Is there a button on the device to manually turn the load on/off or do I have to use Z-Wave commands?
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Yes. Button ison the bottom and doubles as the include/exclude button. It has a bright blue led backlight that can be too much if in a bedroom.
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Yes, there is a button on the bottom which manually override current on/off status.
244300
Yes. I don't remember the setting in the menu right off, since I rarely turn it on.
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Let me understand your question. You want to turn the device off? Just hold down for 3-5 sec the power button.
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You need a z-wave controller first. Then that controller which usually has a smartphone app will/can control it. In addition, be part of your alarm system.
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Turn the unit off and then turn it back on with a single press. Holding down the button for two seconds when turning it on puts it in silent mode. A single short press will not put it in silent mode.
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No. The switch actually sits in a middle position halfway between "on" / up and "off" / down. If you press the switch up it turns on the load... If you press it down it turns the load off. With the DW version you can also hold it up to dim up the load or hold it down to dim down the load. There is also an led of. The switch that illuminates when the switch is off.
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Automatic switching never worked for me, and I don't believe there's an. Option to turn it on or off.
434220
Do not forget one important step.... turn power on, and then - HOLD DOWN - and then turn tuning knob to get to "ON". Release and listen without interruption or automatic turn off in a preset time. This step is not clearly stated. Drive me NUTZ until I figured out what was not clearly stated. Must hold power button down to allow toggle to sleep timer adjustment.
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The only way to turn the unit on is to press the power button on for 1 sec. to power up the unit. If the unit does not detect a Bluetooth connection with a device for about 10 mins, it will shut itself off automatically. Or, you can press the power button for 1 sec. to turn it off manually.
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Yes, you can turn it off manually by pressing on the bottom on the unit or on the remote. :)
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No, the switch doesn't have to always be on. With this device, you can use either the regular switch as a toggle, or a zwave compatible remote to change the light. For example, if the light is off and the switch is in the down position and you flip the switch up, the light will come on. Then, if you turn the light off from a z-wave compatible remote, the light will be off and the switch will be up. If you then flip the switch down, the light will come on. The switch becomes a toggle with this device.I'm not aware of any phones that control z-wave devices natively. They usually require computer software the phone talks to or perhaps some other controller that the phone sends a wi-fi command to. No, the switch doesn't have to always be on. With this device, you can use either the regular switch as a toggle, or a zwave compatible remote to change the light. For example, if the light is off and the switch is in the down position and you flip the switch up, the light will come on. Then, if you turn the light off from a z-wave compatible remote, the light will be off and the switch will be up. If you then flip the switch down, the light will come on. The switch becomes a toggle with this device.I'm not aware of any phones that control z-wave devices natively. They usually... » Read More No, the switch doesn't have to always be on. With this device, you can use either the regular switch as a toggle, or a zwave compatible remote to change the light. For example, if the light is off and the switch is in the down position and you flip the switch up, the light will come on. Then, if you turn the light off from a z-wave compatible remote, the light will be off and the switch will be up. If you then flip the switch down, the light will come on. The switch becomes a toggle with this device.I'm not aware of any phones that control z-wave devices natively. They usually require computer software the phone talks to or perhaps some other controller that the phone sends a wi-fi command to. « Show Less
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Yes, the last setting prior to powering off the unit is the "default" upon start up.
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You need a z-wave hub for it to work doesn't have to be smart things. It will need a hub to tell it's been triggered
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Not that I'm aware of. I was under the impression it was manual select to begin with but it's not it automatically goes to the device that's on.
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Hello. Once power is turned off, this unit will have to manually turned on by the "ON" button located on the front panel.
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I think when the load is gone it shuts off automatically. Either the devices are disconnected or become fully charged.
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Yes, you need a Z-Wave remote control that can turn on and off these plug in receptacles. They work great.