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Deleting Ecosystem Devices Configuring Nevo Ecosystems Deleting Ecosystem Devices Deleting an ecosystem device will remove the selected device from the system. If you are removing a networked Z-Wave device, you will be guided through a wizard to delete it from the network. If the device is currently used in a solution, you will be asked for confirmation. Edit Ecosystem Devices You can edit the properties of ecosystem devices. Click in the Ecosystems tab. Edit Gen I 1. Select a service from the list to configure. 2. Click Finish. 3. Choose IP Settings 156 NevoStudio Pro Design Guide
Configuring Nevo Ecosystems Edit Ecosystem Devices • Dynamic IP, or • Static IP, include the following: • IP Address • Subnet Mask • Default Gateway Edit Gen II Step 1: Edit friendly name Step 2: Select a service to configure: • 6 Multipurpose ports (See “Step 3 Option A: Edit Multipurpose ports” on page 157.) • IP Communications (See “Step 3 Option B: Edit IP Settings” on page 157.) • Z-Wave Communication (See “Step 3 Option C: Edit Z-wave Settings” on page 157.) Step 3 Option A: Edit Multipurpose ports Step 3 Option B: Edit IP Settings 1. Click Change IP 2. Change IP settings. • Obtain IP Address Automatically • Enable AutoIP • Use the following IP Address. Enter the following: • IP Address • Subnet Mask • Default Gateway Step 3 Option C: Edit Z-wave Settings • Add Node. a. Connect Nevo USB Z-Wave dongle to your computer. b. Press the Add Node button, then press the program button on the Nevo Z-Wave device NevoStudio Pro Design Guide 157
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