If you have a Z-Wave network and it already has a controller, then you can add in a second controller if wish.
This topic is about how to add a Aeon Labs Z-Stick as a second controller to this existing network.
Firstly you going to need the Zensys tool to set up the z-stick in to learn mode to become a secondary controller.
You can get the Zenys tool software from here: http://www.moonlitzwave.com/zensys-tools.zip (Its actual a tool by Sigma Alliance now as they purchased Zenys)
1) Expand the rar file to local drive
2) Run ZWaveController.exe
3) Plug you Aeon Z-Stick in to a USB on you PC
4) Select Categories --> Settings, Then select Detect
It should show some thing like "USB Serial Device (ComXX): ControllerStaticLib"
5) So press the ok
You should then see all info about this Aeon Z-Stick showing on the interface
And we no need to put the Z-Stick in to learn mode
1) Select the Z-Stick in the node panel
This is showing in the right hand top panel called "Node"
Should be the first one at top with the node Id of 1
2) Then click the Learn button
Located on the panel to the right under the Controller Tab
Its the lightning bolt icon next to the X icon
The Z-Stick is now ready to be added to existing network
So now we Put our Vera box in to Inclusion Mode.
1) Login to Vera Box (Using a vera3 for this topic)
2) Select Devices --> Add Devices --> Other Devices --> Other ZWave device
(Remember that you may need to be with in 3m (10fft) of the vera when trying to add a new device)
3) Then press the Next button to move in to Inclusion mode
It should then detect the Z-Stick and you get to name the device in your network
I name mine "Aeon Z-Stick" and set the room that I wanted.
You will now be able to close the vera interface
So now if you look back at the Z-Wave PC controller
You will see lots of other nodes listed will be all your other devices connect.
The Z-Wave PC controller is not a very user friendly interface but you can watch the z-wave packets now if you want or use the z-stick with a another 3rd party controller software.
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These were some other tools I found from Zensys
http://zensys.software.informer.com/
Other post that found that tried this also.
http://store.incontrolzwave.com/boards/topic/586/how-to-use-zensys-tools-to-setup-incontrol-as-secondary-controller
This topic is about how to add a Aeon Labs Z-Stick as a second controller to this existing network.
Firstly you going to need the Zensys tool to set up the z-stick in to learn mode to become a secondary controller.
You can get the Zenys tool software from here: http://www.moonlitzwave.com/zensys-tools.zip (Its actual a tool by Sigma Alliance now as they purchased Zenys)
1) Expand the rar file to local drive
2) Run ZWaveController.exe
3) Plug you Aeon Z-Stick in to a USB on you PC
4) Select Categories --> Settings, Then select Detect
It should show some thing like "USB Serial Device (ComXX): ControllerStaticLib"
5) So press the ok
You should then see all info about this Aeon Z-Stick showing on the interface
And we no need to put the Z-Stick in to learn mode
1) Select the Z-Stick in the node panel
This is showing in the right hand top panel called "Node"
Should be the first one at top with the node Id of 1
2) Then click the Learn button
Located on the panel to the right under the Controller Tab
Its the lightning bolt icon next to the X icon
The Z-Stick is now ready to be added to existing network
So now we Put our Vera box in to Inclusion Mode.
1) Login to Vera Box (Using a vera3 for this topic)
2) Select Devices --> Add Devices --> Other Devices --> Other ZWave device
(Remember that you may need to be with in 3m (10fft) of the vera when trying to add a new device)
3) Then press the Next button to move in to Inclusion mode
It should then detect the Z-Stick and you get to name the device in your network
I name mine "Aeon Z-Stick" and set the room that I wanted.
You will now be able to close the vera interface
So now if you look back at the Z-Wave PC controller
You will see lots of other nodes listed will be all your other devices connect.
The Z-Wave PC controller is not a very user friendly interface but you can watch the z-wave packets now if you want or use the z-stick with a another 3rd party controller software.
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These were some other tools I found from Zensys
http://zensys.software.informer.com/
Other post that found that tried this also.
http://store.incontrolzwave.com/boards/topic/586/how-to-use-zensys-tools-to-setup-incontrol-as-secondary-controller