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Parameter 3 [2 byte decimal] can be configured through your

gateway in case the default settings of your MultiSensor are not

what you desire.

For example, this parameter setting is initially set to 240 which is the

delay time in 4 minutes or 240 seconds.You may set the value to

the desired Motion Sensor delay time to any amount of seconds as

you like. So if you want the time out to be 5 minutes after the Motion

Sensor is triggered, set this parameter to the value of 300.

Setting the sensitivity of your MultiSensor.

Parameter 6 [1 byte decimal] can be configured through your

gateway in case the default settings of your MultiSensor are not

what you desire.

For example, this parameter setting is initially set to 127 which is

the maximum sensitivity, if you set it to 64, the sensitivity will be the

normal sensitivity. If set it to 0, the sensitivity will be the minimum

sensitivity.

Monitoring temperature, humidity, luminance and ultraviolet.

Your MultiSensor can report temperature, humidity, luminance and

ultraviolet across a Z-Wave network when requested. If this function

is supported by a controller, generally a gateway, the data will be

displayed within its interface. The specific Z-Wave commands

for the support of monitoring is the Multilevel Sensor Command

Class. Automatic reports are sent to association group 1, which

is setup via the Association Command Class. Please consult the

controller's operation manual for specific instructions on setting your

MultiSensor.

Advanced functions.

Changing batteries.

Your MultiSensor has built in battery level detection. It will

automatically report its battery level to the associated controller/

gateway throughout its life until the battery is fully drained and

needs replacing. The battery status will often be displayed in the

user interface of the controller/gateway.

When used properly in an optimised Z-Wave network, your

MultiSensor can be powered by batteries for 24 months before

battery replacement is necessary.

Recommendation: For networks which do not offer a method to

display the battery level of your MultiSensor, it is recommended that

the sensor be tested occasionally to ensure that the batteries still

hold enough charge to operate. Batteries naturally lose their charge

over time.

Removing your MultiSensor from a Z-Wave network.

Your MultiSensor can be removed from your Z-Wave network at

any time.You'll need to use your Z-Wave network's main controller

to do this and the following instructions tell you how to do this using

Aeotec by Aeon Labs' Z-Stick and Minimote controllers. If you are

using other products as your main Z-Wave controller, please refer

to the part of their respective manuals that tells you how remove

devices from your network.