The Z-Wave controller firmware can be upgraded from version 7.11 to 7.15 directly, but you need to use OTW (Over The Wire / Serial port) firmware update instead of OTA (Over The Air/RF) to load a newer version of SerialAPI Controller binary in .gbl format.

The Z-Wave controller firmware can be upgraded from version 7.11 to 7.15 directly, but you need to use OTW (Over The Wire / Serial port) firmware update instead of OTA (Over The Air/RF) to load a newer version of SerialAPI Controller binary in .gbl format.

Depending on what device (ZGM130S module or EFR32ZG14 SoC) used on your Z-Wave controller, choose the proper SerialAPI controller image in Z-Wave SDK. 

 

Yes, but I wouldn't recommend you to go into MP with the old revision. Here's the PCN for your reference: https://www.silabs.com/documents/public/pcns/191125671-ZGM130-New-Revision-Parts.pdf

I don't think this platform is officially supported or tested yet, you may reach out local Sales team for the feature request if needed. However, I see some of our customers are able to modify the Z/IP Gateway and make it work on Yocto Linux platform eventually, you'd better file a technical support request and describe your porting issues in detail so that the team can help to look into it.

The EEPROM is currently not used. It is not connected to ZGM130S module, but the board controller on WSTK mainboard.

For Z-Wave 700 series hardware design, I would recommend looking at:

• INS14487 Z-Wave 700 Integration Guide
• INS14283 Bring-up/test HW development
• INS14285 Manufacture Z-Wave 700 product in volume
• INS14498 Mandatory crystal adjustment for EFR32ZG14 based products

The EEPROM is currently not used. It is not connected to ZGM130S module, but the board controller on WSTK mainboard.

Unfortunately, the current Z/IP Gateway SDK does not support for multicast or broadcast features. The frames has to be sent sequentially.