Nyce Sensors Z30111 Garage Door Sensor User Manual Manual

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How to Install a NYCE Control
Garage Door Sensor
STEP 1: INSTALL BATTERY
STEP 2: INSTALL DRIVER + IDENTIFY
STEP 3: PROPER LOCATION / ORIENTATION OF SENSOR
 Mount the Garage Door Sensor on a horizontal pane of the
Slide open the Garage Door
Sensor’s housing. Install the
CR2032 battery in the top part
as shown below.
 GarageSensor_zb_nyce_3014.c4i
 Download driver from:
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www.nycecontrol.com/support or from
Control4’s online database
Copy to My Documents\Control4\Drivers
Open Composer and add the device to the
project (Manufacturer = “Nyce Control”)
Identify the Sensor by pressing the button 4
times while its identify window is open.
The Sensor’s 64-bit address should appear in
the identify window’s text box.
Add a Generic Garage Door Driver to the
project “My Drivers\Sensors\Garage Door
(Sensor)” and bind the two drivers together
in Connections -> Control/AV
CORRECT ORIENTATION
INCORRECT ALIGNMENT
Garage Door Sensor
Right edge of Garage Door
Install the Sensor’s driver:
Right edge of Garage Door
Button
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garage door. The Sensor should be mounted on the bottom
pane (fully closed) or top pane (fully open), depending on the
desired operation.
A pair of sensors can be used on both bottom and top panes for
full garage door reporting, if desired.
Ensure that the Garage Door Sensor is oriented with the bar
symbol vertically, parallel to the edge of the garage door, as
shown in the diagram below on the left.
STEP 4: TEST THE SENSOR
STEP 5: INSTALL THE GARAGE DOOR SENSOR
OPTION 1: DOUBLE-SIDED TAPE
STEP 6: CLOSE COVER
OPTION 2: #2 SCREWS
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 Test the Sensor from the desired
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 Using the methods shown
location before permanently
installing it by flipping it forward as
shown above, this is the same action
as the garage door opening.
Check that the icon in Navigator’s or
Composer’s List View updates with a
“Closed” and “Open” icon.
above, install the Garage Door
Sensor bottom housing on a
clean surface using the doublesided tape or the two #2
screws provided.
Notes:
Installation on metal surfaces can
reduce transmission range.
Ensure that the device is installed
in a dry location away from
water, moisture and rain.
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 Once you have installed
the bottom housing and
confirmed the Sensor is
properly communicating,
close the Sensor housing
as shown in the diagram
above.
PRODUCT FUNCTION + LED INDICATORS
Button Press LED w/Press
Action
2 Times
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Network Status
4 Times
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Network Join
6 Times
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
Network Leave
10 Times
Restore Defaults
No Action
LED Action
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Description
Not Joined
Joined
Join Successful
Join Unsuccessful
LED
Leave Successful
Leave (if joined) and
Defaults Restored
Unsupported Command
Network Error, retry
Device Busy
Please visit our website if you have any installation questions
Button
www.nycecontrol.com/support

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