Not entirely sure, but there could be a hard reset button at the back of the switch.
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Negative. At least not that I can find. The switches in my old house could be reset with 6 quick taps on the top then bottom of the switch. I was hoping there was something similar for these Linears.
accessory switches, at least in th4 Jasco world, muat be paired to a primary zwave switch in a 3 or 4 way configuration. it uses low voltage signaling over the traveler rather than carrying the full load.
the panel will only know about the primary as it controls the circuit.
Yeah, I had jascos in my old house and they were easy. These do t have a traveler, you essentially run power to a switch with no load (the wt00z), add it to the mesh, then use either your hub or a tool called a minimote to assign it to its master.
The WT00Z is a basic Z-Wave scene control button that should work with any Z-Wave controller. Though I do not have experience with Vinit.
The WT00Z can only be reset by Z-Wave Exclude. It would be my guess that the WT00Z is not properly Excluded.
Put any Z-Wave controller in Exclude mode and tap the WT00Z. I don't remember for sure, but a double tap may be necessary for the Include/Exclude on this device.
After successfully excluding the WT00Z, you will need to perform an Include with your Vinit controller.