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Panic Button can be used to create a new Z-Wave network and in which Panic Button will serve in place of a Z-Wave
gateway or control software. The following instructions will guide you through creating such a network where Panic Button
can communicate with connected Z-Wave devices.
To create this network, you will connect Z-Wave devices directly to Panic Button. These devices cannot be a part of an
existing network and may have to be factory reset if they have been previously used.
1. Quickly press Include/Remove on back of Panic Button with provided Pin.
2. Press the join network / Action Button on the Z-Wave device that you want to add to Panic Button's network. If you
are unsure which button to press, please refer to the Z-Wave product's instruction manual.
3. When the Z-Wave product successfully joins Panic Button's network, Panic Button's LED will flash green slowly and
then turn solid green for 2 seconds. Should the LED continue to flash green for a further 30 seconds before turning
off, the Z-Wave product has been unable to connect to Panic Button; repeat the above steps and please contact us
for further support if needed.
4. Repeat step 2 to connect any other devices you would like to add into the network.
5. Once finished, press Panic Button's Action Button to exit Include/Remove mode.
You have now created a Z-Wave network in which Panic Button serves as the main controller. You now need to program
Panic Button's specific control of these devices.
Creating a scene to control.
Before giving your Panic Button control over other Z-Wave devices, it's important to understand how many scenes each
button can control. A scene is a grouping of multiple devices on your Panic Button is capable of controlling multiple devices
(aka a scene) with the push of a single button.
If you set your Panic Button up as a primary controller in the previous steps by creating a new network, the button is
capable of controlling 1 individual scene for dimming all lights or controlling all programmed switches on or off at the same
time.
If you added your Panic Button to an existing Z-Wave network, it can control either 1 or 2 individual scenes for its button.
The distinction here is whether your Panic Button is Use (Group) Mode or in Use (Scene) Mode. In Use (Group) Mode, you
can control 1 scene from its button. In Use (Scene) Mode you can control 2 different scenes from its button.
The following sections give directions on creating scenes relative to how your Panic Button is setup.
Your Panic Button as a primary controller.
In this mode, scenes which your Panic Button can control will need to be manually programmed.
Please refer to the 'Selecting which devices to control' section of this guide for a step-by-step instruction on how to do this.
Your Panic Button is a secondary controller.
By default your Panic Button, when added to an existing network, is in Use (Group) Mode. To change the mode please
refer to the 'Setting your Panic Button's use mode' under the 'Advanced Function' section of this manual.
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