Wayne-Dalton Z-Wave WDUSB-10 - Manual (Page 10)

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Module appears bright indicating it is in oN position.
Module appears dim indicating it is in oFF position.
example of Dimming bar.
Use the following procedures for
controlling Z-Wave
®
modules
individually. For more advanced
control functions please see
the section titled “Creating/
Modifying Schedules”, page
19-20.
1. To turn a specific Z-Wave
®
module oN or oFF, simply click on
the icon of the intended module.
Clicking repeatedly will typically
toggle the module on and off.
Typically, the icon will appear
dimmer or greyed out when the
Z-Wave
®
module is in the oFF
position.
In the case of window shades,
clicking the icon will typically open
or close the shade.
Advanced functionality for a module
can be accessed by pressing-and-
holding the left mouse button while
hovering over an icon or by right-
clicking the icon. For example,
lamp modules and dimmable light
switches pop up a dimmer bar. If
a menu pops up instead, you may
click the lock icon in the bottom-left
corner to switch to LoCkeD mode
to suppress the additional options.
Dimming Bar button can be
manually adjusted with the mouse
to the level desired.
NoTe: Many types of Z-Wave
®
modules have not been invented
yet or are not known to the
software, and may appear as
question marks in the software
interface. Additionally, some
modules will not react when their
icons are clicked on. There may
be an upgrade available online
at http://www.wayne-dalton.
com/access/Te which enables
functionality for more types of
devices.
Controlling Modules
Operation