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USER MANUAL HZS-100 Planet

Z-Wave Wall-mount PIR Motion Sensor

HZS-100E / HZS-100A

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Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

1. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio technician for help.

FCC Caution

To assure continued compliance, use only shielded interface cables when connecting to computer or peripheral devices. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Radiation Exposure Statement

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure set forth for an uncontrolled environment. In order to avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC radio frequency exposure limits, human proximity to the antenna shall not be less than 20 cm (8 inches) during normal operation.

Safety

This equipment is designed with the utmost care for the safety of those who install and use it. However, special attention must be paid to the dangers of electric shock and static electricity when working with electrical equipment. All guidelines of this and of the computer manufacture must therefore be allowed at all times to ensure the safe use of the equipment.

CE Mark Warning

This is a Class B product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference, in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

WEEE Regulation

To avoid the potential effects on the environment and human health as a result of the presence of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment, end users of electrical and electronic equipment should understand the meaning of the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol. Do not dispose of WEEE as unsorted municipal waste and have to collect such WEEE separately.

Revision

User's Manual of PLANET Z-Wave Wall-mount PIR Motion Sensor

Model: HZS-100

Rev: 1.00 (October, 2015)

Part No. EM-HZS-100 Series_v1.0.doc

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Product Introduction....5

1.1 Package Contents....5
1.2 Overview 5
1.3 Specifications....7

Chapter 2. Hardware Interface....8

Chapter 3. Z-Wave Device Setting....9

3.1 Configuring Z-Wave Device via HAC-1000....9
3.2 Configuring Z-Wave via Smart Phone....12
3.3 Configuring Z-Wave via HTS-1000P 17

Appendix A: Troubleshooting & Frequently Asked Questions....27

Chapter 1. Product Introduction

1.1 Package Contents

The package should contain the following:

• PIR Sensor x 1
• Quick Installation Guide x 1
  ● CR123A Lithium Battery x 1
• Accessory Bag x 1

Note

If any of the above items are missing, please contact your seller immediately.

1.2 Overview

Home Automation and Smart Home Control

The HZS (Z-Wave Sensing Device) series of PLANET Home Automation product family, based on Z-Wave technology, provides the advanced security system that protects your home and family 24/7. Easy operation and flexible configuration are the attractive features of our system; the simple one-touch button lets you program your regular settings according to your preference and operation mode. Worked with PLANET HAC-1000 Z-Wave Home Automation Control Gateway, you get the all-round and reliable home security services that we offer. Our full range of product lines ensure that you get all the devices you need for your home security system.

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Motion and Temperature Detection

PLANET HZS-100 is a Z-Wave wall-mount PIR motion sensor that monitors movement and sends Z-Wave signal when movement is detected. With its built-in temperature sensor feature, the HZS-100 will send the signal out when temperature inside the building changes..

Interior and exterior views of a smart room with temperature indicators (no readable text or symbols)

Getting Started is as Easy as 1-2-3

1. Via the Cloud Home App (including Home Automation Controller Pad and Control Gateway): Press Inclusion/Exclusion to include/exclude Z-Wave device.
2. On the Z-Wave device: Press the Pair button to establish a connection with the control gateway.
3. Users can enjoy and manage Z-Wave network right away.

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    A["Mobile Phone"] --> B["Search"]
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Step 1

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    A["Press"] --> B["HZS Series"]
    B --> C["Control Gateway"]
    C --> D["Output"]

Step 2

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    A["Press"] --> B["Mobile Phone"]
    B --> C["Cloud Server"]
    C --> D["HZS Series"]

Step 3

Real-time Alarm

Alerts like use of electricity, home alarms and more can be brought to your notice without delays by way of cloud hosting. From now on, you can maintain your home security no matter where you are.

Send Alert to Smart Phone

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1.3 Specifications

Product	HZS-100A	HZS-100E
Hardware and Network
Z-Wave Frequency	America: 908.42MHz Europe: 868.42MHz
Installation Height	About 2 meters
PIR Detecting Distance	3~10 meters
PIR Detecting Angle	120 degrees coverage
Operating Range	Up to 30 meters in open space
Installation	Plug connection for indoor use
General
Power Requirements	CR123A 3V
Operating Temperature	-15 ~ 40 degrees C
Operating Humidity	0 ~ 90% (non-condensing)
Weight	75g
Dimensions (W x D x H)	84 x 62 x 50 mm
Emission	CE, FCC

Chapter 2. Hardware Interface

Model HZS-100E/HZS-100A

Dimensions (W x D x H) 84 x 62 x 50 mm

Weight 75g (gross weight)

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62 84

Interface Description
PIR Sensor	PIR sensor is used to sense motion or detect whether a human has moved in or out of the sensor range.
LED	When movement is detected, the red LED will flash once.

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Program switch

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Interface Description
Program switch	Press to include or exclude a Z-Wave network.

Chapter 3. Z-Wave Device Setting

3.1 Configuring Z-Wave Device via HAC-1000

Please refer to the following steps to add Z-Wave device via HAC-1000 web.

Settings Z-Wave Alarm Log Topology Device Configuration Door Lock Security Version Information Device configuration Include New Device Exclude Device Cancel Operation

Step 1. Include a Z-Wave device via web.

a) Go to "Z-Wave" and click "Device Configuration".
b) Click" Include New Device" and the screen will appear with "Add Device: Waiting for a user action."

c) Use a paper clip or pin to press the program button on the back of the sensor for 1 time to connect.

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d) If your device has successfully been added, it will show "Add Device: Command has been completed successfully".

Device configuration Include New Device Exclude Device Cancel Operation Add Device: Command has completed successfully in device No.14.

If the device didn't add successfully, please place the device next to the gateway and try again.

Step 2. Set up the location and room for Z-Wave device via HAC-1000 web.

a. Create rooms in your environment.

Create a New Room Room Name: Enter room name Change ICON Add

b. Edit device.

Modify Device Product Name: HZS-100 Wall-mount Motion Sensor Device Name: PIR Sensor in 11F Room Name: 10F Office Alarm Icon Change ICON Configuration Group Detect And Remove Save Cancel

Step 3. Create a scene via web.

a. Click "Create Scene" and name new scene.

Create Scene Scene Name: Enter scene name Add

b. Select a device from this scene.

Big light on Scene Name: Big light on Controlled Devices: B_Light (300)-Switch On Off Select one device to add ▼ Select one device to add Windows Sensor (500)-Mode Door Sensor (500)-Mode Flood Sensor (300)-Mode Flood Sensor (500)-Mode CO Detector (500)-Mode CO Detector (300)-Mode Strobe Alarm (300)-Switch Siren and Strobe Alarm (500)-Switch Siren and Strobe Alarm (500)-Mode TV (300)-Switch

c. Select ON or OFF from this scene.

Big light off Scene Name: Big light off Controlled Devices: Select one device to add B_Light (300)-Switch On Off

d. You can click "RUN" to run this scene.

Click buttons to run the scene: Big Light ON Big Light OFF Small Light ON Heater ON Small Light OFF Heater OFF

Step 4. Create trigger via web.

a. Click "Create a Trigger" and name new trigger.
b. Select a Z-Wave device for this trigger.
c. Select when it triggers, it will alarm or bypass.
d. Select when it triggers, it will run which scene.

Trigger: Enter trigger name Device: Select a sensor Mode: Select mode Scene: Select scene Optional show Save

After entering the time selected for the scene to trigger, tick "Save and send alarm notification". Tick "Active" to enable this trigger.

Trigger PIR Motion 3-in-1 Windows Door CO (500) CO (300) Flood (300) Flood (600) Create Trigger PIR Motion Trigger: PIR Motion Device: PIR Motion (300) Mode: Alarm Scene: Siren on for door/wire Optional hide After 5 / Seconds to run Siren off for Save and send alarm notification: Active: Test Modify

3.2 Configuring Z-Wave via Smart Phone

The HAC-1100 can be used on iOS and Android operating system. Cloud Home can be downloaded at Google Play store or app store.

Get it on Google™ play

Available on the App Store

Please refer to the following steps to install Cloud Home app and add Z-Wave device via smart phone.

Step 1. Include a Z-Wave device via smart phone (Android/iOS).

a. Register a user account.

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b. Setting

Room Scene Camera Trigger Schedule Setting

c. Inclusion/Exclusion

Gateway Information IP : 192.168.1.162 MAC : 0CEFAFC00F66 Version : 0.5.0 Connectivity LAN/WAN Inclusio...xclusion Gateway Setting

d. Click Inclusion to add device.

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    A["Cancel Operation!"] --> B["Inclusion Device"]
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e. Use a paper clip or pin to press the program button on the back of the sensor for 1 time to connect.

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Step 2. Set up the location and room for Z-Wave device.

a. Create rooms in your environment.

Add New Room Room Name 10F Office Select Picture

b. Click "No Room" to show the device. And place the new device in a room.

Control Monitor Heater FAN HZS-532 Smart Energy Meter 3. 1. Big LAB 10F Office Floor Kitchen No Robot 2.

c. Select "Name" to name this device and select "Location" to place this device in the room that you created.

Device Status Ready Last control time 2015-08-05 16:36:12 Device info Name Binary Power Switch Location / Done 10F Office 11F Stars Small LAO 12A LAO

d. Select Picture for your Z-Wave device.

Device Status Ready Last control time 2015-09-15 12:07:43 Device info Name H2S-532Meter Location 10F Office Device Image Function Icon Select Picture

e. Click "Back" to save.

Device Status Device Type Binary Power Switch Device Status Ready Last control time 2015-09-15 10:58:30 Device info Name HZS-532Meter Location Kitchen Device Image × Remove Failed Device → OK

f. Done successfully.

Control Monitor HZS-S32 Meter Big LAB 12F Office 10000 Kitchen No Room

Step 3. Create a scene via smart phone.

a. Click "Add" and name a new scene.

Room Scene Camera Trigger Schedule Setting

b. Click "Add" to add a Z-Wave device.

1. Big Light ON Big Light OFF New Scene Input the Scene name Big Light ON Cancel Ok Sham Light ON Health ON Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L Z X C V B N M 123 space return

c. Select a Z-Wave device.

Scene Name Big Light ON Add Add

d. Click ON or OFF for the device you select.

Control Monitor Big Light ON/OFF (300) Small Light ON/OFF (300) Video Phone ON/OFF Power Dimmer (300) Heater ON/OFF

e. Click "Back" to save.

Scene Name Big Light ON Big Light ON/OFF (300) Status : Off

f. Done successfully.

Control Monitor Big Light ON/OFF (300)

Step 4. Create Trigger via smart phone.

a. Click "Add".

Room Scene Camera Trigger Schedule Setting

b. Name this new Trigger.

Mobile app interface screenshot showing a red '+' button with a cursor icon, alongside tool icons and navigation buttons.

c. Select the Z-Wave device and click next.

Step 1 Input The Trigger Name Trigger Name Automatic Door Select the Trigger Sources +in-1 Sensor Note: Trigger control is a scene-based, if not yet set the scene, please set the scene first

d. Select a mode for a Z-Wave device.

e. Select a scene.

f. Select the time for the trigger and which scene to run.

Step 2 Sensor is Trigger to Start in which mode Mode Alarm Select Scene when Trigger happens Scene Big Light Off If you want to another Scene in the execution.On the Scene complete Second 9 Scene Big Light OFF Save and send alarm notification. Notification

g. Done successfully.

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h. If you enable Save and send alarm notification, when it triggers, it will have a log. You can check this in Notification History.

PIR Sensor in 11F (10F Office) Home Security Motion Detection 2015-Sep-15-Tue 10:26:08 PIR Sensor in 11F (10F Office) Home Security Motion Detection 2015-Sep-15-Tue 10:12:23 PIR Sensor in 11F (10F Office) Home Security Motion Detection 2015-Sep-15-Tue 10:07:30 PIR Sensor in 11F (10F Office) Home Security

3.3 Configuring Z-Wave via HTS-1000P

Step 1. Fill out the IP of control gateway to connect with gateway.

Click the "Gateway" button. Configuration Gateway Control Panel Intercom Z-Wave devices Scene Upgrading Janitor IP Cameras Triggers Activate Code Location Setting Click the magnifying glass to search the IP of gateway. System settings Gateway IP Address Gateway Port Account Password Cancel Save Control pad found an IP of gateway. Click the IP to join. System settings 192.168.1.163 ABFTEGCD1587 Cancel

System settings Gateway IP Address 192.168.1.163 Gateway Port 5000 Account admin Password admin Cancel Save

Step 2. Include a Z-Wave device via HTS-1000P.

Click the "Z-Wave devices" button to add Z-Wave devices to gateway. Click the "Include New Device" button to add Z-Wave device. Configuration Gateway Control Panel Intercom Z-Wave devices Scene Upgrading Janitor IP Triggers Activate Location Cameras Code Setting HTS-1000P English Device Configuration Include New Device Exclude Device Cancel Operation

When you see the message "Waiting for user action", you can press the match button on Z-Wave devices. Use a paper clip or pin to press the program button on the back of the sensor for 1 time to connect. If a device is added successfully, it will show the message: Command has completed successfully in device No. XX. HTS-1000P Device Configuration Include New Device Exclude Device Cancel Operation Add Device: Waiting for a user action. Device Configuration English Cancel Exclude Device Cancel Operation Add Device: Command has completed successfully in device No.53.

HZS-100E/HZS-100A

Click the "Exclude Device" button to exclude Z-Wave device. Device Configuration Include New Device Exclude Device Cancel Operation When you see the message "Waiting for user action", you can press the match button on Z-Wave devices to exclude device. Device Configuration Include New Device Cancel Cancel Operation Remove Device: Waiting for a user action.

Step 3. After including Z-Wave devices in gateway, you can create different scenes with this function. You can set scenes to control your devices in Scene mode.

Configuration Gateway Control Panel Intercom Z-Wave devices Scene Upgrading Janitor IP Cameras Triggers Activate Code Location Setting Click the "Scene" button.

Click “Create Scene” and name the new scene.
Select one device to add to the device list.
Select one device.
Click the “Plus” button to add device.

Select the status of device (ON or OFF). Click "All Scenes" to check the scene. Scene Configuration Scene 10F FAN ON All Scenes 10F Heater ON 10F Heater OFF 10F LCD ON 10F LCD OFF 10F FAN ON Create Scene Scene Name: 10F FAN ON Controlled Devices: Select one device to add FAN-Switch On Off HTS-1000P Scene Configuration Scene 10F Heater ON 10F Heater OFF 10F LCD ON 10F LCD OFF 10F FAN ON 10F FAN OFF Create Scene Click buttons to run the scene: 10F FAN ON Run 10F LCD ON Run 10F LCD OFF Run 10F Heater ON Run 10F Heater OFF Run 10F FAN OFF Run 10F LCD ON Run 10F LCD OFF Run

Step 4. In Trigger mode, the trigger time is set. An alarm notification is sent via sensor. If a sensor is not installed, this step can be skipped.

Click the "Trigger" button. Configuration Gateway Control Panel Intercom Z-Wave devices Scene Upgrading Janitor IP Cameras Triggers Activate Code Location Setting

Click "Create Trigger". Trigger: Name this trigger. Device: Select a Z-Wave device. Mode: Select "Arm" to enable alarm. Scene: When it triggers, the fan will turn on. Optional: After triggering for 5 seconds, the fan will turn off by itself. Click "Create Trigger". Trigger 11F PIR for Heater 10F 4-in-1 for FAN Create Trigger Create Trigger Trigger: At home Device: PIR Sensor in 11F Mode: Arm Scene: 10F FAN ON Optional hide After 5 / Seconds to run 10F FAN OFF Save Switch to "AWAY" to enable monitor mode. AWAY When one of Z-Wave devices is triggered, control pad will alarm. Thursday 3-PIR Sensor in 11F is warning! 2015/09/17 Visibility: 9.99 Humidity: 82% Pressure: 982.06 ml Janitor Intercom Camera Contacts Control Settings

Step 5. After configuring this part, you can control Z-Wave devices and scenes via control pad.

Configuration Gateway Control Panel Intercom Z-Wave devices Scene Upgrading Janitor IP Cameras Triggers Activate Code Location Setting Click the "Control Panel" button.

Click the three-line button on the upper right corner and click "Add Panel". 2. Add Panel Remove There are two types of panel that you can choose from. Name the panel. Click and hold for two seconds to select the device or scene.

Click on the Device field.
Use a paper clip or pin to press the program button on the back of the sensor for 1 time to connect.
Go back to the main page and click the "Control" button.

Bedroom Kitchen Scene 10F FAN ON 10F FAN OFF LCD Heater OFF OFF OFF OFF 0% 0% 0% 0% ALL ON ALL OFF 24.04°C Fan You can control scenes and devices here.

Appendix A: Troubleshooting & Frequently Asked Questions

Features
This difference between Z-Wave and ZigBee	The frequency is different between Z-Wave and ZigBee. ZigBee is 2.4GHz and Z-Wave is about 900MHz.The outdoor distance is different. ZigBee is 10~75 meters and Z-Wave is about 30 meters.
Z-Wave Device Installation
How to reset the HZS-100 Series	Use a paper clip or pin to press the program button for 10 times within 10 seconds. Only use this procedure when the primary controller is lost or inoperable.
Repeater Function	Only HZS-530 Series can extend the frequency range of Z-Wave.HZS-530 Series can act as a signal repeater to enhance the Z-Wave wireless communication range. For example, the HAC-1000 (Control gateway) is installed on the second floor to control over the HZS-300 (4-in-1 Sensor) on the first floor, but the Z-Wave frequency is weak. Thus, HZS-530 Series can be installed in between the second floor and the first floor to solve the problem.