The module
The Jeedom visual
The Aeon Labs keychain remote control with a modern and pleasant design has 4 buttons allowing you to control any type of Z-Wave device such as lamps, blinds, etc.
With its very small dimensions, you can easily put it in your pocket. Easy to use and elegant, it is equipped with a ring to attach it to keys, which makes it available when leaving the house or when returning to your home.
Each button allows you to control two devices or scenes thanks to the management of short and long presses. This remote control can be used as a primary or secondary controller.
And because the Keyfob Gen5 key fob is part of the Gene range from Aeotec, it surpasses everything that existed before. It uses the latest Z-Wave 500 series chip, offering a 50% increase in radio range and 250% faster communication speed compared to previous Z-Wave products.
To configure the OpenZwave plugin and know how to put Jeedom in inclusion, refer to this Documentation.
IMPORTANT
To put this module in inclusion mode, press the LEARN button, in accordance with its paper documentation.
Once included you should get this :
Once the module is recognized, the commands associated with the module will be available.
Here is the list of commands :
IMPORTANT
During a first inclusion always wake up the module just after the inclusion.
Then if you want to configure the module according to your installation, you have to go through the “Configuration” button of Jeedom’s OpenZwave plugin.
You will arrive on this page (after clicking on the Settings tab)
Parameter details :
This module has two association groups, the first is the only essential.
To use this module as a remote control, proceed as follows :
To wake up this module there is only one way :
This module wakes up by pressing the LEARN button for 3 seconds.
This module is a battery module, the new configuration will only be taken into account if you wake up the remote control.
You have to wake up the module : after its inclusion, after a change in configuration, after a change in wakeup, after a change in association groups