How to program this kind of switch?
163458
The instructions seemed fairly easy. I bought bunches of these timers over the year. After the device is installed Slide Off/Clear/On switch to the left then to the right. Red light should be flashing. Rotate dial clockwise until you get to the current time on the indicator dial and depress large round dial once. Rotate dial further clockwise until you get to your first planned ON time and then press the dial again. Rotate dial further until you get to your first OFF time and press the dial again. Continue to program ON and OFF times if more are desired. After pressing the dial for the last desired OFF time, continue to rotate the dial clockwise until the red light stays on. You are finished. You may override the current On/Off status anytime just by pressing the large round dial. Regards, Allen
163459
Or, you can just install it, turn the little switch to on, press the button once when you want it to come on and again later in the day or night when you want it to go off, thus "teaching" it the schedule.
2193201
You can program them any way you want. The only limitation is no more than three remotes can operate the same switch. One control can operate any number of outlets.
905822
it will work automatically with a float switch installed and manually without one
1256120
It can be switched, however if I recall correctly, the instructons don't tell you how. If you're a handyman sort, you can figure it out though.
962903
switches only with a button. I have only 1 input now so I haven't used the switch yet.
950611
Don't know - the unit i purchased did not have that switch - but works great!
368314
Device is programmed by opening the case and flipping small dip switches. You'll need another remote that has the switches programmed.
1642649
Yes, that switch would work fine, assuming you have wire properly. It's actually a little overkill. An SPST switch would work and be less confusing to wire properly.
377078
You will have to do it in your controller. First add it to your network and then you can set controls based on your controller. On my Vera Lite it is set up as a group so it can control the loads of other switches.
685418
it has ten DIP Switches that toggle if your system uses a ten pin switch remote this will probably work.. The switches are internal and you will have to open up the remote case to set the switches, but it only takes a very small Phillips Head Screw driver to do so... it is quite easy to set the swtiches
1366408
Agree with previous responder. Off then slide the switch to the variable speed you need. Then slide switch to off when done.
8013
I doubt it because it does have those eight switches inside that won't set themselves. They're like eight tiny light switches that need to be "switched" on or off with a small object like a pin to create the code. They won't switch themselves and I'm pretty sure there's not an override of those eight switches. Hope this helps.
686383
It is any normaly open, (N.O.) momentary switch. used on white wires to set flash rates etc. Instead of touching white wires momentarly together. I use tiny switches from Radio Shack, soldered on with heat shrink over it. It is not needed, yet makes it easy to program.
989739
You simply press the plastic cover to manually control the device. After a change in state, the program simply resumes. If the switch is on it remains on until the program switches to an off state.
331709
There is no switch. I picked up a small plug in timer and it goes on and off when I want it to.
701885
Wire it to a toggle switch, or put a inline fuse on it and remove the fuse when not in use
1821337
That I am not sure about, the only type of switch I put it on was a single pole that turned on the lights. Wish I could tell you more.