of the command class „switch on.“ The
default setting for switching on is 60 minutes. Z-Wave RS can be turned on manually by pressing one
of three buttons and then stays on for 10 seconds.
Resetting to factory default settings
1. Remove one of the batteries. 2. Hold the LED button for about five seconds when
reinserting the battery until the LED flashes red.
The Z-Wave RS is now reset to the factory default settings.

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Marka: Schwaiger
Kategoria: termostat
Model: ZHD01

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