Relay CH-102

e Z-Wave network, and then repeat the inclusion procedure. To remove (exclude) the module from the Z-Wave network, switch the controller to the exclusion mode (see the controller instructions) and briefly press the system button three times. Please note that after the device is excluded from the Z-Wave network, all the settings you have made will be reset to factory settings. You can also add / remove a device from the Z-Wave network using the switch, which is connected to pin S1. If the switch is monostable (Parameter 15), then adding/removing is done by pressing the switch three times within 2 seconds. In case the switch is bistable (Parameter 15), the addition/removal is performed by successive combination of the switch on-off-on(1-0-1) or off-on-off(0-1-0) within 2 seconds. 8. Communications Z-Wave devices can interact with each other, as well as exchange data and other information, both with the central controller and directly, without the participation of the controller. Each event can have its own list of recipients, called a link group. Refer to your Z-Wave controller's user manual for link settings. COMMUNICATION GROUPS CH-102: Group 1 – device (recommended controller), which will receive reports on changes in the state of the relay. The group size is 3 devices. Group 2 - devices that will receive the corresponding command when the switch connected to contact S1 is pressed. The group size is 10 devices. Group 3 - devices that will receive the corresponding command when the switch connected to contact S2 is pressed. The group size is 10 devices. 9. Parameters CH-102 is a so-called “boxed product”. This means that you just need to take it out of the box, connect to the Z-Wave network and the device is ready to go. But for your convenience, you can fine-tune the device using a number of configuration parameters. 9.1 Relay operation parameters Parameter No. 1 - Relay mode selection. Relay No. 1 can operate in 3 states: - Work in normal mode - close the relay when turned on, open when disconnected; - Work in reverse mode - open the relay when turned on, close when turned off; - Blink - blink the relay when turned on, open when turned off. This parameter allows when receiving a command to turn on - turn off the relay, and when turned off - turn it on. This can be used in cases where logical switching implies an open relay and vice versa (normally open valves, security systems, etc.). In addition, the relay can be used in various cyclic processes, where the normal operation of the relay is switching on and off at a specified frequency (for example, blinking of a light security siren, etc.).     0. Normal Operation (Default);    1. Work in reverse mode;     2. Blink. Parameter No. 2 - Duration of the closed state of the relay No. 1 and No. 2 in the blinking mode. The unit used in the parameter is 0.1 seconds (10 = 1 second). Valid value is 1-65000; 10 (Default). Parameter No. 3 - The duration of the open state of the relay No. 1 and No. 2 in the blinking mode. The units used in the parameter are 0.1 seconds (10 = 1 second). Valid value is 1-65000;? 10 (Default). Parameter #4 - Delayed Auto Shutdown for Relay #1 After receiving a turn-on signal, relay #1 will automatically turn off after a set time. The unit used in the parameter is 0.1 seconds (10 = 1 second). When you press the switch key "Turn off" - will turn off the relay instantly. When the parameter is set to “0”, auto-off does not work. Valid values: 1-65000. ? 0 (Default). Parameter #5 - Turn-on delay for relay #1. After receiving the turn-on signal, relay #1 will automatically turn off after the set time. The unit used in the parameter is 0.1 seconds (10 = 1 second). When you press the switch key "Turn off" - will turn off the relay instantly. When the parameter is set to “0”, auto-off does not work. Valid values: 1-65000. 0 (Default). Parameter No. 6 - Smart turn-on delay for relay No. 1. After receiving the shutdown signal, relay No. 1 will not turn off immediately, but after a specified time (Smart delay). The units of measurement used in the parameter are 0.1 seconds (10 = 1 second). In parameter #18, you can select the cases in which the relay will ignore the Smart delay. Valid value is 1-65000; 0 (Default). Parameter No. 7 - Restore the state for relay No. 1 after a power failure. If you want relay #2 to restore its previous state after a power failure, select "Restore". If you want it to be turned off after a power failure, select Do Not Restore. 0. Restore (Default);1. Do not restore. After power is applied, the device will be in the "Off" state. Parameter number 8 - Enable all / Disable all. The parameter allows you to configure whether the module will respond to the "Enable All" broadcast commands. and "Turn everything off". 0. Respond to the "Turn All On" command, Respond to the "Turn All Off" command (Default);1. Ignore the "Enable All" command, Ignore the "Turn off all" command;2. Ignore the "Enable All" command, React to the "Disable All" command;3. Respond to the "Turn All On" command, Ignore the "Turn All Off" command. Parameter No. 10 - selection of the relay No. 2 mode Relay No. 2 can operate in 3 states: Operation in normal mode - close the relay when turned on, open when turned off; Work in reverse mode - open the relay when turned on, close when turned off; Blink - blink the relay when turned on, open when turned off. The parameter allows when receiving a command to turn on - turn off the relay, and when turned off, on the contrary, turn it on. This can be used in cases where logic enable implies an open relay and vice versa (normally open valves, security systems, etc.). In addition, the relay can be used in various cyclic processes, where the normal operation of the relay is switching on and off at a specified frequency (for example, blinking of a light security siren, etc.).     0. Normal Operation (Default);    1. Reverse operation;    2. Blink. Parameter #11 - Delayed Auto Shutdown for Relay #2 After receiving a turn-on signal, relay #2 will automatically turn off after a set time. The unit used in the parameter is 0.1 seconds (10 = 1 second). When you press the switch key "Turn off" - will turn off the relay instantly. When the parameter is set to “0”, auto-off does not work. Valid values: 1-65000. 0 (Default). Parameter No. 12 - Turn-on delay for relay No. 2 After receiving the command to turn on, relay No. 2 will turn on not immediately, but after a certain time. The units used in the parameter are 0.1 seconds (10 = 1 second). When the value “0” is selected in the parameter, the turn-on delay does not work. Valid value is 1-65000; 0 (Default). Parameter No. 13 - Smart delay for relay No. 2 After receiving the shutdown signal, relay No. 2 will turn off not immediately, but after a specified time (Smart delay). The unit used in the parameter is 0.1 seconds (10 = 1 second). In parameter #18, you can select the cases in which the relay will ignore the Smart delay. 0 (Default). Parameter #14 - Restore state for relay #2 after a power failure. If you want to, to restore relay #2 to its previous state after a power failure, select "Restore". If you want it to be turned off after a power failure, select Do Not Restore. 0 (Default). 1 Do not restore. After power is applied, the device will be in the "Off" state. 9.2 Operation parameters of buttons/switches Parameter #15 - Switching mode for Switch 1. (S1). Monostable - for a return type switch or for a button, each press switches the device to the opposite state. Bistable - for conventional switches with two fixed positions On and Off. 0. Monostable - in this mode, each subsequent press of the button switches the device to the opposite state. Monostable switches support the function of controlling dimmers and roller shutter modules. By pressing and holding the button of the monostable switch, the command to start dimming / changing the position will be sent to the associated dimmers / roller shutter modules, by releasing the button you can select the desired level; 1. Bistable - each subsequent switching of the switch will change the state of the relay (on / off) regardless of the initial position of the key (Default); 2. Bistable, fixed position (Option 1) (contacts on the switch are closed - the relay is on, open - the relay is off); It is necessary to take into account the fact that when the module receives a command from another Z-Wave network device, the relay will change its state and in order to control the switch, it must first be returned to the appropriate state. 3. Bistable, fixed position (Option 2). Similar to the previous one, but vice versa (contacts on the switch are closed - the relay is off, open - the relay is on). Parameter #16 - Switching mode for Switch 2 (S2). 0. Monostable. In this mode, each subsequent press of the switch switches the device to the opposite state. Monostable switches support the function of controlling dimmers and roller shutter modules. By pressing and holding the button of the monostable switch, the command to start dimming / changing the position will be sent to the associated dimmers / roller shutter modules, by releasing the button you can select the desired level. 1. Bistable - each subsequent switching of the switch will send an on/off command to devices from the 3rd group of links, regardless of the initial position of the switch (Default). 2. Bistable, fixed position (Option 1) (contacts on the switch are closed - on command, open - off command). 3. Bistable, fixed position (Option 2). Similar to the previous one, but vice versa (contacts on the switch are closed - the relay is off, open - the relay is on). Parameter #18 - Smart delay setting. This parameter will allow you to configure the “Smart-delay” in more detail. The module can receive an on / off command from: - local switches; - controller (device from the 1st connection group); - other devices using connections; - a sensor connected to the module, provided connection of the module with the sensor (Parameter No. 21, value 1 or 2) 0 - Respond to the "Smart delay" (Parameter 6), no matter how the "Shutdown" command is received; 1 - (Default) Respond to the "Smart-delay" delay" in case of receiving the "Turn off" command from: - Devices that are not in the 1st connection group; - Sensors connected to the module. If a shutdown command is received from the local Switch S1 or the controller, the module will turn off instantly. 2 - Respond to the "Smart-delay" in case of receiving the "Turn off" command from: - Devices that are not in the 1st connection group; - Sensors connected to the module. In case of receiving an “Enable” command from the local switch or controller, the relay will stop communicating with the sensor and will not turn off until it receives the “Turn off” command from the local switch or controller. 9.3 Device parameters in secure mode CH-102 module - supports transmission of radio commands in secure mode (Security Command Class). Secure Mode (Security Command Class) is the transmission of control commands using hardware encryption using the 128-bit AES algorithm. This allows you to completely protect the device from unauthorized control. Refer to your controller's manual for details on support for devices running in safe mode. Parameter #50 - module response to a command sent in security mode. 0 - Respond to both a command sent in security mode and a normal command (Default); 1 - Respond only to a command sent in security mode. Parameter No. 51 - what command to send to devices from the 2nd communication group. 0 - When button 1 is pressed, send a normal command to the 2nd link group (Default); 1 - When button 1 is pressed, send a safe command to the 2nd communication group. Parameter No. 52 - what command to send to devices from the 3rd communication group. 0 - When the binary sensor (S2) is triggered, send a normal command to the 3rd communication group (Default); 1 - When the binary sensor (S2) is triggered, send a safe command to the 3rd communication group.