How does it interact with Z-wave? Does it see the motion senors as devices so to let them be triggers? Or does it only allow you to arm and disarm?
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I have the zwave honeywell thermostat and it works great motion works great I installed the system my self
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It worked flawlessly with z-wave. No issues in installing or cnfiguring the setup. I have not tried setting up motion sensor based scenes, but I belive you can do that.
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I really have no idea, since the thing shipped without instructions... just says to pair the controller with the various devices, with no instructions as to HOW to do that. And since all of my Z-wave devices are integrated into my security system, I didn't want to take a chance on screwing that up, so i didn't experiment.
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Hmmmm. Never really noticed. So I went and checked it out. The red led comes on when motion is detected. It blinks only when movement is detected. Otherwise it is out. Hope that solves your question. P'Cola Bob.
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To be clear, this is not a Z-Wave sensor and will not work with Z-Wave only devices. You will need a 2GIG GO!Control panel to use this sensor, I think this is where some confusion lies as the GO!Control panel has a Z-Wave controller built in but it does not use Z-Wave for security sensors such as this.
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This one came with the zwave rf module and integrated into my Homeseer automation system seemlesly. So yes it comes with the zwave rf module (they can come without one), you still need a controller of your choosing.
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Sort of... You use this by plugging into your PC and it is the hardware part of the hub you need to control Z-Wave devices. This acts as the hardware you need to communicate with the Z-Wave devices which are not on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth spectrum. Once you have this you still need software. I think that InControl Home Automation is tested with the Aeon stick. I didn't have any success getting consistent communication with InControl though. I ended up with a google TV and EnBlink stick instead of this and InControl. The Enblink setup has worked flawlessly.
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It pushes out with a push button. It is a bit touchy which I found cool since I could glide my arm along the side of my torso and produce the illusion of it acting like the game. I will admit the handlers weren't kind but the product came out fine.
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Yes you could use a z-wave primary controller like a handheld remote to group both modules into a group, then they would both respond to the same command at the same time. A remote such as a GE 45633 would do the job. As far as a switch goes, if you had a switch capable of associations such as a Leviton model or certain Linear models, that could be done in a similar manner using "associations". Or you could also do this with a controller/gateway such as a Vera if you had one of those. Just associate both of them within your controller to one switch, or even set up a scene with the switch as a trigger. Hope that helps!
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I don't use it for motion, I actively use it to deter, but not as effective as sonic bark detector. As for setting it and if an animal comes into range it'll turn on, I think its a good theory, buy I don't think the technology it there yet. Also, you can hear the device, it's not quiet.
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this was for a family member, im not sure... however i bought one that came with a remote and it allows you to turn the plasmawave on and off, so i would imagine that it is possible to do with the buttons.. either the on and off and the mode button.
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Yes. Per the specs found on another site: "Repeats Z-Wave commands to other devices."
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The LED flashes very briefly when the door is opened or closed. The LED will also come on if the cover is opened (tamper switch). Also, the LED will flash in response to initial pairing with your Z-wave controller (I have Vera Lite).
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The CA3750 is a simple Z-Wave BINARY (on/off) device. It should work with any controller that performs an interrogation process (like HomeSeer) when the device is included into the Z-Wave network. Other systems only support products based on their specific manufacturer ID numbers; a lot of newer "hubs" work this way. You'll need to check with Wink directly on this (if possible). Alternately, you can buy a CA3750 and return it if it doesn't work. -Mark
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I know for the web it's used to go forward and backward a webpage and for video games like Unreal Tournament or Call of duty it might be able to switch from different weapons. I haven't really gotten to play any games with mine cause it stopped working within 3 days, so I'm not entirely sure it if the buttons can switch between weapons but that is what I would assume it would do.
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None. That's a bit of an issue, but I'd rather react instantly. You do have a minute or to ( I forget) after you arm it to walk away. Good device, inexpensive and works.
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Yes it will arm and screech when the motion sensor detect something but it won't call you. It's suppose to, if you insert a phone chip but we could never get it to work. We had a lot of problems with this system and returned it for a Fortress.
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You need a z-wave hub for it to work doesn't have to be smart things. It will need a hub to tell it's been triggered