Zooz's earlier 700-series Z-Wave coordinator with S2 and SmartStart. It runs on Z-Wave JS but has no Long Range, and the 800-series ZST39 LR has superseded it for new work.
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Protocols
How it attaches
USB, direct to the hub
Cabled to a USB port on the hub, so it lives wherever the hub lives. Use a short USB 2.0 extension to keep it clear of USB 3.0 ports and SSDs.
Setup guides
Roles it can fill
Built on the 700-series Z-Wave chip with S2 security and SmartStart, running on Z-Wave JS at US 908.42 MHz.
It has no Z-Wave Long Range, and the 800-series ZST39 LR has replaced it as the current Zooz stick. Use the ZST10-700 to keep an existing 700-series network running.
Give it a short USB 2.0 extension cable to clear USB 3.0 ports and SSDs, whose 2.4 GHz noise degrades Z-Wave. Never restore an NVM backup from a 500 or 800-series stick onto it, since a cross-series restore can brick the radio.
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