Difference between revisions of "Pop The Rocker Panel Off With A Screwdriver"
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| − | Pop the rocker paddle off the X10 Decorator Switch using a flathead screwdriver; there is a small gap at the bottom of the rocker paddle. | + | * Remove the faceplate |
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| + | * Pop the rocker paddle off the X10 Decorator Switch using a flathead screwdriver; there is a small gap at the bottom of the rocker paddle. | ||
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*Set the House Code dial to the same letter (A thru P) that you set on your X10 controller(s). | *Set the House Code dial to the same letter (A thru P) that you set on your X10 controller(s). | ||
Latest revision as of 00:45, 17 February 2015
Question
How do I set the house and unit code on my Decorator-style wall switch?
Answer
- Remove the faceplate
- Pop the rocker paddle off the X10 Decorator Switch using a flathead screwdriver; there is a small gap at the bottom of the rocker paddle.
- Set the House Code dial to the same letter (A thru P) that you set on your X10 controller(s).
- Set the Unit Code dial to an unused code (1 - 16) which can be controlled from any X10 controller.
- Replace the paddle.