3. INSTALLATION
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INSTALLATION
Your appliance must be connected to the
Power switch before you can control it with
the remote control
(fig. 2)
.
• Select the appliance (e.g. a lamp) you want
to control and plug it into the Power switch
(fig. 2)
.
• Please check the power consumption of the
selected appliance. The Power switch can
control appliances with a maximum power
rating of 1000 Watts!
• If the selected appliance has its own ON/OFF
switch, make sure it is switched on.
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4. OPERATION
OPERATION
The connected appliance can now be operated
via the remote control
(fig. 3)
. The Power
switch is operated with button 1 by default.
• If the right side (+) of the button is pressed,
the appliance switches on. If the left side of
the button (-) is pressed, the appliance
switches off again.
The Power switch can also be operated with
the last button of the remote control. This
button is designed to operate more Power
switches at the same time.
• Set the GROUP toggle switch on the rear of
the Power switch to the right side (= ON).
– The switch will now respond when the 5th
button of the remote control is pressed. If
the right side (+) of the button is pressed,
the appliance switches on. If the left side of
the button (-) is pressed, the appliance
switches off again.
MANUAL OPERATION
The Power switch has a button for manual
operation. This means that your appliance can
still be operated without the remote control.
• Press the button in front of the Power
switch once.
– The Power switch switches on.
• Press button in front of the Power switch
once again.
– The Power switch switches off again.
CHANGING THE HOUSE CODE
The house code is meant to prevent
interference with the Power Control System of
your neighbour.
The Power Control System will only respond
to signals with the correct house code. To
change the house code
(fig. 4)
:
• Unscrew the battery door at the rear of the
remote control.
• Set the house code of the remote control by
turning the house code selection wheel (AP) with a screwdriver.
• Set the house code of the Power switch by
turning the house code selection wheel at
the rear of the switch (A-P) with a
screwdriver.
• Please note that the selected house-code
for the remote control and Power switch
should be the same! The house code’s
default setting is A.
CHANGING UNIT CODE
A unit code should be set on the Power
switch. The selected unit code corresponds to
the button which has to be pressed on the
remote control. If for example, unit-code 3 is
set, the Power switch is operated via the 3rd
button on the remote control. The unit code’s
default setting is 1. To change the unit code
(fig. 4)
:
• Set the unit code of the Power switch by
turning the unit code selection wheel at the
rear of the plug (1-16) with a screwdriver.
• The Power switch is operated by pressing
the correct button on the remote control.
• It is possible to activate more Power
switches at the same time by selecting the
same unit code.
Note: Although the unit code on the Power
switch can be set from 1 to 16, the
remote control can only operate Power
switches with unit code set from 1 to 8.
• To operate Power switches with unit code
1-4, the toggle switch on the remote control
should be set to the left (1-4).
– The first 4 buttons on the remote control
correspond with unit code 1 to 4
respectively.
– If the toggle switch on the remote control is
set to the right (5-8), the first 4 buttons
correspond with unit code 5 to 8
respectively.