The DIP switches on the rear panel set the operating mode. They need to be set differently depending on whether you are using remote panels.
Operating as a single Light-Switch
| DIP Switch | Function | Set to: |
| 1 | Terminating | OFF |
| 2 | Master/Slave | ON |
| 3 | Master/Slave | ON |
| 4 | Master/Slave | ON |
| 5 | Snapshot | OFF |
| 6 | RDM disable | ON |
Operating as a master Light-Switch with one or more remote (slave) Light-Switch units
| DIP Switch | Function | Master | Slave |
| 1 | Terminating | ON | OFF |
| 2 | Master/Slave | ON | OFF |
| 3 | Master/Slave | ON | OFF |
| 4 | Master/Slave | ON | OFF |
| 5 | Snapshot | OFF | OFF |
| 6 | RDM disable | OFF | OFF |
Important facts
- The products use RDM to communicate with each other, so the RDM Disable switch must be OFF when using remote (slave) Light-Switch.
- If there is a splitter between any of the Light-Switch units, the splitter must be enabled for RDM.
- The DMX port is used for both output and snapshot (input). It changes direction based on the operating mode.
- If a remote (slave) Light-Switch flashes the UP LED, this means it has not been connected by the master. (Check points above and wiring).
