How do I configure the LED on/off vs. power on/off through my Vera Lite controller?
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When shipped from the factory, the LED on the 45605 isset to turn ON when the connected outlet is turned OFF.To make the LED turn ON when the light is turned ON,change parameter 3's value to "1".- Parameter No: 3- Length: 1 Byte- Valid Values = 0 or 1 (default 0)
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From the Device Settings, goto DEVICE OPTIONS and select Add Configuration Settings. Set the Variable to "3", Select "1 Byte Hex", and set "1" for Desired Value. This will flip the LED on/off. It is a nice night light but not in my bedroom so I swap the LED light so it is ON when Switch is ON instead of ON when Switch if OFF.
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You can also set the value to 2 if you want to disable the LED altogether as it is super bright.
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Most wall switches have a LED to know if the device or light they are controlling is on or off, so if you turn on or off that controller from anywhere (manually, other switch, iphone or internet) i will show it
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I have two of these installed on single pole switched and haven not found a way to dim the lights without connecting through the zwave server.
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After you set the house code (which you use for all your controllers) you set the individual unit (such as a lamp, or fan), then, you need something like (SC503 PHC02 X10 Maxi Controller By X10 Usa ). Thecontroller turns the lights on and off, and even dims them. You can have a clock controller that doesthis automatically. I have my whole house controlled this way, with controllers in various room plusauto clock controls. I hope this helps you. Nick
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There is a On/Off/Flash switch, turn it to ON and the lights will come on at dark and shut off by itself
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I don't know how it works with the Smart Things controller, but it does with the Vera 3. For those looking for a controller, I would suggest a Vera 3 or Veralite because it provides support for more functionality and protocols than other systems. The downside is that configuration is more complex.
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There is a plugin for the Vera home automation system that works quite well. The individual bulbs show up as dimmable lights and you can manipulate those with scenes, actions etc. You need to have the TCP gateway installed though.
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The switch itself is on/off. However, it is the "driver" (or circuit board to which the LED is soldered that determines the "modes," such as single mode (on/off), three mode (on, high, strobe), etc. Mine came with a five mode and I order Z single mode in white and green for $10. It just drops in behind the reflector. Again, any switch just cycles through the modes as determined by habe driver. These are not just ordinary flashlights. The driver controls voltage and other features. When battery voltage drops below a certain threshold the light just stops working rather than getting dimmer. Hope that helps. The switch itself is on/off. However, it is the "driver" (or circuit board to which the LED is soldered that determines the "modes," such as single mode (on/off), three mode (on, high, strobe), etc. Mine came with a five mode and I order Z single mode in white and green for $10. It just drops in behind the reflector. Again, any switch just cycles through the modes as determined by habe driver. These are not just ordinary flashlights. The driver controls voltage and other features. When battery voltage drops below a certain threshold the light just stops working rather... » Read More The switch itself is on/off. However, it is the "driver" (or circuit board to which the LED is soldered that determines the "modes," such as single mode (on/off), three mode (on, high, strobe), etc. Mine came with a five mode and I order Z single mode in white and green for $10. It just drops in behind the reflector. Again, any switch just cycles through the modes as determined by habe driver. These are not just ordinary flashlights. The driver controls voltage and other features. When battery voltage drops below a certain threshold the light just stops working rather than getting dimmer. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Here is what I used for info for programming & Wiring: you have to power unit with the 1st terminal block + & - wires and 4 other blocks you run + power wire in & + wire out to whatever you want to turn on and off and run a - ground wire directly to the device you want to control, no need to put - ground wire through the control box. Programming: SELECT OPERATING MODE: Hold down button until LED lights. Continue to hold. LED will go off. Continue to hold. LED will flash once. Release button now for momentary mode. Or continue to hold. LED will flash twice. Release button now for toggle mode. Or continue to hold. LED will flash three times. Release button for interlock mode. PROGRAM MODE IN: Hold down button until LED lights and release button while lit. LED will stay on. Press any key on remote. LED will flash two times confirming successful. Now press remote keys and relays will function as programmed. Note: LED will flash rapidly when not programming and any key is pressed. Momentary = Single relay will stay on only as long as corresponding remote key is pressed. Toggle = Press corresponding key for on, press same key again for off, each relay independently. Interlock = For each relay: press corresponding key for on (all others off). One of Four. Terminal Block Pin Out Rly A .B .C .D NC 4 10 .1 .7 Cm 5 11 .2 .8 NO 6 12 .3 .9 --------------------------------- For those who try to program it by the hold the button method and didn't work is because we have a different unit. Momentary is default (to use for door lock by example, hold to OPEN release for CLOSE again (NC) ) For Sustained Operation you must change the position of the JP1 (jumper) link 1 (to use as light switch) And for wiring the unit for 120VAC or 220VAC use link 2 Always remember the chipset must have only 12VDC supply! Link 1: http://i01.i.aliimg.com/img/pb/618/182/627/627182618_994.jpg Link 2: http://img.alibaba.com/img/pb/823/150/479/479 ---------------------------------
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You probably need to return it. The lamp should turn on/off when you toggle the module button.
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I think the red led is actually the light sensor. For when you have it set to auto dusk mode.
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The controller only controls the power input to the fan. It does not shut fans completely off at the lowest setting, so even if it did control LED power it would never be "off" only dimmer than full power.
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Is this true: if you send the "On" command via a z-wave controller to this switch, you can turn the lamp on and off through the lamp switch, until you send the "off" command? Or do these switches automatically turn off when there's no more power draw? But I agree with the statement "if you don't leave the lamp switch "on", you won't be able to remotely turn it on, defeating the purpose of the system".
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If the LED's are not broken, the most likely problem is the appropriate plug is not properly seated in the controller. Re-seat all of the plugs and try again. If that doesn't work, then the LED's or connections are bad.
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I installed two of these sensors with my Vera Lite and they work very well. Vera can remotely arm or bypass. Vera can send notifications on trigger events (for instance if opened or closed) or low battery condition. Recommended for Vera Lite.
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With the receiver connected to the lights. 1. press power,2. press mode (up/dwn) to select the mode you want3. press speed (+ - ) to select speed you want.4. repeat 2 & 3 for all of the modes.5. press "light" then select brightness with + - key or 100%, 50% or 25%6. programming complete, press power to turn off.7. next time you press "power" it will come on to the last "light" or "mode" you had selected and programmed.
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Yes, I have found that the lights will go off but when it is connected into a active connection it will work as normal.