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Z-Uno configuration parameters

Z-Uno have many different parameters and options to give you full power of Z-Wave. Some configurations are defined via Arduino IDE menu (i.e. enabling security).

Z-Uno also allows some parameters to be configured via Z-Wave Configurations. Here is the descriptions of parameters and possible values:

# Description Size Default value Possible values
1 Debug mode to apply channels, associations and power mode changes on the fly without exclusion-inclusion sequence. Use for debugging only! 1 byte 0 (No)
  • 0 — No
  • 1 — Yes
2 Blink with service LED during operation 1 byte 1 (Yes)
  • 0 — No
  • 1 — Yes
8 Enable or disable logging via Z-Wave
Same as changing Tools → Logging in the Arduino IDE		 1 byte 1 (Enable)
  • 0 — Disable
  • 1 — Enable
9 Set Z-Wave frequency for the next device inclusion. You have to exclude device to apply this parameter.
Same as changing Tools → Frequency in the Arduino IDE
 2 bytes —
  • 0 — Don't change, just reboot. For debug purposes ONLY! You are able to use it only with HEADER_FLAGS_REBOOT_CFG flag.
  • 255 — EU
  • 256 — Load last selected frequency immediately. Note that after issuing this command the device will stop change frequency and your controller will loose communications with it!
  • 510 — RU
  • 765 — IN
  • 1020 — US
  • 1275 — ANZ
  • 1530 — HK
  • 1785 — CN
  • 2040 — JP
  • 2295 — KR
  • 2550 — IL
  • 4590 — US_LR
11 Minimal time (in seconds) between Sensor Multilevel reports. See zunoSendReport().
Values less than 30 should not be used to conform to Z-Wave Plus, use them for debug only!		 1 byte 30
  • 0 — send immediately
  • 1–255 — time in seconds
12 Change channel type from Notification to legacy Sensor Binary to help Fibaro Home Center, Vera and some other controllers having problems with the latest Z-Wave Plus to understand the channel type 1 byte 0
  • 0 — Notification channel type
  • 1 — Sensor Binary channel type
20 Confirmation of OTA operations (for bootloader and sketch upgrades)
Do it right before or right after initiating the firmware upgrade process		 4 bytes —
  • 1 — confirm OTA
64–96 User defined parameters (ZUNO_SETUP_CFGPARAMETER_HANDLER) 2 bytes — User defined