Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Has anyone been able to make these devices work with the Vera UI7 interface on Vera Edge?
Document: I first added to my new vera lite firmware versi&oacute;n 5, the devices I want to control with this keypad and it self also trying to the id of them lower than 32.3. According to the keypad you can control 4 groups and 4 scenes, but until now I only get the 4 scenes be functional, I think the groups will not work on vera. after I assign the scenes to the keypad, I had to re-include it again to vera.
I have had these running for 3 months now and so far the batteries are still going strong. I can walk anywhere in my house with one of these and the range has been impressive. I have not been able to get far enough away for it not to work. Would recommend!
I am able to control any devices that are assigned a node below 32, but unfortunately for me, the devices I planned on controlling are all above 32. Here is a quote from their tech support relating to this issue:&#34;We were able to replicate the issue you have been facing.
Works great. Pricey but there's no way around it.Works WAY better than my (much cheaper) x10 system I switched this for - I just couldn't handle it breaking randomly, not transmitting across the zones, and frequently requiring multiple presses.Unfortunately, to make this work you also need to buy the GE 45600 or 45601 master remote too
Only this controller is the blemish on GE/Jasco Z-Wave devices to me.Guess I'll spend the extra money and get a few Leviton scene controllers so anyone can switch the lamp controllers on and off without having my laptop or phone handy...meaning guests can actually control the lights.
At the recomendation of a GE Rep I even changed to a Vera system (which was way too complex for my technical abilities). However, because I finally ran across a favorable review by another Amazon customer (who said he got this GE45631 to work wonderfully with his Nexia Bridge) I took another chance.The limitations with the 45631 are that you can only set up 4 Groups (or lights), but it really does work well (my wife loves it).
The switch doesn't work perfectly with Vera as far as controlling scenes in my experience. But if I just add one or multiple switches to a group linked to one of the buttons, It works great. Now I can control lights all over the house from anywhere I put this switch. There is no need to cut holes in the wall to mount this. It comes with two-sided tape to stick this controller anywhere you want. It is actually very sturdy and feels like it is mounted in a box.
As other reviews mentioned, this controller will NOT do scenes in the standard Z-Wave definition. I use a MiCasaVerde Vera Lite as my controller and the two 45631 controllers I bought are pretty close to useless in the whole scheme.I added devices into this controller and it's very hit or miss on them working.
I bought a few of these and they were working fine until I ran into some devices that it would not control even though the green light flashed like it was programmed.I spent a week talking to my systems support team and they said it should work.It turns out if any of your devices have a NodeID higher than 32 this switch will not control them.
My rating for this item is related to use in a Nexia Home Intelligence system (formerly Schlage Link). I can confirm that there is a problem with this product when trying to use with Nexia only. I'm not sure if the problem exists in other z-wave setups.Unfortunately, this device will not work for me. It seems that the firmware for this device is written in a way that makes it unable to control devices that are assigned a node higher than 32 (to save battery life).
Answer: yes