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Key Fob Nanomote Panic Button

Aeotec Key Fob remote control

Remote controls revolutionized the way we could do things. They changed the way we

watch TV. They changed we listen to music. They even changed the way we park our cars.

And then they stopped revolutionizing and instead evolved to become more and more

complex. They became bigger. They became weighed down with too many buttons, too

many confusing things that you could do.

The Aeotec Key Fob Remote Control takes the remote back to where it began. It’s easy to

use. It’s simple. It’s small. It’s there for when you need it and it’s out of sight for when you

don’t. It’s been designed to further the Z-Wave revolution.

Quick Start

Your Aeotec Key Fob Remote Control comes with its batteries installed and uses wireless

technology to talk to your Z-Wave network.

 For an existing Z-Wave network

Your Key Fob Remote Control can be set up as an additional Z-Wave controller. This is

perfect for including it as a remote control in an existing Z-Wave network. You’ll need to be

near your existing primary Z-Wave controller and have the Key Fob Remote Control with

you.

1. Using something such as a pin or a paper clip, press the Learn button on the Key Fob

Remote Control. Its light will begin to pulse.

2. Press the Include button on your primary Z-Wave controller. If you’re unsure of how to

do this, refer to its user manual.

3. Once the two devices have exchanged information, the light on the Key Fob Remote

Control will stay lit for 2 seconds.

Your Key Fob Remote Control will now work as a remote control within your Z-Wave

network, allowing it to both control associated devices and act as a tool for adding and

removing devices to your Z-Wave network.

 For a new Z-Wave network

Your Key Fob Remote Control can be set up as the primary controller of a Z-Wave

network. This is ideal for a situation where you don’t already have a Z-Wave network set

up, and you’re either starting out or intending to set up only a small system.

Summary of content (5 pages)

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Key Fob Nanomote Panic Button Aeotec Key Fob remote control Remote controls revolutionized the way we could do things. They changed the way we watch TV. They changed we listen to music. They even changed the way we park our cars. And then they stopped revolutionizing and instead evolved to become more and more complex. They became bigger. They became weighed down with too many buttons, too many confusing things that you could do. The Aeotec Key Fob Remote Control takes the remote back to where it began.
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In this case you need to associate your Z-Wave devices with the Key Fob Remote Control - this will, by default, set up a new Z-Wave network for you. To do this, refer to ‘Adding devices to your Z-Wave network’ in the Advanced Functions part of this manual, and follow the instructions.  Selecting which devices to control With your Key Fob Remote Control now working within your Z-Wave network, it’s time to tell it which other Z-Wave devices within the same network you want it to control.
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Advanced Functions  Changing the buttons’ mode Using something such as a pin or a paper clip, press the Mode button on the Key Fob Remote Control. Its light will begin to pulse. Then the 4 buttons which are on top change to scence mode from network setup mode.  Adding devices to your Z-Wave network In the case that you’re creating a new Z-Wave network or that an existing network’s controller has been designed to allow it, your Key Fob Remote Control is able to add ZWave devices to the network. 1.
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small Z-Wave network and have decided to expand it. Your Key Fob Remote Control has been designed to cater. To demote it to a secondary controller and pass all its knowledge on to a new controller: 1. Press the Learn button on the new controller. If you’re unsure of how to do this, refer to its user manual. 2. Press the learn button on the Key Fob Remote Control.
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FCC NOTE: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the followin g two co nditions: 1. Th is device m ay not cause harmful interference, and 2. This device m ust acc ept any interference received, including interference that m ay cause undesired operation. FCC Information: Caution: Any changes or m odifications not expressl y approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.