Popp Z-Weather Handleiding

Popp Smarth home Z-Weather

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Quick Start

Z-Weather is a cup anemometer for Z-Wave installations. It continually measures the wind

speed and can, for example, trigger closing of the awning and blinds if it is too windy. s In

order to charge Z-Weather place it in a location with direct sunlight exposure for 3 4 hours. -

Without direct sun light, charging may take 12 hours. Inclusion and exclusion are performed

by clicking the button on the back of the device three times.

Please refer to the chapters below for detailed information about all aspects of the products

usage.

Z- Weather

Wind and Weather Sensor

Manual

005206

Product Description

Z-Weather is a cup anemometer for Z-Wave installations. It continually measures the wind

speed and can, for example, trigger closing of the awning and blinds if it is too windy. It s

also measures the amount of rotation, enabling calculation of the wind yield per day or per

year. In addition, Z-Weather includes sensors for humidity, temperature, air pressure and

dew point, essentially providing the core sensors of a weather station.

Z-Weather is powered by a solar cell and stores energy on an internal capacitor, enabling

continuous operation, even with few sun for a couple of days. It does not use any batteries

and is completely maintenance free. Using the built-in solar cell it also measures the

ambient light and the solar yield. This information can be used to turn on the outdoor light at

dusk time and turn the light off in the morning.

Z-Weather‘s wind yield and solar yield metering can be used as a calculation base for

planning a wind generator or a solar panel on the roof of a house. Z-Weather can be

included and operated in any Z-Wave network with Z-Wave certified devices from other

manufacturers and/or other applications.

All non-battery operated nodes within the Z-Wave network will act as repeaters regardless of

vendor to increase reliability of the network and will enable Z- Weather to be contacted

reliably even in larger installations.

During normal operation, Z-Weather is limiting continuous measurement to wind speed and

solar radiation, other sensors are operating only on demand. This conservative energy

management ensures continuous operation with the limited energy harvested from the solar

cell powering Z-Weather. The Z-Wave radio frequency transmitter is turned off most of the

time and is turned on if there is too much wind, at twilight time and on a continuous base,

depending on the energy budget. The wake up interval is between fi tes at noon in ve minu

summer and five hours in the second half of the night in winter. Z-Weather also wakes up on

pushing the button.

Installation Guidelines

Before you can configure and use Z-Weather, the unit needs to be fully charged. In order to

charge Z-Weather place it in a location with direct sunlight exposure for 4-6 hours. Without

Z- Weather: Operating elements

Function Button

and Status LED

Solar Cell

direct sun light the charging may take up to 12 hours. To check Weather has been -if Z

charged sufficiently, press the button located under the cup anemometer. If the LED blinks

after pressing the button, Z-Weather is charged and operational.

Most of Z-Weather’s sensors are placed inside the top of the ball-bearing cup anemometer

and they are measuring the environmental parameters inside the black round housing. If the

sun is shining and Z-Weather is placed in direct sunlight, the housing will warm up and the

temperature is higher than the temperature outside the housing. Thus a place in the shadow is

the best choice for placing Z Weather. Even though Z- -Weather is powered by a solar cell, it is

not required to place Z-Weather exposed to direct sun light and there is no need to face it

south. The solar cell will produce sufficient energy to power Z-Weather, even if the solar cell is

facing north and the device is in the shadow all day.

Behavior within the Z ave Network-W

On factory default the device does not belong to any Z-Wave network. The device needs to

join an existing wireless network to communicate with the devices of this network. This

p rocess is called Inclusion. Devices can also leave a network. This process is called

Exclusion. Both processes are initiated by the primary controller of the Z-Wave network.

This controller will be turned into exclusion respective inclusion mode. Please refer to your

primary controller’s manual on how to turn your controller into inclusion or exclusion mode.

Only if the primary controller is in inclusion or exclusion mode, this device can join or leave

the network. Leaving the network – i.e. being excluded sets the device back to– factory

default.

If the device already belongs to a network, follow the exclusion process before including it in

your network. Otherwise inclusion of this device will fail. If the controller being included was

a primary controller, it has to be reset first.

Press the button 3 times within 1.5 seconds to add Z-Weather to the network. Z-Weather

sends a NIF (Network Information Frame) and waits 4 seconds for -inclusion to the Z Wave

network. If no controller includes Z-Weather, it goes to sleep after 4 seconds. Make sure first

to instruct the inclusion controller to add a node and then press the Z Weather button 3 -

times to add the device to the network.

Button s Function after Adding to Z- Wave Network

Wind speed is higher than 6 m/s (22 Km/h)

Association Group 2

At the end of the dawn if it becomes bright

Association Group 3

At the end of the dusk if it becomes bright

Association Group 4

After w u -ake p, Z Weather first serves the associated groups. This is in all cases Group 1

“Lifeline” where it sends all readings to. In case of an unscheduled event, the associated

groups 2 4 are also served. Finally it sends a Wake Up Notification and goes to sleep if the -

controller does not require further communication.

Product specificaties

Merk:	Popp
Categorie:	Smarth home
Model:	Z-Weather
Kleur van het product:	Zwart
Gewicht:	300 g
Breedte:	330 mm
Diepte:	300 mm
Hoogte:	110 mm
Internationale veiligheidscode (IP):	IP34
LED-indicatoren:	Ja
Connectiviteitstechnologie:	Draadloos
Type stroombron:	zonne-energie
Interface:	RF Draadloos
Frequentie:	868.42 MHz
Draadloze technologie:	Z-Wave
Maximum indoorbereik:	20 m
Maximum outdoorbereik:	100 m
Gemeten omgevingsomstandigheden:	Humidity,Sunlight intensity,Temperature,Wind speed
Windsnelheid meting bereik:	0 - 44.4 m/s