4.1.2.2 Z-Wave Configuration

In the Customer EEPROM section, some bytes are reserved for Z-Wave related functionality (see the following table).

The host controller can access the EEPROM variables via the following SPI commands:
  • Trigger EEPROM Secure Write (command ID 0x16)
  • Write EEPROM (command ID 0x09)
  • Read EEPROM (command ID 0x0A)
Table 4-6. Z-Wave Configuration
FieldEEPROM AddressRegister Name
Home ID0x0280zwave_home_id_0 (low byte)
0x0281zwave_home_id_1
0x0282zwave_home_id_2
0x0283zwave _man_id_3 (high byte)
Node ID0x0284zwave _nodeId
Configuration0x0285zwave_config
Node Name0x0286zwave_nodeName_0 (low byte)
0x0287zwave_nodeName_1
....
0x0294zwave_nodeName_14
0x0295zwave_nodeName_15 (high byte)
Node Location0x0296zwave_nodeLoc_0 (low byte)
0x0297zwave_nodeLoc_1
0x02A4zwave_nodeLoc_14
0x02A5zwave_nodeLoc_15 (high byte)
The host controller writes the EEPROM variables after receiving dedicated command frames. To inform the ATA8510 Flash software about the EEPROM update, the bit g_zWaveCr.ReloadEep must be set to reload the local SRAM variables.