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ELK-M1XSLZW
M1 to Leviton Z-Wave Interface
APPLICATION & OVERVIEW:
The M1XSLZW is a specialized Elk-M1 serial expander for
connecting M1 Controls to Z-Wave enabled devices through a
Leviton VRC0P-1LW (vizia rf+3) Z-Wave Serial Interface.
Z-Wave is a wireless, low power, "mesh" network technology
widely used for automating devices such as: Lights, Thermostats,
Electronic Locks, etc. Z-Wave empowers devices to be remotely
controlled from across the room or across the world with benefits
such as energy savings, convenience, and comfort.
The VRC0P-1LW (vizia rf+3) is known as a Z-Wave Secondary
Controller. It is required as a permanent member of the Z-Wave
network to maintain contact with all Z-Wave devices and
communicate via RS232 to the M1XSLZW. The M1XSLZW
translates the protocol into the M1 control and allows commands
to be sent and received on the Z-Wave network.
Functionally the M1XSLZW is a serial expander (RS485 to
RS232) and shares the same TYPE 5 databus ID as M1XSP serial
expanders. A maximum of seven (7) TYPE 5 serial expanders
may be connected to an M1.
A key benefit of combining the M1XSLZW and VRCOP-1LW
(vizia rf+3) is the ability to interface with new generation Z-Wave
devices such as the electronic deadbolts and locksets from
Kwikset, Yale, and Schlage. Locks require a special Security
Encrypted (SE) protocol and a process called "Beaming". Both
the M1XSLZW and the VRC0P-1LW (vizia rf+3) support these
new requirements.
In general, any Z-Wave device that is compatible with the Levitons
VRC0P-1LW (vizia rf+3) should also be compatible with the M1.
However some devices may have limited functionality due to
design or feature differences.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Activity/Status LED (Orange)
Auto-Reset Hardware Watchdog Circuit
Addressable (1-7) TYPE 5 Databus ID
Operating Voltage: 12 Volts D.C.
Current Draw: 31mA
Housing:
4.25" x 6.375" x 2.125"
Circuit Board: 2.75" x 3.95"
Connection to VRC0P-1LW: DB9M 9 Pin Port
Connection to M1: Elevator Screw Terminals (4)
 2013 Elk Products Inc. All rights reserved.
Leviton and ViziaRF+ are registered trademarks of
Leviton Manufacturing Co. Inc.
L638 2/20/2018
INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: The Leviton VRC0P-1LW (vizia rf+3), also known as
a VRC0P+3 is not included with the M1XSLZW. It must be
purchased separately from a Leviton stocking Distributor.
When ordering Specify Leviton Part Number: VRC0P-1LW
Specifications are Subject to Change without notice.
NOTICE: Drawings, illustrations, diagrams, part numbers, etc. are
provided as reference only and are based on equipment available at
the time the information was created. All information contained in this
document are subject to change without notice.
The extent of integration between Elk Products and Partner Mfgs varies,
and there may be situations or limitations beyond Elk's control that make
certain desirable features unavailable or unusable. Partner products
and/or protocols, including Elk's may not contain the capabilities or
data definitions to permit additional integration beyond what is currently
available. Partners may also, at their option, add, modify, or discontinue
features or support without notification.
For reasons stated herein, Elk Products makes no warranty that it will
be able to integrate all available features or operations, nor does it make
any express or implied warranties of fitness for a particular purpose or of
merchantability. Refer to Elk's Limited Warranty.
Printed in USA

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  • Page 1 Connection to M1: Elevator Screw Terminals (4) The extent of integration between Elk Products and Partner Mfgs varies, and there may be situations or limitations beyond Elk's control that make certain desirable features unavailable or unusable. Partner products and/or protocols, including Elk's may not contain the capabilities or data definitions to permit additional integration beyond what is currently available.
  • Page 2: Step 1 - Read This First

    M1XSLZW is relatively easy to install. Attempting to take shortcuts generally results in wasted time and troubleshooting. Integrating an Elk-M1 Control to a Z-Wave network requires the following components: QTY Part Number & Description...
  • Page 3 Excluded as soon as possible. The process for removing a dead or removed device may differ from regular Exclusion. For more information see the Primary Controller Instructions or seek help from a Z-Wave device manufacturer or training event. Elk does not produce any Z-Wave devices and cannot address Z-Wave questions.
  • Page 4 This page is provided for listing all the Z‐Wave Devices, their names, and device types Z-Wave Z-Wave Device Type Device Type Name or Description of Device Name or Description of Device Node ID Node ID M1XSLZW Instruction Manual Page 4...
  • Page 5 Zigbee, Lutron, etc.) on any installation. Potential interference, device ID overlap, and other issues can lead to unreliable operation. If mixing of technologies cannot be avoided, the Installer must assume all risk and liability. Elk does not endorse or support the mixing of Z-Wave and other lighting technologies.
  • Page 6 Skip to Step 5 if not STEP 3 - Adding Z-Wave Lights to M1 adding Lights Each Z-Wave Light in a network must have a unique Node ID from a pool of 128 Nodes allowed. Adding a Z-Wave light to M1 involves mapping (assigning) its Node ID to a corresponding M1 Light Device number location.
  • Page 7 IDs may overlap, as well as other issues which could ultimately lead to unreliable operation. If mixing of technologies cannot be avoided, the Installer must assume all risk and liability. Elk does not endorse or support the mixing of Z-Wave and other lighting technologies. TABLE 4: Z‐Wave Light Group to M1 Lighting Device Mapping...
  • Page 8 STEP 4 - Adding Z-Wave Light Groups to M1 NOTE: Setting up Z-Wave lighting nodes into Z-Wave lighting groups is currently not possible from the LEVITON Vizia RF Installer Tool and PC Software. Please review the next page for information on how to setup Z-Wave devices into groups. A lighting Group is a set of one or more lighting nodes that are to operated together as if they were one device.
  • Page 9 Z-Wave nodes to previously been setup and working. After Z-Wave nodes have been setup into groups the Elk-M1XSLZW Z-Wave Interface can then send Z-Wave Group commands. NOTE: Setup the Z-Wave network before executing the steps below. The ID numbers of the working Z-Wave Node must be known.
  • Page 10 DO NOT TOUCH anything until the rapid flashing changes to a slow 1 sec. flash. As the M1XSLZW discovers a Thermostat it will map it to an Elk-RP Thermostat number starting with the lowest Node ID and working up.
  • Page 11 Controlling Z-Wave Thermostat using Rules Select ElkRP > Automation > Rules. Click New to start a new Rule. Example: Lower the Heat and Raise the Cool Setpoints when Armed. Click WHENEVER > Security/Alarms > Is Armed > Armed Away. A pop-up box appears to pick the Area (partition). Use the drop down to pick the area or Click OK to accept "Area 1".
  • Page 12 STEP 6 - Adding Z-Wave Locks to Each Z-Wave Lock in a network must have a unique Node ID from a pool of 128 Node IDs allowed. Up to ten (10) Z-Wave Locks may be controlled by an M1. Special procedures and steps are required, including: 1) Mapping the Node ID of each Lock to one of ten (10) Virtual lock numbers (LOCK1-LOCK10).
  • Page 13 Controlling a Z-Wave Lock using Rules Select ElkRP > Automation > Rules. Click New to start a new Rule. E.G. Lock door when Exit Delay expires and System is Armed. 6.10 Click WHENEVER > Security/Alarms > Exit Delay > Expires. A pop-up box appears to pick the Area (partition). Click OK 6.11 to accept Any Area OR pick a specific area and then click OK.
  • Page 14 Additional Rule Examples and Information Pertaining to Z-Wave Locks Rule 1 - When the System is Armed to Away mode this rule will turn on the Flood lights for 30 sec., turn off the Foyer Lights, and change the HVAC Thermostat Settings.
  • Page 15 * * IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ * * Automatic Locking or Unlocking of Locks over the Z-Wave Wireless Network is subject to limitations beyond the control of Elk and the M1 Control. Example: Over-the-air distance between the Leviton VRC0P-1LW (vizia rf+3) Z-Wave and a Z-Wave Lock may be to great, or may be disrupted or compromised to a point where Z-Wave RF signals no longer reach the Lock.
  • Page 16 STEP 7 - Rule Examples and Advanced M1XSLZW Options Below are Elk-RP Rule examples being used to control Lights, Thermostats, and Locks. Rule 1 - Activates Save Energy Task* when Armed Away. Rule 2 - Task* "Save Energy" turns off lights and sets back HVAC (Thermostat) to save $$.
  • Page 17 TABLE 7:  Advanced Optional M1 TEXT Strings  (See section 6.6 for information on creating and sending Text Strings) M1 TEXT String M1XSLZW and VRCOP-1LW (vizia rf+3) Command Use Manually activates Discovery Mode in the M1XSLZW. Discovery Mode normally activates ONLY when the M1XSLZW is <POLL^M powered up. This Text can be used to activate Discovery Mode without having to power down the M1XSLZW. Thermostat “Timed”...
  • Page 18 PO Box 100 3266 US Hwy 70 West Hildebran, NC 28637 828-397-4200 828-397-4415 Fax http://www.elkproducts.com M1XSLZW Instruction Manual Page 18...