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Z-Wave™ Long Range
Garage Door Controller
Technical Manual
M/K: GDZW7-ECO
Revision 6
Product Overview
The Garage Door Controller is a security device for users to wirelessly control and monitor their garage door.
It monitors and reports the state of the garage door through use of a paired wireless (or wired) tilt sensor. It
can also determine when the garage door is active by utilizing an accelerometer to detect specific vibration
patterns. The Garage Door Controller may ignore commands to control the garage door if it deems that is
unsafe to execute the command.
Product Specification
Supports Z-Wave™ Long Range
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Indoor use only
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Z-Wave Operating Frequencies: 908.42MHz, 916MHz, Z-Wave Long Range (912MHz, 920MHz)
Wireless Garage Door Operating Frequencies: 310MHz, 315MHz, and 390MHz
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Wireless Door Sensor Frequency: 345Mhz
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Operating Temperature: -20°F to 120°F
Power: 12VDC, 1.0A
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Garage Door Motor Vibration Sensor
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External contact for installer to opt in using magnetic contact instead of using tilt sensor for
determination of the garage door's state
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Temperature sensor
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Z-Wave S2 Encryption
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- Page 1 Z-Wave™ Long Range Garage Door Controller Technical Manual M/K: GDZW7-ECO Revision 6 Product Overview The Garage Door Controller is a security device for users to wirelessly control and monitor their garage door. It monitors and reports the state of the garage door through use of a paired wireless (or wired) tilt sensor. It can also determine when the garage door is active by utilizing an accelerometer to detect specific vibration patterns.
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Page 2: Installation
Definitions • Controller: A Z-Wave enabled home-automation hub or security panel. Device Specific Key (DSK): PIN Code and QR-Code for adding to a Z-Wave network using encrypted S2 • communication. • S2: Secure communication encryption used on the Z-Wave network. •... - Page 3 Installing with GDO Using Hard-Wired 1. Locate the two wires going from your garage door opener’s button to the motor. 2. Connect the provided wires from the GDZW7-ECO screw terminals to the same button terminals on the rear of the motor. 3.
- Page 4 Adding via Smart Start 1. (Optional) Unplug the GDZW7-ECO from the power-supply, so it is off. 2. When the Garage Door Controller is powered up and not included in a network, it is ready for SmartStart. On your Z-Wave Controller’s app, follow instructions on adding via QR-Code or Smart Start.
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Page 5: Factory Reset
After Classic Exclusion, this device will automatically try to remove via Network Wide Exclusion such that the device can be excluded from the Z-Wave network over the mesh network and not directly near the main controller. 1. Follow the Z-Wave controller’s instructions on putting the Z-Wave controller into removal/exclusion mode. -
Page 6: What Is Z-Wave
1. Connect the external contact’s wires to the GDZW7-ECO’s blue terminal block 2. Press the Tilt button once. There will be a short beep, and the GDZW7-ECO’s Status LED will blink yellow continuously while in Sensor Pairing Mode. 3. Trigger the external contact to the “open” state. 5. - Page 7 Manufacturer Specific • Manufacturer ID: 0x014A • Product Type: 0x0007 • Product ID: 0x4731 Mapping of the Basic Command Class The Garage Door Controller has the Basic Command Class mapped to the Barrier Operator Command Class such that a Basic Set of a value is the equivalent of a Barrier Operator Set of a target value. A Barrier Operator Report with a state of 0x00 will map to a Basic Report with a current value of 0x00.
- Page 8 The Supervision Command class does not allow for status updates for a controller to monitor door state changes. For status updates on the state of the door, the device will transmit updates automatically using the Barrier Operator and Notification Command Classes without needing to rely on the Supervision Command Class for door state behavior.
- Page 9 3. Door Open Timeout Description Seconds allowed for garage door to open until timeout. Size Format Unsigned Integer Read only Min Value Max Value Default Value 4. Door Close Timeout Description Seconds allowed for garage door to close until timeout. Size Format Unsigned Integer...
- Page 10 On-Off Period 0x50 Identify 0x02 0x01 0x07 0x03 0x05 0x04 The indicators supporting properties On-Off Period, One Time On-Off Period, and On-Off Cycles can safely interrupt the other indicators, and the other indicators if active will resume. The Identify indicator flashes the device’s status indicator. Multilevel Sensor The temperature is reported through the Multilevel Sensor Command Class.
- Page 11 Indicator (LED and Beeper) States Event LED Behavior Beeper Behavior Beeper Tone SmartStart 2 green blinks (500ms on/off), off None None for 3 seconds Classic Inclusion 2 green blinks (500ms on/off), off None None for 3 seconds Inclusion in progress repeated green blinks (100ms None None...
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Page 12: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Solution Unable to add device Device was not properly Try removing the device by putting the Z-Wave to Z-Wave network excluded from a previous Z- controller into exclusion mode and then Wave network pressing the Garage Door Controller’s Hub button.
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