GE 45608, Manual

Page 1: ...Home Theater Remote with Z Wave Lighting Control 45608 www easyzwave com Manage your home entertainment system and lighting with one remote Controls 12 Audio Video Devices and up to 232 Z Wave Devices ...

Page 2: ... 20 Z Wave Terminology 21 Wireless Range 22 Z Wave Key Chart 24 Z Wave Setup 26 Devices Lights Nodes 26 Groups 29 Scenes 30 Labels 32 All On and All Off Control 33 Events 34 Thermostats 35 Advanced Configuration 37 Creating a Secondary Controller 38 Controller Swap Transfer Primary 40 Receiving Network and Device Information 41 Resetting Your network 42 Recovering Network Information 42 Network Up...

Page 3: ...eatures include Easy to use LCD menu system Backlit LCD and keys Learning function for audio video devices not in the IR code library Programmable Key Macros to perform multiple functions with the press of one button Volume Control Lock lets you assign volume mute functions to a primary device like your stereo receiver Key Mover allows you to copy keys around the remote control or between A V devi...

Page 4: ...A V mode the green LED beneath the button flashes to indicate an IR command being transmitted J POWER Turns current device On Off This key may be programmed with a macro to turn multiple A V devices on or off with the touch of one button A macro overrides individual device control K DASH Used along with the number keys to enter digital TV channels Example channel 4 1 or 4 2 L MUTE Mutes volume on ...

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Page 6: ...ompartment 4 Replace the cover NOTE The LCD screen will display BATTERY LOW to indicate that the batteries need to be replaced The remote retains all its user settings except for the day time while replacing the batteries Battery Conservation If any key is pressed continuously for 30 seconds the remote will stop transmission to conserve battery life Automatic Time Out During programming the remote...

Page 7: ...Device by Entering Its Code You can add a device by manually entering its manufacturer s code See Manufacturer s Codes on page 45 1 Press and hold SET until the remote displays INITIAL SETUP 2 Press OK The remote displays ADD DEVICE Press OK 3 The bottom line of the display lists RECEIVER as the first device you can add Press OK or use the ARROW keys to scroll to a different device to add and then...

Page 8: ...ress OK 3 The bottom line of the display lists RECEIVER as the first device you can add Press OK or use the ARROW keys to scroll left or right select a different device to add and then press OK 4 The remote displays the device name on the top line and Code Setup on the next line 5 Use the ARROW keys to slowly scroll through the manufacturer s codes for your device type i e Receiver When you have s...

Page 9: ...s for learning in the Advanced Functions section of this manual Press OK to learn or SET to go back one level in the menu Deleting a Device 6 From INITIAL SETUP press OK The remote displays ADD DEVICE Use the ARROW keys and scroll to DELETE DEVICE Press OK 7 The remote displays the device name and its code for example CABLE BOX 1376 Use the ARROW keys to scroll to the other devices you have set up...

Page 10: ... and the current device type in the middle of line 2 Use the ARROW keys to scroll to the device to replace 3 Press OK to select the device type to replace The LCD displays WITH WHAT DEVICE on line 1 and the current device for example RCV on line 2 4 Use the ARROW keys to scroll to the new device type you want to use 5 When you have selected the replacement device press OK 6 The LCD displays the de...

Page 11: ...ntrol the volume of a primary A V device when another A V device is active on the remote For ex ample if you use your stereo receiver for the audio while watching TV or DVDs you can set the remote to control the volume of your stereo regardless of which device TV or DVD the remote is set to control By default all your devices have independent volume control You can perform Individual Volume Unlock...

Page 12: ...remote now displays the name of the device being locked and the name of the locking device For example LOCK TV2 TO RECEIVER 3 Press OK The remote now displays TV2 HAS BEEN ADDEDTO VOLUME LOCK 4 The display automatically changes to VOLUME LOCK after a few seconds Press SET to exit Removing a Device from Volume Lock 1 From LOCK VOLUME use the ARROW keys to scroll to REMOVE DEVICE FROM VOLUME LOCK an...

Page 13: ...oll to the destination device for the key you wish to copy Press OK 6 The remote displays SELECT DESTINATION KEY PUSH OK Any key except SET Z Wave Arrows and OK is a valid destination key Press the destination key and then Press OK 7 The remote displays Key Mover Saved 8 The remote displays PUSH OK TO ADD ANOTHER PUSH SET TO EXIT Press OK to return to step 3 above or press SET to exit setup Deleti...

Page 14: ... you can program a Key Macro on the POWER button that turns on and off all of your home entertain ment equipment with a single press of the POWER button The Key Macro function is not available in Z Wave mode however Z Wave individual light group or scene commands can be included in Audio Video Key Macros One example of this would be to change the TV s input to DVD change the stereo receiver s inpu...

Page 15: ...he Z Wave key to change the remote to Z wave mode A small Z will be shown in the upper left corner of the display Press the desired light group or scene mode key the desired number key and the On or Off CH CH key to add this command to the macro Note The display does not change to Z Wave mode while doing this 7 Press and release the Z Wave key to return to A V mode and finish programming your macr...

Page 16: ...riginal remote controls have fresh batteries before programming NOTE You must add the device you want to learn first If you cannot find a code that works with your device for example RECEIVER enter a dummy code any four digit code so that RCV is an available device 1 From ADVANCED FUNCTIONS use the ARROW keys and scroll to LEARN FUNCTIONS and press OK 2 The remote displays ADD LEARN KEY Press OK 3...

Page 17: ...T Possible causes for learning failure Your remotes are too close to a UV source i e in sun light or close to fluorescent lighting Your remotes are too far apart The teaching remote is an RF radio frequency remote Teaching remotes must be IR infrared The remotes IR LEDs are not aligned Batteries in one or both remotes may not have a sufficient charge Deleting All Learned Keys To delete all learned...

Page 18: ...ARROW keys to raise or lower the setting 3 Press OK to save Adjusting the LCD Timer You can adjust the LCD timer to control how long your display runs before it times out and goes blank The timer can be adjusted in increments of 10 20 or 30 seconds NOTE This does not affect backlight settings The backlight runs for 10 seconds on your display and 5 seconds on your keypad 1 From ADVANCED FUNCTIONS s...

Page 19: ...storing Audio Video Programming to Factory Settings NOTE This will remove all devices you have programmed so use caution when restoring factory settings 1 From ADVANCED FUNCTIONS scroll to RESET REMOTE Press OK 2 When the remote displays TO RESET ALL AV FEATURES PUSH OK scroll to RESET TO FACTORY SETTING PUSH OK Press OK 3 The remote displays PUSH OK TO CONFIRM OR SET TO CANCEL Press OK 4 The remo...

Page 20: ...r be used to supply power to or control the On Off status of medical and or life support equipment Controlling Appliances Exercise extreme caution when using Z Wave devices to control ap pliances Operation of the Z Wave device may be in a different room than the controlled appliance also an unintentional activation may occur if the wrong button on the remote is pressed Z Wave devices may automatic...

Page 21: ...controller Light Node Device Node is the technical term used to describe a Z Wave device in your home control network Please note that the terms Node Device and Light all refer to an individual Z Wave enabled device and are interchangeable Group Multiple Z Wave devices can be turned ON or OFF with a single command when they are placed into a Group One example would be grouping your porch light ext...

Page 22: ...nge approximately 20 since the metal box blocks a large part of the RF signal Effects of Home Construction on Wireless Range Between Z Wave Enabled Devices Note The distances shown in the table below are typical examples Actual performance in your home will vary For Plug in Modules or In Wall Devices Installed in Plastic Junction Boxes Line of Sight no obstructions Please Note Z Wave home control ...

Page 23: ...onverted into a secondary controller Delete nodes from an existing control network and reset them to their factory defaults If devices in an existing network are deleted by a primary controller that is not part of that network the entire network may suffer reliability and control problems The original remote will not be able to control those devices even though they are still listed in its device ...

Page 24: ...hts On or Off at the same time I SCENE Use to program and or control multiple lights with preset brightness levels J ALL Use to turn On Off all Z Wave lighting at the same time Press release All key and then the On or Off key Channel Up or Down K Z WAVE KEY This key cycles the remote between Z Wave and A V modes In Z Wave mode the green LED beneath the button blinks to indicate the following 1 Twi...

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Page 26: ...dually using the number keys maximum of 18 Adding a device to your remote also adds it to your network If the device number you are trying to add is already associated with another device the previous information is lost With the remote in Z Wave mode press hold the SET Key for the following menu options About Z Wave Light Setup Group Setup Scene Setup All Setup Transfer Z Wave Setup Thermostat Ne...

Page 27: ... NETWORK 4 Press the left arrow key once the screen will display TO A KEY 5 Press OK the screen will display SEL DIGIT 6 Press a digit 1 9 for the device location you wish to add Press SET SHIFT and the digit 1 9 if you are adding devices 10 through 18 The screen will display the number you ve chosen 7 Press OK the letter W will be displayed in the upper left hand corner and the Z Wave light will ...

Page 28: ...be controlled through the GROUP SCENE and ALL commands 1 Enter Z Wave setup mode and highlight LIGHT SETUP 2 Press OK the screen will display ADD 3 Press the right arrow key once the screen will display REMOVE 4 Press OK the screen will display SEL DIGIT 5 Press a digit 1 9 for the device location you wish to remove Press SHIFT and the digit 1 9 if you are removing devices 10 through 18 The screen...

Page 29: ... ve chosen 5 Press OK the letter W will be displayed in the upper left hand corner and the Z Wave light will begin blinking indicating the remote is waiting to connect to your device 6 Press the button on the device so that it communicates with the remote 7 When the screen displays SUCCESSFUL you have successfully added the Node Light to a group 8 To add additional Node Lights to your group repeat...

Page 30: ... the remote is waiting to remove your device 7 Press the button on the device so it communicates with the remote 8 When the screen displays SUCCESSFUL you have successfully removed the Node Light from the group Deleting a Group This only deletes the specific group All of the devices are still part of your home control network 1 Enter Z Wave setup mode and highlight GROUP SETUP 2 Press OK the scree...

Page 31: ...e successfully added the Node Light to a scene Immediately following this the screen will display TO ADJUST LEVEL PUSH OK TO SAVE 8 Within 30 seconds press and hold the button on the device to adjust the brightness level Release the button at your desired setting then press OK on the remote 9 When the screen displays SUCCESSFUL you have successfully added the Node Light to a scene at your desired ...

Page 32: ...nd the Z Wave light will begin blinking indicating the remote is waiting to remove your device 7 Press the button on the device so it communicates with the remote 8 When the screen displays SUCCESSFUL you have successfully removed the Node Light from the scene Deleting a Scene This only deletes the specific scene All of the devices are still part of your home control network 1 Enter Z Wave setup m...

Page 33: ...ompleted labeling the device press OK the screen will display SUCCESSFUL All On and All Off Control The factory default setting for GE Z Wave lighting control devices is to be included in All On and All Off control Other brands of Z Wave enabled lighting control devices may have to be manually added to ALL control If desired specific devices can also be setup to ignore the All On and All Off comma...

Page 34: ...u have successfully completed the desired action Events The GE 45608 LCD remote allows you to program automated events such as turning on or off lights at a predetermined time and day An event can control an individual Light a Group or a Scene Note Prior to programming an Event you must set the day and time Adding an Event 1 Enter Z Wave setup mode and highlight EVENTS 2 Press OK the screen will d...

Page 35: ...ivates the event up to 15 minutes before or after the programmed time Note The random option is not available for one time events 8 Press OK the screen will display EVENT TYPE LIGHT 1 9 Use the ARROW keys to scroll between event types As you scroll the screen will display a LIGHT 1 Controls the LIGHT set to key 1 b GROUP 1 Controls the GROUP set to key 1 c SCENE 1 Controls the SCENE set to key 1 1...

Page 36: ...red event Press OK 5 Use the ARROW keys to select ENABLED or DISABLED Press OK Enabling or Disabling All Events 1 Enter Z Wave setup mode and highlight EVENTS 2 Press OK the screen will display ADD 3 Use the ARROW keys to scroll to ALL Press OK 4 Use the ARROW keys to select ALL ON or ALL OFF Press OK Deleting an Event 1 Enter Z Wave setup mode and highlight EVENTS 2 Press OK the screen will displ...

Page 37: ...n order to remotely check and or adjust the room temperature AUTO mode may not provide this function Deleting a Thermostat 1 Enter Z Wave setup mode and highlight THERMOSTAT 2 Press OK and the screen will display ADD 3 Use either ARROW keys to scroll until the screen displays DELETE 4 Press OK and the screen will display SETUP WAITING 5 Press the button on the thermostat s Z Wave interface 6 When ...

Page 38: ...ying information to or from the remote control Create Secondary Controller Swap and Receive are all methods used in the process of replication Create Secondary Controller A Primary controller must be used to add or delete devices from your network however secondary controllers can be created to enhance convenience remotes in multiple locations like the kitchen master bedroom and family room and fu...

Page 39: ...ities Please refer to its instructions for details 7 Change individual devices groups scenes etc on the new secondary remote as needed To send only network information to a secondary remote 1 Enter Z Wave setup mode and highlight TRANSFER 2 Press OK the screen will display CREATE SECONDARY 3 Press OK the screen will display ALL 4 Press the right arrow key once the screen will display NETWORK ONLY ...

Page 40: ...evice Information if the Secondary remote is a GE 45608 remote If the Secondary remote is a different GE model or different brand please refer to its instructions for details 6 After the Secondary remote is in the RECEIVE mode press OK on the Primary remote the screen will display SENDING The Primary remote then transmits the network and device information to the new Secondary remote 7 Both remote...

Page 41: ...g Network and Device Information 1 Enter Z Wave setup mode and highlight TRANSFER 2 Press OK the screen will display CREATE SECONDARY 3 Use the ARROW keys to scroll to RECEIVE 4 Press OK the screen will display RECEIVING 5 Place the Primary remote in Transmit mode See the previous section on Creating a Secondary Controller or Controller Swap if the Primary controller is a GE 45608 remote If the Pr...

Page 42: ...n order to use the devices in a new network Recovering Network Information This forces a re discovery of all the devices in your network verifies communications between devices and rebuilds the routing tables The remote must be the Primary controller to perform this function All secondary controllers should be updated using the create secondary Controller instructions after a successful network re...

Page 43: ... GE 45601 remote with LCD readout can control other Z Wave certified devices like thermostats as well as lighting FCC NOTICE 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 If this ...

Page 44: ...ions on how long an implied warranty lasts or permit the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damage so the above limitations may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state Please contact Customer Service at 800 654 8483 option 4 between 7 30AM 5 00PM CST or via our website www jascoproducts com if th...

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