Wayne-Dalton Z-Wave WDUSB-10 - Manual (Page 14)

Remove/Replace Broken
Modules
Use the following procedure
to remove or replace a module
has been physically removed
from the premises without being
removed from the network or
is broken. A broken module is
indicated by a red circle with
a slash over the module. A
broken module will slow down
your network because the
network will try multiple times
to reach the broken node each
time ThinkEssentials
®
polls the
module or it is used in a Scene
or Zone.
1. Press-and-hold the left mouse
button or right-click on the broken
or missing module’s icon. You have
a choice of either, a) Replacing the
broken module, or b) Removing the
broken module from your network.
2. To remove the module from
the network, select the ReMoVe
BRokeN DeVICe option.
3. To replace the module with
another module, select the
RePLACe BRokeN DeVICe option.
a) Press-and-release the
PRoGRAM button on the Z-Wave
®
module you wish to use as a
replacement.
If successful, a message window
will appear stating that the device
has been successfully added.
Repeat this procedure if a message
window states that the module
failed to be included.
TIP: Verify the replacement
module does not belong to any
other network by resetting it. See
section “Removing Modules from
Network”, page 13, for a detailed
procedure.
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Red Circle with Slash
indicates a broken module.
O N/O
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PR O G./
DIM
Press-and-Release
PRoGRAM button on
module
NoTe: You should remove modules from the
network, such as Christmas light plug-in
modules, before unplugging them for a period
of time. For best results, this functionality
should only be used in case of actual module
failure.
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Right-click and select ReMoVe BRokeN DeVICe.
Common Operations