Setup Instructions | Blue Series Smart 2-1 Switch (On/Off & Dimmer) - Home Assistant (Zigbee2MQTT)

[Eric_Inovelli]

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Setup Instructions Overview

This is the digital setup instructions for the Blue Series Smart 2-1 Switch (On/Off or Dimmer) on the Home Assistant platform using Zigbee2MQTT.

For ZHA, please click here: Blue Smart 2-1 Switch Setup Instructions - ZHA

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Navigating these Instructions

For desktop users, the, “Table of Contents” is located to the right of the screen, whereas for mobile users, it can be found at the bottom of the screen.

NOTE: If you do not see the table of contents, click here: Setup Instructions | Blue Series Smart 2-1 Switch (On/Off & Dimmer) - Home Assistant (Zigbee2MQTT) - Wiki & How-To's - Inovelli Community

Please click on any of the sections to get started. We recommend working your way down as it follows an intentional flow that is user friendly and hub/gateway specific.

As always, any questions, please see the Additional Resources links section or submit a ticket, we’re happy to help.

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Quick Setup Instructions

Follow these if you have already installed the 2-1 switch before and are just looking for some quick pairing instructions. If this is your first time installing the 2-1 switch, please skip this section and work your way through the various sections below starting with the Prerequisites.

This section assumes the following:

• You’ve installed Zigbee2MQTT or Zigbee2MQTT Edge
• You have a compatible Zigbee stick
• You’ve wired the switch and it works manually

Let’s begin:

• Make sure your switch LED is pulsing blue – if it’s not, hold down on the configuration button (located at the top right of the switch above the LED bar) followed by the top of the paddle (ie: the on portion) for approximately 20 seconds until it turns/flashes red – then release the config button followed by the top of the paddle and wait a couple seconds
• With your LED pulsing blue, open up your Home Assistant App, click on the hamburger bar at the top left (three lines) and select, “Zigbee2MQTT” from the sidebar (if you don’t have a shortcut, go to, “Configuration” → “Add-ons, Backups, & Supervisor” → “Zigbee2MQTT” → “Open Web UI”)
• Click on, “Permit join (All)” at the top
• Zigbee2MQTT should then search for, find and initialize the switch

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Prerequisites

There are three prerequisites to pairing this switch to Zigbee2MQTT and they are:

• Use a compatible Zigbee USB stick
• Install Zigbee2MQTT

Compatible ZigBee USB Sticks

We’ve tested the following USB sticks:

ConBee II - ZigBee USB Dongle

NOTE: If using Home Assistant, this stick can run on ZHA or Zigbee2mqtt

Sonoff - ZigBee USB Dongle (CC2652P)

NOTE: If using Home Assistant, this stick can run on ZHA or Zigbee2mqtt

For a full list of compatible Zigbee2MQTT USB sticks, please see the following link from the Home Assistant Documentation: Home Assistant Zigbee2MQTT Compatible USB Sticks

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Installing Zigbee2MQTT

WARNING: These instructions may vary depending on your setup. The below instructions use the Home Assistant Add-On store.

1. Click on the hamburger menu at the top and select, “Configuration”
2. Next, click on, “Add-Ons, Backups, & Supervisor” (make sure you’re on the, “Add-Ons” tab)
3. Click on, “Add-On Store” and search for, “Mosquitto Broker”
4. Install, “Mosquitto Broker”
5. Next, go back to the, “Add-On Store”, click on the three dots at the top right and select, “Repositories”
6. On the line that says, “Add” paste the following URL: https://github.com/zigbee2mqtt/hassio-zigbee2mqtt and click, “Add” (NOTE: you may get a warning about an invalid repository – ignore it)
7. Refresh the page and search for, “Zigbee2MQTT” and install either, “Zigbee2MQTT” or “Zigbee2MQTT Edge”
8. Install, “Zigbee2MQTT” and select, “Start on boot” and “Show in sidebar” (Optional)

For troubleshooting and/or official instructions, please see the Zigbee2MQTT installation guide: Installation | Zigbee2MQTT

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Installation Instructions

Various steps of the installation instructions can be found by clicking the links below. The reason they are not listed here is to save space and to only have one area that requires updating (rather than multiple locations with the same data).

IMPORTANT: Please follow both steps below (Wiring & Pre-Programming) before making your way to the Pairing Instructions

1. Wiring Your Switch
   • Full Instructions (Recommended if not familiar with schematics and/or this is your first time setting up this switch)
   • Schematics (skip directly to reading the schematics)
2. Pre-Programming
   • Full Instructions (Recommended if this is the first time installing this switch – NOTE: This is only needed if using the switch as a dimmer and/or multi-way setup)
   • Quick Reference Chart (skip directly to the pre-programming sequence chart)

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Pairing Instructions

1. Initiate Pairing on the Switch

There are four methods to pairing your switch to your hub/gateway: Auto-Pairing (default) and Manual-Pairing (Air-Gap or Config Button press/hold method). For simplicity sake, we’ve bolded the first two as they’re what we recommend. Please select from one of the drop-downs below:

Auto-Pairing (Default) - Recommended

When power is restored to the switch, it will automatically start the pairing process (LED Bar (C) should start pulsing blue).

NOTE: If you've already restored power and the LED bar is not pulsing or has timed out, please use the method below, "Manual-Pairing (Config Button - Hold)".

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Manual-Pairing (Config Button - Hold) - Recommended

If your LED Bar (C) is solid blue (not pulsing), hold the config button (A) followed by the top of the paddle for 20 seconds (or until the LED bar flashes red) -- then release the config button followed by the top of the paddle to initiate the pairing process (LED Bar (C) should start pulsing blue). This will factory reset your switch.

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Other Pairing Methods

Manual-Pairing (Config Button - Press 3x)

If your LED Bar (C) is solid blue (not pulsing), press the config button (A) 3x rapidly (1-2 seconds) to initiate the pairing process (LED Bar (C) should start pulsing blue)

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Manual-Pairing (Air-Gap)

If your LED Bar (C) is solid blue (not pulsing), pull out and push back in the air-gap button (B) to initiate the pairing process (LED Bar (C) should start pulsing blue)

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Once your LED Bar is pulsing blue, move onto the next step. You will have 3 minutes to complete it before the switch times out.

2. Initiate Pairing on the Hub

After you’ve initiated pairing on your switch, the LED bar should be pulsing blue (reminder, you will have 3 minutes until it times out). If your switch is not pulsing blue, hold down on the configuration button (located at the top right of the switch above the LED bar) followed by the top of the paddle (ie: the on portion) for approximately 20 seconds until it turns/flashes red – then release the config button followed by the top of the paddle, then wait a couple seconds

Feel free to follow the written instructions below by clicking the drop down or follow along with the video below:

Written Instructions

1. With your LED pulsing blue, open your Home Assistant App (web or mobile) and click on the hamburger menu at the top left
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2. Select, “Zigbee2MQTT” from the sidebar (if you don’t have a shortcut, go to, “Configuration” → “Add-ons, Backups, & Supervisor” → “Zigbee2MQTT” → “Open Web UI”)
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3. Click on, “Permit join (All)” at the top and your controller should pick up the switch – if successful, the LED bar will turn green (if unsuccessful, the LED bar will turn red)
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4. In addition, your app will show your switch under the, “Devices” tab – locate your switch and click on it
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5. If you’d like to rename your switch, under the, “About” tab, scroll down and click on the pencil icon – a pop-up will appear and you can rename the, “Friendly Name” to whatever you’d like
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6. Finally, click on the, “Exposes” section and toggle the on/off button (located in the, “State” section at the top) – you may need to click the refresh button.
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Inovelli Smart 2-1 Switch | Pairing to Home Assistant (Zigbee2MQTT)

Once your switch is successfully paired, check to make sure you have basic functionality of your switch by turning it on/off (and if you have it as a dimmer, test the dimming) in the app.

If successful, we can move onto customizing your switch and setting up some advanced features (animations, scene control, etc) in the next section.

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Advanced Feature Setup

This switch is packed with features and most of them come directly from this community. They’ve been debated back and forth, added to wishlists, and talked about over the course of 3+ years (as this switch builds on our Red Series lineup). Below we will explain all the parameters and show you how to change them from within Home Assistant (Zigbee2MQTT) and then we’ll go into some of the advanced features and explain how to set them up in Zigbee2MQTT. If you have any questions along the way, feel free to create a post as there are many Home Assistant users here who are excited to help.

Parameter Explanations

A parameter is a setting within the switch firmware that allows you to change how the switch operates. For example, you want to change how fast your lights dim on and off, the color of the LED bar, minimum dimming level and much more – all with a few clicks within the app.

The video below will show you how to access the parameters once your switch is installed.

Inovelli Blue Series | Advanced Features - Changing Parameters in Home Assistant - Zigbee2MQTT

Some parameters are only available if using the switch as a dimmer. For that reason, we’ve divided them into On/Off and Dimmer parameters. Feel free to navigate to the proper section depending on how you’ve programmed your switch.

On/Off Mode Parameters

Below you will see the list of parameters that are available in On/Off Mode. Feel free to click on the drop downs to learn more about each parameter and how to change them from within the Home Assistant App.

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  Switch Mode & Type

Switch mode allows you to switch between on/off and dimmer. By default the switch is in on/off mode to protect installations that are not able to be dimmed. -- Switch type refers to the type of installation you have -- either a single-pole (one switch controls one load) or a multi-way (multiple switches control one load) setup. If a multi-way setup, this parameter selects whether or not you are using a dumb switch or an add-on/aux switch.

#	About	Description
258	Switch Mode (Dimmer or On/Off)	Determines the mode of the switch (On/Off or Dimmer) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, with 0 = On/Off, and 1 = Dimmer 0 = On/Off (Default) 1 = Dimmer How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select whether or not you want your switch to be in on/off or dimmer mode.
22	Switch Type	Select what type of installation you have More Details You may choose from a range of 0-2, with 0 = Single-Pole, 1 = Multi-Way (Dumb Switch) and 2 = Multi-Way (Aux Switch) 0 = Single-Pole (Default) 1 = Multi-Way (Dumb Switch) 2 = Multi-Way (Add-On/Aux Switch) How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select whether you want your switch to be a single-pole, multi-way (dumb) or multi-way (aux).

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  Auto Off Timer

The auto-off timer function is used to automatically turn off the light switch locally after a certain amount of time without setting up an automation.

Example: This is handy if you have the switch installed in an area that is infrequently used and you want to make sure the switch is off without setting an automation.

#	About	Description
12	Auto-Off Timer	Automatically turns the switch off after x amount of seconds More Details You may choose from a range of 0-32767, in which 0 disables the auto-timer and 32767 being 32767 seconds (each number represents 1s) 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = 1s 32767 = 32767s (9.1hrs) How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents a second and is the value of the time the between the switch being on and automatically shutting off.

  Energy & Power Monitoring

Energy monitoring refers to the active and periodic monitoring of kilowatt hours. Active energy monitoring gives you the ability to measure any fluctuations between kilowatt hours, whereas periodic monitoring will report actual kilowatt hours used regardless of change.

Example: Suppose you want to keep track of the kilowatt hours in a chart to see how much energy is expended. You would set the periodic energy monitoring to whatever interval you want to make your graph accurate (ie: 1 minute, 5 minutes, etc). Whereas, if you wanted to set automations based off of fluctuations (ie: if there is a sudden change in kilowatt hours, send a notification) you would use the active energy reports.

Power monitoring refers to the active and periodic monitoring of wattage. Active power monitoring gives you the ability to measure any fluctuations between wattage, whereas periodic monitoring will report wattage used regardless of change.

Example: Suppose you want to keep track of wattage in a chart to see how much power is consumed. You would set the periodic power monitoring to whatever interval you want to make your graph accurate (ie: 1 minute, 5 minutes, etc). Whereas, if you wanted to set automations based off of fluctuations (ie: if there is a sudden change in wattage, send a notification) you would use the active power reports.

#	About	Description
18	Active Power Reports	The power level change that will result in a new power report being sent in wattage (W) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-100, in which 0 disables power reports, and 100 being a 10W change (each number represents 0.1W) 0 = Disabled 1 = 0.1W 10 = 1W (Default) 100 = 10W How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the wattage change you want a report sent at (ie: If you want reports sent with every 5W fluctuation, input the number 50). WARNING: The lower the number that is set, the more traffic your network may endure and the more your hub/gateway has to process. This can cause congestion and slow down automations.
19	Periodic Power & Energy Reports	Time period between consecutive power and energy reports being sent (in seconds) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-32767, with 0 being disabled, and 32767 being 32767 seconds (each number represents 1s) 0 = Disabled 1 = 1s 3600 = 3600s/1hr (Default) 32767 = 32767s/9.1hr NOTE: Timer resets after every report is sent How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the number of seconds between power/energy reporting. WARNING: The faster the reporting interval (ie: lower the number of seconds between reporting), the more traffic your network will endure and the more your hub/gateway has to process. This can cause congestion and slow down automations.
20	Energy Reports	The energy level change that will result in a new energy report being sent in kilowatt hours (kWh) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-100, with 0 being disabled, and 100 being 1kWh (each number represents 0.01kWh) 0 = Disabled 1 = 0.01kWh 10 = 0.1kWh (Default) 100 = 1kWh How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the kilowatt hour change you want a report sent at (ie: If you want reports sent with every 0.5kWh fluctuation, input the number 50). WARNING: The lower the number that is set, the more traffic your network may endure and the more your hub/gateway has to process. This can cause congestion and slow down automations.

  Invert Switch

Inverting the switch refers to swapping the way the paddles typically work (ie: push up on the paddle = light turns on or dims up, push down on paddle = light turns off or dims down) and making it so that when you push up on the paddle, you would be turning the lights off, whereas if you pushed down on the paddle, it would turn the lights on.

Example: This is more used for areas where switches are installed horizontally or if you prefer to have the configuration/favorites button at the bottom of the switch instead of the top.

#	About	Description
11	Invert Switch	Inverts the switch (Tapping ↓ = On, Tapping ↑ = Off) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, in which 0 disables inverting and 1 enables inverting 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = Enabled How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select whether you want to enable or disable this feature.

  LED Bar Customization

    LED Bar Color

These parameters allow you to change the LED bar color (either the entire LED bar or each of the seven (7) individual LED’s individually) for when the switch is on and when the switch is off (ie: colors can be separate values when the switch is on vs when it is off).

Example: Match your home aesthetics by selecting various solid colors or by creating your own design by stylizing each individual LED.

#	About	Description
95	LED Indicator Color (When On) - Full Bar	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (all 7 LED’s) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
96	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - Full Bar	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (all 7 LED’s) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
60	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #1	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #1 - bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
61	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #1	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #1 - bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
65	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #2	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #2 - second from the bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
66	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #2	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #2 - second from the bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
70	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #3	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #3 - third from the bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
71	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #3	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #3 - third from the bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
75	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #4	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #4 - middle LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
76	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #4	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #4 - middle LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
80	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #5	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #5 - third from the top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
81	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #5	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #5 - third from the top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
85	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #6	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #6 - second from the top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
86	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #6	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #6 - second from the top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
90	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #7	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #7 - top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
91	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #7	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #7 - top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.

    LED Bar Intensity

These parameters allow you to change the LED bar intensity/brightness (either the entire LED bar or each of the seven (7) individual LED's individually) for when the switch is on and when the switch is off (ie: intensity/brightness can be separate values when the switch is on vs when it is off).

Example: Some people prefer to have the LED Bar light up when the light is on, whereas others prefer the LED to light up when the light is off, and some just don’t want it on at all! Another use for the brightness outside of aesthetics is to adjust the brightness based on the time of day (ie: if the switch is in your bedroom and you prefer not to have it be bright, you can change the brightness at night vs daytime).

#	About	Description
97	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - Full Bar	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (all 7 LED’s) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-100, in which each 0 = Off and 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage). 0 = Off 1 = 1% 33 = 33% (Default) 100 = 100% How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
98	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - Full Bar	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (all 7 LED’s) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) 0 = Off 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
62	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #1	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #1 - bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
63	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #1	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #1 - bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
67	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #2	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #2 - second from the bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
68	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #2	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #2 - second from the bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
72	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #3	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #3 - third from the bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
73	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #3	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #3 - third from the bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
72	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #4	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #4 - middle LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
73	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #4	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #4 - middle LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
77	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #5	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #5 - third from the top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
78	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #5	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #5 - third from the top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
87	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #6	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #6 - second from the top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
88	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #6	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #6 - second from the top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
87	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #7	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #7 - top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
88	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #7	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #7 - top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).

    LED Bar Timeout

This parameter is where you set the number of seconds the dim level is shown on the LED bar.

Example: When you change the dim level (locally or remotely), the LED bar will show you approximately what the dim level is (ie: if dimming to 75%, the LED bar will light up 3/4 of the way). This parameter adjusts the time the LED bar shows you the dim level on the switch. After it’s done showing you the level, it goes back to illuminating the entire LED bar (at the color and intensity level you’ve already set) – or you can have the LED bar always show you what level the load is at.

#	About	Description
17	LED Indicator Timeout	Changes the amount of time (in seconds) the RGB Bar shows the Dim level More Details You may choose from a range of 0-11, in which each 0 = Always off, 10 = 10 (each number represents 1 second) and 11 = Always on. 0 = Always off 1 = 1s (Default) 5 = 5s 10 = 10s 11 = Always on How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the number of seconds before the LED bar indicator stops showing the dim level.

    One LED Mode

This parameter is used if you only ever want to use one LED (bottom one) and is primarily for if you have purchased the On/Off Red Series switch and want to match the aesthetics.

Example: Let’s say you purchased the Red Series On/Off switch (that only has one LED) and want all your switches to match. You can set your switch to match this by turning on this mode.

#	About	Description
259	One LED Mode	Switch only shows LED #1 and does not show LED #'s 2-6 – this mimics the Red Series On/Off switch More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, in which each 0 = Disabled and 1 = Enabled 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = Enabled How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select either enabled or disabled.

  Level After Power Restored

The level after power is restored parameter is used to set the way the switch behaves after the switch loses power (ie: power outage). You can set it to always turn on, have it always turn off, or have it return to where it was prior to the power outage.

Example: If you experience frequent power outages at night and do not want to wake up to being blinded by all your lights turning on when power is restored, you can set your switch to always be off when power comes back. Most of the time, this parameter is left as the default which is to have the switch return to whatever state it was prior to the power outage, but it’s up to you!

#	About	Description
15	Level After Power Restored	When power is restored, the switch reverts to either On, Off, or Last Level More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which 0 is off, 100 = On, and 101 means that the switch will turn onto the last state it was in prior to the power outage 0 = Off 100 = On 101 = Returns to last state prior to outage (Default) NOTE: You will be presented with the option to input numbers between 1-99. These numbers are for if you have your switch in Dimmer mode as you can set the switch to turn on to a specific level. Please only choose 0, 100, or 101 if your switch is in On/Off mode) How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. 0 means the switch will turn off, 100 represents the switch turning on and 101 means the switch will return to the state prior to it losing power. Again, please do not choose values between 1-99 as those are meant for if your switch is in Dimming Mode

  Local & Remote Protection ("Disable Relay")

This parameter locks the internal relay so that it cannot be changed either at the switch (locally) or via an app (remotely).

Example: This is typically used to prevent your switch from turning on or off if it’s connected to a load you do not want turned on or off. It’s also used during certain times of day to prevent children from messing with the light switch.

SMART BULB MODE: This parameter used to be the recommendation if using a smart bulb with your switch (as the load). We’ve created a different parameter for this that’s specifically designed for smart bulbs. Please see Parameter 52 (Smart Bulb Mode) or visit the instructions near the bottom of this page that outline how to setup smart bulbs using this mode.

#	About	Description
256	Local Protection	Determines whether or not the load of the switch can be controlled via paddle presses (locally) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, in which 0 = Disabled and 1 = Enabled 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = Enabled How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select to enable or disable it.
257	Remote Protection	Determines whether or not the load of the switch can be controlled via an app (remote) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, in which 0 = Disabled and 1 = Enabled 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = Enabled How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select to enable or disable it.

  Smart Bulb Mode

This parameter is used to enable smart bulb mode and will allow your switch to be wired directly to smart bulbs.

Example: If you want to use smart bulbs with your smart switch, you would use this parameter. This was created because smart bulbs require constant power to them in order to report in to the hub. If power is cut to them, they can no longer report to the hub as they go offline (because of no power). With smart bulb mode, the switch locks full power to the bulb and sends digital signals to the hub (or bulb) to turn on/off/dim.

#	About	Description
52	Smart Bulb Mode	Enables or disables smart bulb mode More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, in which 0 = Disabled and 1 = Enabled 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = Enabled How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select to enable or disable it.

  Switch Delay (Instant On / 700ms delay)

This parameter adjusts the amount of time between when the paddle is pressed and the light turns on. By default, there is a 700ms delay built in so that multi-tap scene control can be used (ie: double-tap to activate a scene). However, this can be adjusted down to, “no delay” (you will lose multi-tap capability) or up to 900ms depending on your preference.

Example: When you walk up to the switch and press up, most people are used to there being no delay at all between when you press up and the light turning on. However, many smart switches have a delay built into them because the switch may be looking for a second tap to activate a scene. You can adjust this delay with this parameter or completely turn it off to mimic a normal switch. If you decide to turn it off, you will lose multi-tap features (but you can still use the favorites button).

#	About	Description
50	Switch Delay	Adjusts the delay between taps in 100ms increments More Details You may choose from a range of 0-9, in which 0 = Instant On (No Delay) and 9 = 900ms 0 = Instant On (Default) 1 = 100ms 7 = 700ms (Default) 9 = 900ms How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select the value you want from the list. The lower the time, the lower the delay between pressing the paddle and the light turning on/off – the higher the time, the slower the delay. Remember, if you set to 0, you will lose the ability to multi-tap for scene control (except for the favorites button).

Dimmer Mode Parameters

Below you will see the list of parameters that are available in Dimmer Mode. Feel free to click on the drop downs to learn more about each parameter and how to change them from within the SmartThings App.

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  Switch Mode & Type

Switch mode allows you to switch between on/off and dimmer. By default the switch is in on/off mode to protect installations that are not able to be dimmed. -- Switch type refers to the type of installation you have -- either a single-pole (one switch controls one load) or a multi-way (multiple switches control one load) setup. If a multi-way setup, this parameter selects whether or not you are using a dumb switch or an add-on/aux switch.

#	About	Description
258	Switch Mode (Dimmer or On/Off)	Determines the mode of the switch (On/Off or Dimmer) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, with 0 = On/Off, and 1 = Dimmer 0 = On/Off (Default) 1 = Dimmer How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select whether or not you want your switch to be in on/off or dimmer mode.
22	Switch Type	Select what type of installation you have More Details You may choose from a range of 0-2, with 0 = Single-Pole, 1 = Multi-Way (Dumb Switch) and 2 = Multi-Way (Aux Switch) 0 = Single-Pole (Default) 1 = Multi-Way (Dumb Switch) 2 = Multi-Way (Add-On/Aux Switch) How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select whether you want your switch to be a single-pole, multi-way (dumb) or multi-way (aux).

  Dimmer Calibration

    Dimming Speed

Dimming speed refers to the speed at which the light goes from x% to y% when holding down on the switch (locally) or sliding the dim scale (remotely). You can adjust the brightness (increasing light) and the darkness (decreasing light) values independently.

Example: You walk up to the switch and hold down on it to adjust the dim level from 20% to 60%. Using this example, this parameter will adjust the time it takes to go from 20% to 60% (faster or slower). Conversely, if you walk up to the switch and hold down on it to adjust the dim level from 60% to 20%, this will adjust that time as well. You can set them to be the same value or different.

#	About	Description
1	Dimming Speed (↑) - Remote	How fast or slow the light turns on when you change the dim level remotely from the SmartThings app (ie: dimming from 10-20%, 60-80%, etc) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-126, with 0 being instant on, and 126 being 12.6 seconds (each number represents 100ms) 0 = Instant On 5 = Fast (500ms) 25 = Default (2.5s) 126 = Slow (12.6s) IF USING A DUMB SWITCH: This parameter will not work when pressing the dumb switch manually. How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select the value you want from the list. The lower the time, the faster the transition speed – the higher the time, the slower the transition speed.
2	Dimming Speed (↑) - Local	How fast or slow the light the light turns on when you hold up on the switch (ie: dimming from 10-20%, 60-80%, etc) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-127, with 0 being instant on, and 126 being 12.6 seconds (each number represents 100ms) and 127 will sync this parameter to whatever the value is in Parameter 1 0 = Instant On 5 = Fast (500ms) 126 = Slow (12.6s) 127 = Sync to Parameter 1 IF USING A DUMB SWITCH: This parameter will not work when pressing the dumb switch manually. How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select the value you want from the list. The lower the time, the faster the transition speed – the higher the time, the slower the transition speed.
5	Dimming Speed (↓) - Remote	How fast or slow the light turns off when you change the dim level remotely (ie: dimming from 80-60%, 20-10%, etc) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-127, with 0 being instant on, and 126 being 12.6 seconds (each number represents 100ms) and 127 will sync this parameter to whatever the value is in Parameter 1 0 = Instant Off 5 = Fast (500ms) 126 = Slow (12.6s) 127 = Sync to Parameter 1 IF USING A DUMB SWITCH: This parameter will not work when pressing the dumb switch manually. How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select the value you want from the list. The lower the time, the faster the transition speed – the higher the time, the slower the transition speed.
6	Dimming Speed (↓) - Local	How fast or slow the light the light turns off when you hold down on the switch (ie: dimming from 80-60%, 20-10%, etc) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-127, with 0 being instant on, and 126 being 12.6 seconds (each number represents 100ms) and 127 will sync this parameter to whatever the value is in Parameter 2 0 = Instant Off 5 = Fast (500ms) 126 = Slow (12.6s) 127 = Sync to Parameter 2 IF USING A DUMB SWITCH: This parameter will not work when pressing the dumb switch manually. How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select the value you want from the list. The lower the time, the faster the transition speed – the higher the time, the slower the transition speed.

    Min/Max/Default Dim Levels

Minimum Dim Level refers to the minimum level your bulb can be dimmed to. This parameter is often used to calibrate your bulb to work better with your dimmer, especially if the bulb is flickering or turns off before your LED bar or app reflects a 0%. Setting a minimum level of x% will let the switch know that is the new 1% (see example below – it will make more sense).

Examples: Let’s say you notice your bulb starts to flicker when you dim it to 20%. You’ll want to set the minimum dim level to 21 so that the bulb will shut off before it starts to flicker. Or, in some cases you may notice your bulb has turned off, but the LED bar is a quarter of the way up and the SmartThings app is showing the bulb is at 25%. You’ll want to set the minimum dim level to whatever level the bulb turns on at (ie: 26%) – this will become your new 1%. In other words, your switch knows to turn off before 25% and therefore will reflect to the app that whatever the minimum dim level is set as is now 1% (so you don’t have to remember to slide the dim level in the app to the minimum dim setting every time).

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Maximum Dim Level refers to the maximum level your bulb can be dimmed to. This parameter is also often used to calibrate your bulb to work better with your dimmer, especially if the bulb starts flickering.

Example: Let’s say you notice your bulb starts to flicker around 93%. You’ll want to set the maximum dim level to 92 so that the bulb will max out prior to flickering.

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Default Dim Level refers to the dim level your switch will default to when you turn your switch on.

Example: If you want your switch to always dim up to 100% when you turn it on, you would set the default level to 100. Or if you want the switch to always turn on to the same level it was prior to when it was turned off, you can set it to do that as well. In some cases, you can change the default level based on the time of day, which is good for those late night bathroom trips (ie: you can set it to come on to 10% between the hours of 10pm and 6am as to not blind yourself).

#	About	Description
9	Minimum Dim Level	Minimum level the light switch will dim to More Details You may choose from a range of 1-99, with 1 being 1%, and 99 being 99% (each number represents 1 percentage) 1 = 1% (Default) 50 = 50% 99 = 99% NOTE: This is often used to fix flickering bulbs or to calibrate bulbs that shuts off prior to 1% How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. If your bulb is shutting off or flickering around 20%, set your minimum level to 21.
10	Maximum Dim Level	Maximum level the light switch will dim to More Details You may choose from a range of 2-100, with 2 being 2%, and 100 being 100% (each number represents 1 percentage) 2 = 2% 50 = 50% 100 = 100% (Default) NOTE: This is often used to fix flickering bulbs. How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. If your bulb is flickering around 93%, set your maximum level to 92.
13	Default Level - Local	The default dim level the switch goes to when turned on locally (at the switch) More Details You may choose from a range of 1-100 with 1 being 1% and 100 being 100% (each number represents 1 percentage) or you can choose 101 to have the switch go to the last level before being turned off. 1 = 1% 50 = 50% 100 = 100% 101 = Returns to prior state it was before being turned off (Default) How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the light dimmed. Choose 101 if you want the switch to go to the level it was prior to turning off.
14	Default Level - Remote	The default dim level the switch goes to when powered on via a remote command More Details You may choose from a range of 1-100 with 1 being 1% and 100 being 100% (each number represents 1 percentage) or you can choose 101 to have the switch go to the last level before being turned off. 1 = 1% 50 = 50% 100 = 100% 101 = Returns to prior state it was before being turned off (Default) How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the light dimmed. Choose 101 if you want the switch to go to the level it was prior to turning off.

    Ramp Rate

Ramp rate refers to the speed at which the light goes from off to on when tapping up or down on the switch (locally) or pressing the power button on or off (remotely). You can adjust how quickly the light turns on and off independently.

Example: You walk up to the switch and tap up on the paddle to turn the light on. Using this example, this parameter will adjust the time it takes to go from off to on (faster or slower). Conversely, if you walk up to the switch and tap down on the paddle to turn the light off, this will adjust that time as well. You can set them to be the same value or different.

#	About	Description
3	Ramp Rate (Off → On) - Remote	How fast or slow the light turns on when you remotely bring the switch from Off to On via the SmartThings app (ie: tapping the power button in the app) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-127, with 0 being instant on, and 126 being 12.6 seconds (each number represents 100ms) 0 = Instant On 5 = Fast (500ms) 25 = Default (2.5s)* 126 = Slow (12.6s) 127 = Sync to Parameter 1 NOTE: The default time is 2.5s since this parameter is initially synced to Parameter 1 (Dimming Speed ↑ - Remote). If you change the speed of Parameter 1, this one will remain synced unless you manually change it to a new value (other than 127). How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select the value you want from the list. The lower the time, the faster the transition speed – the higher the time, the slower the transition speed.
4	Ramp Rate (Off → On) - Local	How fast or slow the light turns on when you turn the switch from Off to On via the switch itself (ie: tapping the paddle on the switch) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-127, with 0 being instant on, and 126 being 12.6 seconds (each number represents 100ms) 0 = Instant On 5 = Fast (500ms) 25 = Default (2.5s)* 126 = Slow (12.6s) 127 = Sync to Parameter 3 NOTE: The default time is 2.5s since this parameter is initially synced to Parameter 3 (Ramp Rate Off → On - Remote). If you change the speed of Parameter 3, this one will remain synced unless you manually change it to a new value (other than 127). How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select the value you want from the list. The lower the time, the faster the transition speed – the higher the time, the slower the transition speed.
7	Ramp Rate (On → Off) - Remote	How fast or slow the light turns off when you remotely bring the switch from On to Off via the SmartThings app (ie: tapping the power button in the app) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-127, with 0 being instant off, and 126 being 12.6 seconds (each number represents 100ms) 0 = Instant Off 5 = Fast (500ms) 25 = Default (2.5s)* 126 = Slow (12.6s) 127 = Sync to Parameter 3 NOTE: The default time is 2.5s since this parameter is initially synced to Parameter 3 (Ramp Rate Off → On - Remote). If you change the speed of Parameter 3, this one will remain synced unless you manually change it to a new value (other than 127). How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select the value you want from the list. The lower the time, the faster the transition speed – the higher the time, the slower the transition speed.
8	Ramp Rate (On → Off) - Local	How fast or slow the light turns on when you turn the switch from On to Off via the switch itself (ie: tapping the paddle on the switch) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-127, with 0 being instant on, and 126 being 12.6 seconds (each number represents 100ms) 0 = Instant Off 5 = Fast (500ms) 25 = Default (2.5s)* 126 = Slow (12.6s) 127 = Sync to Parameter 3 NOTE: The default time is 2.5s since this parameter is initially synced to Parameter 4 (Ramp Rate Off → On - Local). If you change the speed of Parameter 4, this one will remain synced unless you manually change it to a new value (other than 127). How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select the value you want from the list. The lower the time, the faster the transition speed – the higher the time, the slower the transition speed.

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  Auto Off Timer

The auto-off timer function is used to automatically turn off the light switch locally after a certain amount of time without setting up an automation.

Example: This is handy if you have the switch installed in an area that is infrequently used and you want to make sure the switch is off without setting an automation.

#	About	Description
12	Auto-Off Timer	Automatically turns the switch off after x amount of seconds More Details You may choose from a range of 0-32767, in which 0 disables the auto-timer and 32767 being 32767 seconds (each number represents 1s) 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = 1s 32767 = 32767s (9.1hrs) How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents a second and is the value of the time the between the switch being on and automatically shutting off.

  Energy & Power Monitoring

Energy monitoring refers to the active and periodic monitoring of kilowatt hours. Active energy monitoring gives you the ability to measure any fluctuations between kilowatt hours, whereas periodic monitoring will report actual kilowatt hours used regardless of change.

Example: Suppose you want to keep track of the kilowatt hours in a chart to see how much energy is expended. You would set the periodic energy monitoring to whatever interval you want to make your graph accurate (ie: 1 minute, 5 minutes, etc). Whereas, if you wanted to set automations based off of fluctuations (ie: if there is a sudden change in kilowatt hours, send a notification) you would use the active energy reports.

Power monitoring refers to the active and periodic monitoring of wattage. Active power monitoring gives you the ability to measure any fluctuations between wattage, whereas periodic monitoring will report wattage used regardless of change.

Example: Suppose you want to keep track of wattage in a chart to see how much power is consumed. You would set the periodic power monitoring to whatever interval you want to make your graph accurate (ie: 1 minute, 5 minutes, etc). Whereas, if you wanted to set automations based off of fluctuations (ie: if there is a sudden change in wattage, send a notification) you would use the active power reports.

#	About	Description
18	Active Power Reports	The power level change that will result in a new power report being sent in wattage (W) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-100, in which 0 disables power reports, and 100 being a 10W change (each number represents 0.1W) 0 = Disabled 1 = 0.1W 10 = 1W (Default) 100 = 10W How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the wattage change you want a report sent at (ie: If you want reports sent with every 5W fluctuation, input the number 50). WARNING: The lower the number that is set, the more traffic your network may endure and the more your hub/gateway has to process. This can cause congestion and slow down automations.
19	Periodic Power & Energy Reports	Time period between consecutive power and energy reports being sent (in seconds) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-32767, with 0 being disabled, and 32767 being 32767 seconds (each number represents 1s) 0 = Disabled 1 = 1s 3600 = 3600s/1hr (Default) 32767 = 32767s/9.1hr NOTE: Timer resets after every report is sent How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the number of seconds between power/energy reporting. WARNING: The faster the reporting interval (ie: lower the number of seconds between reporting), the more traffic your network will endure and the more your hub/gateway has to process. This can cause congestion and slow down automations.
20	Energy Reports	The energy level change that will result in a new energy report being sent in kilowatt hours (kWh) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-100, with 0 being disabled, and 100 being 1kWh (each number represents 0.01kWh) 0 = Disabled 1 = 0.01kWh 10 = 0.1kWh (Default) 100 = 1kWh How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the kilowatt hour change you want a report sent at (ie: If you want reports sent with every 0.5kWh fluctuation, input the number 50). WARNING: The lower the number that is set, the more traffic your network may endure and the more your hub/gateway has to process. This can cause congestion and slow down automations.

  Invert Switch

Inverting the switch refers to swapping the way the paddles typically work (ie: push up on the paddle = light turns on or dims up, push down on paddle = light turns off or dims down) and making it so that when you push up on the paddle, you would be turning the lights off, whereas if you pushed down on the paddle, it would turn the lights on.

Example: This is more used for areas where switches are installed horizontally or if you prefer to have the configuration/favorites button at the bottom of the switch instead of the top.

#	About	Description
11	Invert Switch	Inverts the switch (Tapping ↓ = On, Tapping ↑ = Off) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, in which 0 disables inverting and 1 enables inverting 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = Enabled How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select whether you want to enable or disable this feature.

  LED Bar Customization

    LED Bar Color

These parameters allow you to change the LED bar color (either the entire LED bar or each of the seven (7) individual LED’s individually) for when the switch is on and when the switch is off (ie: colors can be separate values when the switch is on vs when it is off).

Example: Match your home aesthetics by selecting various solid colors or by creating your own design by stylizing each individual LED.

#	About	Description
95	LED Indicator Color (When On) - Full Bar	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (all 7 LED’s) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
96	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - Full Bar	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (all 7 LED’s) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
60	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #1	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #1 - bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
61	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #1	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #1 - bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
65	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #2	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #2 - second from the bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
66	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #2	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #2 - second from the bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
70	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #3	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #3 - third from the bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
71	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #3	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #3 - third from the bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
75	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #4	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #4 - middle LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
76	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #4	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #4 - middle LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
80	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #5	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #5 - third from the top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
81	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #5	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #5 - third from the top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
85	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #6	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #6 - second from the top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
86	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #6	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #6 - second from the top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
90	LED Indicator Color (When On) - LED #7	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #7 - top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.
91	LED Indicator Color (When Off) - LED #7	This will set the default color of the LED Bar (only LED #7 - top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-255, in which each number represents a certain color. To play around with the colors to determine what value it is, please click here to be taken to the LED Color Calculator 0 = Red 170 = Blue (Default) 255 = White How to Adjust Go to the LED Color Calculator and follow these instructions to attain your color value: (NOTE: The 2-1 Switch may not be available in the drop-down, feel free to use the Dimmer switch – you will get the same results) Once you find the color and value that you like from the calculator, click on the parameter and input the number.

    LED Bar Intensity

These parameters allow you to change the LED bar intensity/brightness (either the entire LED bar or each of the seven (7) individual LED's individually) for when the switch is on and when the switch is off (ie: intensity/brightness can be separate values when the switch is on vs when it is off).

Example: Some people prefer to have the LED Bar light up when the light is on, whereas others prefer the LED to light up when the light is off, and some just don’t want it on at all! Another use for the brightness outside of aesthetics is to adjust the brightness based on the time of day (ie: if the switch is in your bedroom and you prefer not to have it be bright, you can change the brightness at night vs daytime).

#	About	Description
97	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - Full Bar	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (all 7 LED’s) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-100, in which each 0 = Off and 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage). 0 = Off 1 = 1% 33 = 33% (Default) 100 = 100% How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
98	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - Full Bar	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (all 7 LED’s) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) 0 = Off 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
62	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #1	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #1 - bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
63	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #1	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #1 - bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
67	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #2	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #2 - second from the bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
68	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #2	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #2 - second from the bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
72	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #3	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #3 - third from the bottom LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
73	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #3	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #3 - third from the bottom LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
72	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #4	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #4 - middle LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
73	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #4	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #4 - middle LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
77	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #5	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #5 - third from the top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
78	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #5	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #5 - third from the top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
87	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #6	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #6 - second from the top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
88	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #6	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #6 - second from the top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
87	LED Indicator Intensity (When On) - LED #7	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #7 - top LED) when the switch is on More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 97 (full LED bar intensity - on). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 97 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).
88	LED Indicator Intensity (When Off) - LED #7	This will set the intensity (ie: how bright it is) of the LED Bar (only LED #7 - top LED) when the switch is off More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which each 0 = Off, 100 = 100% (each number represents a percentage) and 101 syncs with Parameter 98 (full LED bar intensity - off). 1 = 1% 33 = 33% 100 = 100% 101 = Sync to Parameter 98 How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the percentage you want the LED bar intensity (the higher the brighter).

    LED Bar Timeout

This parameter is where you set the number of seconds the dim level is shown on the LED bar.

Example: When you change the dim level (locally or remotely), the LED bar will show you approximately what the dim level is (ie: if dimming to 75%, the LED bar will light up 3/4 of the way). This parameter adjusts the time the LED bar shows you the dim level on the switch. After it’s done showing you the level, it goes back to illuminating the entire LED bar (at the color and intensity level you’ve already set) – or you can have the LED bar always show you what level the load is at.

#	About	Description
17	LED Indicator Timeout	Changes the amount of time (in seconds) the RGB Bar shows the Dim level More Details You may choose from a range of 0-11, in which each 0 = Always off, 10 = 10 (each number represents 1 second) and 11 = Always on. 0 = Always off 1 = 1s (Default) 5 = 5s 10 = 10s 11 = Always on How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. Each number represents the number of seconds before the LED bar indicator stops showing the dim level.

    One LED Mode

This parameter is used if you only ever want to use one LED (bottom one) and is primarily for if you have purchased the On/Off Red Series switch and want to match the aesthetics.

Example: Let’s say you purchased the Red Series On/Off switch (that only has one LED) and want all your switches to match. You can set your switch to match this by turning on this mode.

#	About	Description
259	One LED Mode	Switch only shows LED #1 and does not show LED #'s 2-6 – this mimics the Red Series On/Off switch More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, in which each 0 = Disabled and 1 = Enabled 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = Enabled How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select either enabled or disabled.

  Level After Power Restored

The level after power is restored parameter is used to set the way the switch behaves after the switch loses power (ie: power outage). You can set it to always turn on to a certain level, have it always turn off, or have it return to where it was prior to the power outage.

Example: If you experience frequent power outages at night and do not want to wake up to being blinded by all your lights turning on when power is restored, you can set your switch to always be off when power comes back. Most of the time, this parameter is left as the default which is to have the switch return to whatever state it was prior to the power outage, but it’s up to you!

#	About	Description
15	Level After Power Restored	When power is restored, the switch reverts to either On, Off, or Last Level More Details You may choose from a range of 0-101, in which 0 is off, 1-100 represents the switch will turn on to a specific percentage value, and 101 means that the switch will turn onto the last state it was in prior to the power outage 0 = Off 1 = On to 1% 100 = On to 100% 101 = Returns to last state prior to outage (Default) How to Adjust Click on the parameter and input a number. 0 means the switch will turn off, 1-100 represents the switch turning on to a specific percentage value and 101 means the switch will return to the state prior to it losing power.

  Local & Remote Protection ("Disable Relay")

This parameter locks the internal relay so that it cannot be changed either at the switch (locally) or via an app (remotely).

Example: This is typically used to prevent your switch from turning on or off if it’s connected to a load you do not want turned on or off. It’s also used during certain times of day to prevent children from messing with the light switch.

SMART BULB MODE: This parameter used to be the recommendation if using a smart bulb with your switch (as the load). We’ve created a different parameter for this that’s specifically designed for smart bulbs. Please see Parameter 52 (Smart Bulb Mode) or visit the instructions near the bottom of this page that outline how to setup smart bulbs using this mode.

#	About	Description
256	Local Protection	Determines whether or not the load of the switch can be controlled via paddle presses (locally) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, in which 0 = Disabled and 1 = Enabled 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = Enabled How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select to enable or disable it.
257	Remote Protection	Determines whether or not the load of the switch can be controlled via an app (remote) More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, in which 0 = Disabled and 1 = Enabled 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = Enabled How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select to enable or disable it.

  Smart Bulb Mode

This parameter is used to enable smart bulb mode and will allow your switch to be wired directly to smart bulbs.

Example: If you want to use smart bulbs with your smart switch, you would use this parameter. This was created because smart bulbs require constant power to them in order to report in to the hub. If power is cut to them, they can no longer report to the hub as they go offline (because of no power). With smart bulb mode, the switch locks full power to the bulb and sends digital signals to the hub (or bulb) to turn on/off/dim.

#	About	Description
52	Smart Bulb Mode	Enables or disables smart bulb mode More Details You may choose from a range of 0-1, in which 0 = Disabled and 1 = Enabled 0 = Disabled (Default) 1 = Enabled How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select to enable or disable it.

  Switch Delay (Instant On / 700ms delay)

This parameter adjusts the amount of time between when the paddle is pressed and the light turns on. By default, there is a 700ms delay built in so that multi-tap scene control can be used (ie: double-tap to activate a scene). However, this can be adjusted down to, “no delay” (you will lose multi-tap capability) or up to 900ms depending on your preference.

Example: When you walk up to the switch and press up, most people are used to there being no delay at all between when you press up and the light turning on. However, many smart switches have a delay built into them because the switch may be looking for a second tap to activate a scene. You can adjust this delay with this parameter or completely turn it off to mimic a normal switch. If you decide to turn it off, you will lose multi-tap features (but you can still use the favorites button).

#	About	Description
50	Switch Delay	Adjusts the delay between taps in 100ms increments More Details You may choose from a range of 0-9, in which 0 = Instant On (No Delay) and 9 = 900ms 0 = Instant On (Default) 1 = 100ms 7 = 700ms (Default) 9 = 900ms How to Adjust Click on the parameter and select the value you want from the list. The lower the time, the lower the delay between pressing the paddle and the light turning on/off – the higher the time, the slower the delay. Remember, if you set to 0, you will lose the ability to multi-tap for scene control (except for the favorites button).

Animated Notifications

Coming soon.

Scene Control

Coming soon.

Smart Bulb Mode

Using ZigBee Bulbs

The best method to have your smart switch work with Zigbee smart bulbs is to use Zigbee binding. If your Zigbee bulb does not support Zigbee binding (or your bulb isn’t Zigbee), please follow the instructions in the Using Non-Zigbee Bulbs section.

For instructions for Zigbee binding to bulbs, please click here: Zigbee Binding (Switch to Bulb) in Zigbee2MQTT

Bulbs that we’ve tested to be compatible are shown below:

Innr - A19 - RGBW

Philips Hue - A19 - RGBW

Philips Hue - BR30 - RGBW

Philips Hue - Downlight (5/6") - RGBW

Philips Hue - Play Bar - RGBW

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Using Non-ZigBee Bulbs

Use scene control.

ZigBee Binding

For Zigbee binding instructions, please click here: How To's | Setup Zigbee Binding - Home Assistant (Zigbee2MQTT) - Wiki & How-To's - Inovelli Community

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Troubleshooting

Placeholder - Bulb Flickers, Turns off too soon, etc (bulb calibration)

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Additional Resources

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Community Contributions