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1. Press and hold down the Z-Wave Mode button on the
Alarm.com module.
2. The Z-wave light on the Gsm Module will begin
flashing a 4-blink pattern to indicate that the module
is in Add mode.
3. Press and hold down the Z-Wave Mode button (for ~2
seconds) again to enter Delete/Exclusion mode. The
Z-Wave light on the Alarm.com module will change
from a 4-blink pattern to a 2-blink pattern to indicate
that the module is currently in Delete mode.
5. Press the appropriate button(s) on the Z-Wave device
to delete it from the network. For most devices, this
involves just a quick press of the device button.
6. Observe the Z-Wave light on the Alarm.com module.
The yellow Busy light will become solid and stay solid
for 1 minute once the device has been deleted
successfully. (Once you’ve pressed the button on the
device, it may take up to 5 seconds for the light to
become solid.)
7. To delete another device, you can repeat the steps
above. (You do NOT need to wait for the solid Z-
Wave light to go out before doing this.)
Troubleshooting Z-Wave
If there is an error, or the two minute time limit
expires when adding a device, the panel will issue
a single low-pitch beep and the LCD will display “Z:
Timeout/Error”. Try the following troubleshooting
steps:
• If the device is already part of a Z-Wave network
(whether the existing network or an old network) ,
it cannot be added again. If you suspect the device
you are adding may already have been added to
a network, first try deleting (“excluding”) it from its
network and then try adding it again. If you
receive a Timeout/Error message when trying to
delete the device, it’s likely the issue is range
related
• You may need to move the device closer to the
panel (or vice versa) while adding it, or use a
portable controller to add it.
• Other 900 MHz wireless devices may be
interfering with the Z-Wave messages. Try moving
or replacing any 900 MHz headsets, cordless
phones, baby monitors, wireless speaker
extenders, IR remote control extenders, or similar
devices. Or, try changing the channel used by
these devices.