Use the 'commander device zwave-qrcode --d ZGM130S' to retrieve the QR code information.

The previous MFG_ZW_QR_COE token contains the original 90-byte only without the extended digits. I've added an internal note to update the SDS14306 accordingly in future release.

Use the 'commander device zwave-qrcode --d ZGM130S' to retrieve the QR code information.

The previous MFG_ZW_QR_COE token in Lock Bits page with offset 0x3EC location contains the original 90-byte only without the extended digits. I've added an internal note to update the SDS14306 accordingly in future release.

Use the 'commander device zwave-qrcode --d ZGM130S' to retrieve the QR code information.

The previous MFG_ZW_QR_COE token in Lock Bits page with offset 0x03EC location contains the original 90-byte only without the extended digits. I've added an internal note to update the SDS14306 accordingly in future release.

Hi Pratik,

Before using the Z-Ware demos, i.g. add_node, or rm_node, I would recommend testing with Z/IP clients, e.g. PyZ/IP UI or LibZWaveIP command line tool firstly, to check if the Z/IP Gateway can work normally.

The PyZ/IP is available in Z/IP Gateway SDK 7.13 or earlier release. For more information about PyZ/IP usage, please see section 4.3 of INS14281 Z-Wave 700 Getting Started for Controller Devices.

LibZWaveIP is offered in Z/IP Gateway SDK 7.14 and newer version as a replacement of PyZIP client. Relevant documentation is available in Z/IP Gateway SDK.

Hi Pratik,

Before using the Z-Ware demos, i.g. add_node, or rm_node, I would recommend testing with Z/IP clients, e.g. PyZ/IP UI or LibZWaveIP command line tool firstly, to check if the Z/IP Gateway can work normally.

The PyZ/IP is available in Z/IP Gateway SDK 7.13 or earlier release, while LibZWaveIP is offered in Z/IP Gateway SDK 7.14 or newer as a replacement of PyZIP client.

Hi Pratik,

Before using the Z-Ware demos, i.g. add_node, or rm_node, I would recommend testing with Z/IP clients, e.g. PyZ/IP UI or LibZWaveIP command line tool firstly, to check if the Z/IP Gateway can work normally.

The PyZ/IP is available in Z/IP Gateway SDK 7.13 or earlier release, while LibZWaveIP is offered in Z/IP Gateway SDK 7.14 and newer version as a replacement of PyZIP client.

Hi Ravi,

The examples we have in SDK are described in INS14278 How to Use Certified Apps in Z-Wave 700.

Unfortunately no serialAPI slave firmware is available in the SDK, and no such end device example you mentioned to receive message being transmitted from a host via UART, you will need to implement it by yourself if desired.

However, I would recommend taking a look at the Z-Wave Plus Device Type v2 Specification and Z-Wave Plus Role Type Specification firstly to see if there is any device type suitable for your application. The device type and role type will then determine what command classes must be supported by your application.

Hi Richard,

Here is a training video about Z-Wave Association for your reference.

https://www.brainshark.com/1/player/siliconlabs?pi=zITznsxchzaGB5z0&r3f1=&fb=0

Hi Parmiss,

Normally if the device type is configured to APPLICATION_NODEINFO_NOT_LISTENING, like as the SensorPIR example, it will go to EM4 when sleeping, this is controlled in the protocol library.

The DoorLock example will enter EM2 mode when sleeping, and then wake up periodically, you may measure its current consumption as a comparison.