Fortrezz MIMOlite Z-Wave 300 Series

The Fortrezz MIMOlite Z-Wave 300 Series Module is an interface/bridge module, capable of converting a digital or analog mimo lite voltage input and/or a Z-WaveTM RF message input to a dry contact relay output and/or a Mimo Z wave TM RF message output.

MIMOlite comes in a plastic enclosure for indoor use only Ezlo Secure controller.

* Connect one wired device to Signal input and make them wireless.
* Connect them functionally to your Home Security panel OR to your z-wave home automation network
* Connect high or low up to 16V digital signals
* Connect pulse reading devices
* Connect up to 16V analog signals

The Digital Door Lock MIMOlite Z Wave Input module provides one input and one relay output (isolated dry contacts, NO-COM-NC) and is capable of Z-WaveTM input/output/control. The Digital Door Lock system includes a program switch for Z-WaveTM inclusion/exclusion and an LED for various status indications mimolite manual.

Input SIG1 is an analog input, internally pulled-up to the MIMOlite supply voltage. The Digital Door Lock system allows trigger conditions to be set based on the input voltage being inside or outside a user-defined range (configured via Z-Wave). This provides great flexibility for capturing events in a wide variety of applications. The trigger status of the input can be read via Z-WaveTM and/or can be automatically sent to a configured node, typically the Controller. In addition, a count of the trigger events that have occurred for each input channel is internally recorded (and stored in the ‘pulse count’) and is available to be read via Z-Wave. The current triggered/un-triggered status can also be read via Z-Wave. The SIG1 input can be associated with up to two other Z-WaveTM devices, such that an associated device will automatically turn on (or off) based on the occurrence of a trigger event. Finally, the analog input channels can be configured so that they periodically send the analog input level (not just trigger status) to up to two other associated nodes.

The output relay is, typically, commanded via Z-WaveTM commands. In addition, the user can configure the input SIG1 trigger condition to be mapped to the output relay. Thus, for example, Relay 1 can be automatically turned on based on Input SIG1 being triggered.

The relay activation can be set via a jumper or via ZWave for either momentary or latched operation”