Secure Beanbag Manual

manufacturers. All non-battery operated nodes within the network will act as repeaters regardless of
vendor to increase reliability of the network.
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Operational Modes
Device support Normal and Advance mode, by default device is in normal mode, mode can be switched
by long press of OK button.
Advance mode is designed to perform device setup and network installation and configurations, refer
table Advance Mode for more information.
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Inclusion / Exclusion
Inclusion:- Power up device (by pulling out battery strip), start Add node on Z-Wave controller and click
Ok button when device display instructing to click OK button, this will start learn process in device.
Exclusion:- Start Remove node on Z-Wave controller, on thermostat enter in Advance mode, and then
scroll to option "Activate Learn mode", then click OK button.
Thermostat will display learn outcome on completion of the process.
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Add / Remove
On thermostat in advance mode scroll to option "Add device / Remove device", then click OK button. On
other Z-Wave device start learn process, thermostat will display outcome on completion of the process.
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Wakeup from Sleep
On thermostat, click OK button when device screen is off, or in advance mode scroll to option "Enter
listening mode" then click OK button.
Beanbag Thermostat
This is a Z-Wave Plus enabled battery-powered
portable controller designed for home heating
system, it act as a room thermostat if used with
Beanbag Receiver.
It is having OLED display to show the ambient
and target (Set-point)
parameter and also reported over Z-Wave to
associated nodes.
It can be operated in any Z-Wave network with
other Z-Wave certified devices from other
temperature, these
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