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AXIS M5000-G PTZ Camera
Configure your device
1. Go to System > Z-Wave.
2. Go to Device management and expand the device information for the Z-Wave device to be replaced.
3. Go to Node > Status and click
4. Set the Z-Wave device that is to replace the existing device into inclusion/exclusion mode as described in its User Manual.
5. Wait until the replacement process is finalized as indicated by a notification on the web page.
The new Z-Wave device with some status information is now visible in the device management list.
Note
Node ID and event action information is handed over to the new Z-Wave device. All other information is deleted.
Note
If the Z-Wave device is not found, the replacement process is terminated automatically.
Reset the Z-Wave network
Important
• This procedure removes all Z-Wave devices from the product.
• After resetting the Z-Wave network, you also need to either remove each Z-Wave device or reset it to factory default
before you can add it to any network again.
• Use this procedure only when the network primary controller is missing or otherwise inoperable.
1. Go to System > Z-Wave.
2. Go to Device management and click
3. Select Reset network in the drop-down menu.
All added Z-Wave devices are now removed from the product, and the device management list is empty.
Use Z-Wave as I/O
This product doesn't have any physical I/O connectors, but you can use Z-Wave functions in the I/O interface.
You can assign an I/O port number to up to a maximum of six connected Z-Wave devices. To see the port numbers, go to System >
Accessories > I/O ports. The I/O port number can be changed in the Z-Wave device's information window.
When used as a digital input port event, the Z-Wave device can only use one function. The default function depends on what type of
device it is. To change which function to use, go to the device's information window.
For more information about using I/O ports, see the product's built-in help.
. The product starts looking for Z-Wave devices in the Z-Wave network.
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