This module covers how Z-Wave provides application level product-to-product interoperability regardless of manufacture, protocol versions and profiles.
A Z-Wave device is defined by the device classes that it supports.
This module explains the different device classes available.
Z-Wave uses Command Classes to communicate between devices. This module introduces the structure and use of different command classes.
There are important Z-Wave Command Classes to understand. This module provides more details on how Command Classes are organized and used.
The Z-Wave Device Classes and Command Classes are developed amongst the Z-Wave Alliance and the developers. This module explains how the specifications are updated.
The Z-Wave Physical and MAC layers are described in this module. It introduces the configuration and performance of the PHY and the address fields used by the MAC.
The Z-Wave Link Layer handles the transmission of frames between 2 devices. This module covers the different frames supported by the Z-Wave Link Layer.
Z-Wave mesh routing makes the RF communication more reliable. This module covers the routing mechanisms used by Z-Wave to establish the mesh network.
Z-Wave contains different types of devices within a network. This module introduces the 3 different device types: Always On Devices, FLiRS Devices, and Sleeping Devices.
Z-Wave role types determine the required system and mesh capabilities of a device. The different role types and their corresponding libraries are covered in this module (i.e. Controllers, Slaves).
Z-Wave role types determine the required system and mesh capabilities of a device. The different role types and their corresponding libraries are covered in this module (i.e. Controllers, Slaves).
Z-Wave has a strong security solution for home control networks. This module introduces the implementation, schemes and mechanisms used to provide the necessary protection for the Z-Wave network.
Z-Wave networks are very reliable at getting a message where it needs to go. This module covers some of the topics that impact the performance of routing messages (i.e. transmission timeouts, routing paths).
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