Universal Remote Control TRF-ZW2, Owner'S Manual

Advanced Z-Wave Functions

Basic Command Class Handling 

The basic command class is controlled by TRF-ZW2 and it is not mapped 
to any other Z-Wave Command Class.

More details can be found on our wiki page. 

http://wiki.mios.com/index.php/ZWave_Basic_Command_Class_Mapping

Support for Association Command Class 

TRF-ZW2 has support for the Lifeline association command class.

group id: 1 - lifeline 
number of nodes in group: 1

More details can be found on our wiki page. 

http://wiki.mios.com/index.php/Association

Support for Multiple Manufacturers in The Same Network 

The controller can be included and operated in any Z-Wave network with 
other certified Z-Wave devices from other manufacturers and/or other 
applications. All non-battery operated nodes within the network will act 
as repeaters regardless of the vendor to increase the reliability 
of the network.

Support for sending Z-Wave Commands 

Z-Wave commands can be sent using the TRF-ZW2 API which will allow 
you to send HTTP requests with the specified command class to the 
specified node.

More details can be found on our wiki page.

http://wiki.mios.com/index.php/Luup_UPnP_Variables_and_Actions# 
ZWaveNetwork1

To send a Z-Wave command you’ll need to add the node id of the con-
trolled Z-Wave device and the command class used.

For example to control node 3 and send a BASIC_SET with a value 
of 00, the command will be :

http://

GATEWAY_IP

/port_3480/data_request?id= 

action&DeviceNum=1&serviceId=urn: 
micasaverde-com:serviceId:ZWaveNetwork1&action= 
SendData&

Node

=3&

Data

=0x20-0x01-0x00

GATEWAY_IP

 is the actual local IP address of the unit. 

Node

 is the Z-Wave node the command is sent to. 

Data

 will contain the Z-Wave Command Class sent to the device.