ClodPi Z-Pi7 Atom Hub for Home Assistant User Guide

May 15, 2024
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ClodPi Z-Pi7 Atom Hub for Home Assistant

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Product Information

Specifications:

  • Product Name: ClodPi Labs ATOM Hub for Home Assistant
  • Compatibility: Z-Wave hardware-compatible modules such as Z-Pi7
  • Connector: 10 Pin FRC/IDC Female to Female connector with FlatRibbon Cable (provided with the ATOM Hub device)

Product Usage Instructions

Pre-Requisite:

  1. Open the ATOM Hub enclosure using a screwdriver (PH0 / PH1)
  2. Have a Z-Wave hardware-compatible module ready (e.g., Z-Pi7)
  3. Ensure you have the 10 Pin FRC/IDC Female to Female connector with Flat Ribbon Cable (included with the ATOM Hub device)

Steps:

  1. Unplug the device and keep it upside down
  2. Remove the rubber feet
  3. Use a screwdriver (PH0 / PH1) to remove all four screws
  4. Carefully flip the device so the cover is on top
  5. Remove the top cover to reveal PIN P6 set labeled ‘Z-Wave’
  6. Place the Z-Wave module (blue colored) on the other end of the connector as shown
  7. The module is now ready for the next step
  8. Connect the power and ethernet cables
  9. Your device is now set up for DIY Home Automation on a Z-Wave network

FAQ

  • Q: Can I use a different Z-Wave module other than Z-Pi7?
    A: The ATOM Hub is compatible with various Z-Wave hardware modules, but ensure compatibility before use.

  • Q: Do I need any additional software for Z-Wave integration?
    A: You can utilize Open-Source software like Home Assistant to manage your Z-Wave network effectively.

How to configure Z-Wave module with ClodPi Labs ATOM Hub for Home Assistant?

ClodPi Labs ATOM Hub for Home Assistant can be integrated with a Z-Wave module thereby easily you can build the Smart Home base on a DIY platform like the Raspberry and use an Open-Source software like Home Assistant to empower your Z-Wave network.

Pre-Requisite:

  1. We need to open up the ATOM Hub enclosure using a screwdriver (PH0 / PH1)
  2. Z-Wave hardware compatible module. Ex: Z-Pi7
  3. 10 Pin FRC/IDC Female to Female connector with Flat Ribbon Cable 10 cm (*provided with the ATOM Hub device)

Steps:

  1. Take the device, do not connect to power and the internet.ClodPi-Z-Pi7-Atom-Hub-for-Home-Assistant-FIG- \(1\)
  2. Keep the device upside down
  3. Remove the rubber feet.
  4. Take a screwdriver (PH0 / PH1) and remove all the four screwsClodPi-Z-Pi7-Atom-Hub-for-Home-Assistant-FIG- \(2\)
  5. Cautiously pick the device and keep it in a way with a cover is at the top
  6. Remove the top cover
  7. Observe the PIN P6 set labeled ‘Z-Wave’ClodPi-Z-Pi7-Atom-Hub-for-Home-Assistant-FIG- \(3\)
  8. Prepare the IO/base Board for mounting:
  9. Take the “10 Pin FRC/IDC Female to Female connector with Flat Ribbon Cable 10 cm”. Refer adjacent image.ClodPi-Z-Pi7-Atom-Hub-for-Home-Assistant-FIG- \(4\)
  10. Place the connector and fit on P6 as shown in next image.ClodPi-Z-Pi7-Atom-Hub-for-Home-Assistant-FIG- \(5\)
  11. Take The Z-Wave module (blue colored) and place it on the other end of the Connector as shown is adjacent image.ClodPi-Z-Pi7-Atom-Hub-for-Home-Assistant-FIG- \(6\)
  12. The module should now be ready for the next step.
  13. Connect the power
  14. Connect the ethernet
  15. Your device is ready to use for your DIY Home Automation on the Z-Wave network.

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