INSTEON KeypadLinc Relay (2487S) Manual - Manual (Page 2)

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ABOUT KEYPADLINC On/Off ..................................................................................................................... 3
Features and Benefits ................................................................................................................................. 4
What’s in the box? ..................................................................................................................................... 4
Optional Accessories ................................................................................................................................. 5
Helpful Videos ........................................................................................................................................... 5
Installation ................................................................................................................................................... 5
Identifying the Electrical Wires in your Home ............................................................................................ 5
Tools Needed ............................................................................................................................................ 6
Button Naming ........................................................................................................................................... 6
Installation (for a circuit with only one switch) ........................................................................................... 6
Installation (for a circuit with more than 1 switch) ..................................................................................... 7
Using KeypadLinc in Virtual Multi-Way Circuits ........................................................................................ 8
Step-by-Step Instructions For Installing Multi-Way KeypadLinc Switches ................................................ 9
Special Instructions For Large Multi-Way Circuits................................................................................... 11
USING KEYPADLINC ................................................................................................................................ 13
Button Taps ............................................................................................................................................. 13
Press and Holds ...................................................................................................................................... 13
INSTEON Scenes ....................................................................................................................................... 13
Add KeypadLinc Button to a Scene as a Controller (also known as Linking Mode) ............................... 14
Add KeypadLinc Button to a Scene as a Responder (also known as Responder Setup) ...................... 15
Remove KeypadLinc Button from a Scene as a Responder (also known as Responder Setup) ........... 15
Removing KeypadLinc from a Scene as a Controller (also known as Unlinking Mode) ......................... 15
Air Gap..................................................................................................................................................... 16
Changing a KeypadLinc Button ............................................................................................................... 16
ADVANCED FEATURES ........................................................................................................................... 17
Using KeypadLinc as a Phase Bridge (Phase Bridging Detection Mode) ............................................... 17
Add Multiple Scene Responders at Once (also known as Multi-Linking Mode) ...................................... 17
Remove Multiple Scene Responders at Once (also known as Multi-Unlinking Mode) ........................... 18
Control Groups (also known as Cross-Linking) ....................................................................................... 18
Changing Button Behavior (Toggle / Non-Toggle Mode) ........................................................................ 19
“Radio” Button Groups (only 1 LED of “n” at a time) ............................................................................... 20
Adjust LED Brightness ............................................................................................................................. 20
Turn Button Beep On or Off..................................................................................................................... 20
Power Restore ......................................................................................................................................... 21
Add X10 Address to a Button .................................................................................................................. 21
Remove X10 Address from a Button ....................................................................................................... 21
Advanced X10 Programming................................................................................................................... 21
Factory Reset .......................................................................................................................................... 22
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TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................................................ 22
Certification and Warranty ....................................................................................................................... 24
Certification .............................................................................................................................................. 24
FCC and Industry Canada Compliance Statement ................................................................................. 24
Limited Warranty ..................................................................................................................................... 24
Limitations ............................................................................................................................................ 24