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ADVANCED

The following gives examples of

how you can reprogram the

original settings of a 2-gang

CONNECT radio push-button so

you can, for example, activate

scenes with one of its buttons.

This allows you to use more

than the normal radio push-

button functions.

Changing the parameters of a radio push-button

1 Switch to configuration mode.

2 Activate ADVANCED?.

3 Activate options as follows:

– For a new push-button: ADD LINK?.

– For a push-button with existing connections: MODIFY LINK?.

4 Activate READ PB?.

5 Activate SET PARAMETER?.

– The display shows PRESS 1/3.

– Press numeric key 1or 2 or 3 or 4.

With a 1-gang radio push-button, press numeric key 1 only.

With a 2-gang radio push-button, numeric key 1 corresponds

to the left rocker and numeric key 3 to the right rocker.

– The display shows PAR - - - -.

6 Use the numeric keys to enter the code for one of the settings

listed below.

7 Exit the setup mode.

Resetting the radio push-button to its original functions

• Code: [0000]

You can reset the radio push-button to its factory-setting functions

(upper: on/brighter/up; lower: off/darker/down).

Setting up two different scenes on one rocker

• Code: [1060]

You can assign two different scenes to the left rocker of the radio

push-button, for example. The right rocker keeps its original

functions (on/off; dimming; up/down).

To define the scene: set the desired settings for the scene on

the receivers. Then press the operating surface for about five

seconds. The settings of the receivers will be saved.

To retrieve the scene: briefly press the operating surface.

Setting up a rocker with one scene and a definite function

• Code: [0056]

You can assign a scene and a definite function (OFF) to the right

rocker of the radio push-button, for example. The left rocker keeps

its original functions (on/off; brighter/darker; up/down).

In the example shown at left, the upper right rocker is programmed

with a scene and the lower right rocker always switches off the

receivers in that scene.

OFF