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Ecolink Z-Wave TBZ500 User Manual

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Association groups
The TBZ500 supports 3 groups and 5 associations per group.
Group 1 Association Alerts are to notify an associated device of a thermostat generated change. Thermostat generated changes are those
changes that originate at or by the thermostat. The general classifications of thermostat generated changes are:
User interface changes Setpoints, Mode, Fan Mode, Occupied Mode
Operational changes Operating State, Fan State (See Configuration parameter #24 for details)
COMMAND_CLASS_CONFIGURATION changes See the COMMAND_CLASS_CONFIGURATION table for additional unsolicited alerts
Setpoint Push When a setpoint is pushed to maintain the HC-Delta separation
Battery Status when the battery reaches the predefined thresholds
Group 2 Association Alerts will send a BASIC_SET 0xFF when a Cool Call starts and a BASIC_SET 0x00 when the Cool Call ends
Group 3 Association Alerts will send a BASIC_SET 0xFF when a Heat Call starts and a BASIC_SET 0x00 when the Heat Call ends
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Ecolink Z-Wave TBZ500 Specifications

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BrandEcolink
ModelZ-Wave TBZ500
CategoryThermostat
LanguageEnglish