The WallMote Quad uses the Central Scene Command Class to send button notifications to the controller through the 1st association group (Lifeline).
The Central Scene Command Class is currently not fully implemented in OpenZWavet, which makes use of remotes solely based on the command class hard to get fully working. Another recent topic on the forums can be seen for Remotec ZRC-90, which is also solely based on scene activation using Central Scene.
The WallMote Quad does however offer the alternative of using association for switch and dimmer control. Using direct associations should be fully possible, using the correct group for the purpose.
Group 2 - Basic Set [On/Off control via Button 1]
Group 3 - Multilevel Switch Set [Dimmer control (slide) via Button 1]
Group 4 - Basic Set [On/Off control via Button 2]
Group 5 - Multilevel Switch Set [Dimmer control (slide) via Button 2]
Group 6 - Basic Set [On/Off control via Button 3]
Group 7 - Multilevel Switch Set [Dimmer control (slide) via Button 3]
Group 8 - Basic Set [On/Off control via Button 4]
Group 9 - Multilevel Switch Set [Dimmer control (slide) via Button 4]
For reference, see the official Engineering Specification from Aeotec.
Since the WallMote Quad is a battery operated device, remember waking the device after setting the appropriate association. Associations are stored in the internal memory of the device. In associations the Z-Wave controller is not the activating node. The controller will only receives status updates from the activated nodes.
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