INSTEON On/Off Module (Dual-Band) (2635-222) Manual - Manual (Page 16)

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About Local Programming
Local Programming Features
Linking Mode Readies the module for linking to another INSTEON module. As linking is directional, the first device
placed into linking mode will become the controller in the controller/responder relationship. The second
device will become the responder. The device automatically exits linking mode after a link has been made
with another INSTEON device or four minutes have elapsed without linking.
Multi-Linking
Mode
Readies the module for linking to multiple INSTEON modules. The module will remain in linking mode
for 4 minutes or until the module’s set button is tapped. This mode is very usefully for manually creating
scenes.
Unlinking
Mode
Allows the removal of links from the INSTEON module. The device will automatically exit unlinking mode
after a link has been removed from another INSTEON device or four minutes have elapsed without linking.
Multi-
Unlinking
Mode
Allows the removal of multiple links from the INSTEON module. The device will stay in unlinking mode for
4 minutes or until the device’s set button is tapped.
LED
Brightness
Allows adjusting the brightness level of the module’s status LED.
RF Beacon Places the module in a mode that broadcasts a signal over INSTEON RF. Any devices beeping or
displaying a blinking LED are within range of the module’s RF signal.
Factory
Reset
Erases any user-customized programming from the device including all INSTEON device links, scenes,
ramp rate, on-level, etc. A factory reset cannot be undone.
To move right, press and
hold the set button
To move down, tap the set
button
Status LED blinks green
Status LED double-blinks
green
Status LED blinks red
Status LED double-blinks
red
The Programming Wheel is a visual
representation of the device’s settings. Many
device features can be configured using
the Programming Wheel. Some devices
have more options than others but the
programming wheel presents even the most
complicated devices with a straightforward,
navigable path.
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