With so many options available, let's get to programming the ZEN35 Scene Dimmer! From scene control (multi-tap) to direct association, programming the ZEN35 Scene Dimmer on the Z-Box Hub is simple and intuitive. To program the multi-tap functions on the ZEN35, you can follow the standard block scene creation flow ,…
First, ensure that your Scene Dimmer is properly installed and operating correctly in manual mode by turning on and off the physically connected light. Once it’s powered and tested, you can proceed to add it to your HomeSeer network! Zooz products are officially integrated with the Z-Wave Plus and the Z-Wave JS Fron…
Once you've installed the custom driver for your ZEN35 Scene Dimmer and added the device to your hub, it's time to program it. There are a few different ways you can assign actions to the remote control buttons. You can use the 4 remote buttons as well as the main switch button to trigger other devices and scenes …
The Zooz ZEN35 is a powerful Z-Wave dimming scene controller featuring five customizable physical buttons. Each button can be individually programmed to trigger automations through Central Scene commands or to directly control other Z-Wave devices using Direct Association . This dual-mode capability allows users t…
Get your ZEN35 Scene Dimmer added to SmartThings in no time! First, you'll want to install the Edge driver for the ZEN35 Scene Dimmer following the instructions here (available soon). You can then follow the steps below to pair your ZEN35 to SmartThings: * Tap the plus icon in the home screen of the SmartTh…
You don't need any special code or effort to access and change advanced parameters for Zooz products on the Z-Box Hub. All settings can be easily found and adjusted in the WEB UI. To access and configure any advanced settings on your Scene Dimmer, please log into your Z-Box hub's WEB UI. The ability to adjust advanc…
Trouble getting your ZEN35 Scene Dimmer into inclusion mode? Exclusion and/or factory reset are the easiest resolutions. It may sound strange, but exclusion is just a reset. A device doesn't need to be included to be able to be excluded. However, please note that exclusion before inclusion applies to the 700 series …
If your ZEN35 Scene Dimmer has trouble being added or included, give exclusion a try first! It may sound strange, but exclusion is just a reset. A device doesn't need to be included to be able to be excluded. If the unit does not respond to exclusion (via the LED indicator behavior), you'll want to factory reset th…
If your ZEN35 Scene Dimmer is included to SmartThings but shows as offline or isn't responding to Z-Wave commands, then it could be out of range or experiencing some kind of connectivity issue. It's possible the hub hasn't found the most efficient route to reach the ZEN35 in its target location. Network repair can h…
Try these troubleshooting steps if your ZEN35 Scene Dimmer is unavailable, shows as offline, or is unresponsive to commands via HomeSeer. When connected to the hub through the standard Z-Wave mesh, the ZEN35 Scene Dimmer has a range of up to 500 feet (line of sight), and a range of up to 1300 feet when connected via…