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Chapter 3— Pushbutton Switches
Dim Button Mode:
In the Dim Button mode the pushbutton will transmit a “Fade Down”
command whenever it is held and a “Fade Stop” command when it is
released. This is usually assigned to the DN Button on 6-Button
Controllers to dim the lights.
Bright Button Mode:
In the Bright Button mode the pushbutton will transmit a “Fade Up”
command whenever it is held and a “Fade Stop” command when it is
released. This is usually assigned to the UP Button on 6-Button
Controllers to brighten the lights.
Top Rocker Mode:
In the Top Rocker mode the pushbutton will transmit a “Goto On”
command whenever it is single-tapped and a “Snap On” command
whenever it is double-tapped. It will also transmit a “Fade Up” command
whenever it is held and a “Fade Stop” command when it is released. This
is usually used to emulate the top rocker switch of a Wall Switch Dimmer.
Bottom Rocker Mode:
In the Bottom Rocker mode the pushbutton will transmit a “Goto Off”
command whenever it is single-tapped and a “Snap Off” command
whenever it is double-tapped. It will also transmit a “Fade Down”
command whenever it is held and a “Fade Stop” command when it is
released. This is usually used to emulate the bottom rocker switch of a
Wall Switch Dimmer.
Panic Button Mode:
In the Panic Button mode the pushbutton will transmit a “Blink” command
whenever it is single-tapped or held. It will also transmit a “Goto Off”
command whenever it is double-tapped. This is usually used to activate an
alarm type response in which a group of lights start blinking. Doubletapping the pushbutton stops the blinking.
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