Pairing compatible devices to the Wireless battery switch

Before using the Wireless battery switch as a remote controller, it must first be added to an existing network. See Adding a Wireless battery switch to a Room Control network.

NOTE: The Wireless battery switch cannot be used to create a network.

Perform this task to assign device controls to a push button on the Wireless battery switch for remote control operation

The devices to be paired to the Wireless battery switch must be added to a Room Control network. The maximum time out for a Room Control network is 180 s, hence the devices must be paired within 180 s (See Creating a network for Room Control).
Lighting devices such as Wireless double relay and Wireless dimmer can be operated on the same Wireless battery switch push button, but the shutter control must be paired to a different push button than that used for lighting.

(See A, B) Short press the push button (A) 8 times.
The status LED (B) displays solid green and the LEDs on all the devices displays solid green once the Room Control network is opened.

TIP: To save the battery, the green LED on the Wireless battery switch turns off after 15 s, but the Wireless battery switch remains in pairing mode.
Select a compatible device and short press the device control button 3 times.
- Connected lighting load blinks On/Off.
- Connected shutter moves slightly up/down.
(See C, D) Short press the push button (C) or (D) that you want to control the devices. For creating bindings between Switches and other device, you must push the up button.
This creates a pairing between the Wireless battery switch and the compatible devices.

Once the pairing is successful, the Room Control network closes. The status LED in all devices turns off.
TIP: The Room Control network remains open if the pairing is unsuccessful.