Aeon Labs Z-stick Series 2 Driver For Mac
The Aeon Labs Gen5 Z-Stick connects a Z-Wave network to a computer via USB. When combined with InControl HA Server, you can use your PC as a central home controller. Aeon Labs Z-Stick Series II Z-Wave USB System Interface Release Notes This document contains important information that is specific to the use.
Nasd Series 2 License
In the second part of our TodaysTopTech mini series on home automation (UK), we take a look at the Aeon Labs Z-Stick Series 2. Connecting this to your Apple Mac gives you the ability to control your Z-wave network from your Mac.
This video goes through an un-boxing, plus brief review and set-up of the device. We're trying out Indigo software to run on our Mac which can be downloaded from. Want to see more of what Indigo can do? If you're looking for a supplier of home automation kit in the UK, then head on over to, they've got a huge collection of Z-wave and other tech and are really helpful when it comes to set-up and support. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL, and follow us on Twitter @todaystoptech More home automation videos, tips and tricks.
I recently replaced my S2 stick with a Gen5 stick. The reception range on the Gen5 stick seems a lot worse - the stick has been with the Mac in the basement of my house, and it can no longer hear from the Multisensor 5 in a room on the second floor, which I used to get regular updates from. Additionally, I picked up a Smart Switch 6 (mostly for the power monitoring feature), and discovered that the Z-Stick couldn't hear from it when it was behind my refrigerator, just above the basement room with the stick (It could transmit to it, though - toggling the SS6 worked, even if Indigo didn't see the ack). Moving it to another outlet about three feet farther from the stick (but not behind a refrigerator) worked fine. Does this match anyone else's experience? Are there any radio-power settings to adjust?
Or could it be defective? I've tried a couple of different physical orientations of the stick, without visible effect. On the support page, to be honest I assumed the driver listed under the Gen5 stick was the sticks firmware - I assumed that since down the page they list the drivers for all of the OS's ( they support). I'm also unsure why they list MAC drivers (on the bottom of the page) when up in the top section of the page it says MACs don't need drivers.
I don't have a stick yet I'm just doing some homework before I jump into Z wave with Indigo. Proliant ml310e gen8 drivers for mac. I have a lot of z-wave parts from my last HA adventure and at some point I want to repurpose them if possible / practical.
