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Version

LED indication

Output (A)

US

Green

[0A, 7.5A)

Yellow

[7.5A, 13.5A)

Red

[13.5A, 15.5A)

AU

Green

[0A, 5A)

Yellow

[5A, 9A)

Red

[9A, 10.5A)

EU

Green

[0A, 5A)

Yellow

[5A, 9A)

Red

[9A, 10.5A)

Removing Nano Switch from a Z­Wave network.

Your Nano Switch can be removed from your Z­Wave  network at any time. You’ll need to use your Z­Wave network’s main
controller. To set your Z­Wave controller/gateway into removal mode, please refer to the respective section within your
controller instruction manual.

1. Set your Z­Wave controller into removal mode.
2. Press the Action Button on the Nano Switch once or toggle the external manual switch 3 times in fast succession. 
3. if the Nano Switch has been successfully  removed from your Z­Wave network, its RGB LED will remain colourful
gradient. If the removal was unsuccessful, the RGB LED will still be solid (following the state of the output load), repeat the
instructions above from step 1.

Advanced functions.

Changing mode on the External Switch/Button Control.

The Nano Switch can be controlled via 2­state (flip/flop) external/manual switch, momentary push button or the 3­way switch.
To automatically detect and set the mode to the appropriate type of manual switch wired into Nano Switch, toggle the button
on the manual switch once and wait 2 seconds for the Nano Switch to detect the type of manual switch.

You can also set the external switch mode through Configuration Command Class. 

Parameter 120 [1 byte] is the parameter that will set one of the 3 different modes. You can set this configuration to:

(0) 2­state switch mode
(1) Momentary push button Mode
(2) 3­way switch mode

Touch panel control.

As you can see that the Nano Switch’s surface has a pin port, this port is used to connect the Touch panel. When you have
already connected it to the Nano Switch, you will be possible to control the Nano Switch through the Touch panel directly.

Summary of Contents for Aeotec Nano switch

Page 1: ...ot please reference our Z Wave gateway comparison listing The technical specifications of Nano Switch can be viewed at that link Familiarize yourself with your Nano Switch Notes for the wire connectio...

Page 2: ...y during the installation and ensure the wires are not short circuited during the installation which will cause damage to the Nano Switch Note Your home s main circuit breaker must support the overloa...

Page 3: ...please refer to the following diagram to achieve this Wiring diagram of 120 230VAC power input connection to 24VDC power output Note The IN terminal should be connected to the of 24VDC input Wiring d...

Page 4: ...ected to the Live of AC 120V 230V power wire All above wiring diagrams show that the Nano Switch uses 2 Way or momentary button switches as the external manual switch for 2 Way connection The below di...

Page 5: ...res to the S1 and S2 on the Nano Switch e External manual Switch connection Connect 2 18AWG wires form the 2 terminals on the External manual Switch to the Live wire Note This is the physical connecti...

Page 6: ...l 1 Set your Z Wave controller into pairing mode 2 Press the Action Button on the Nano Switch once or toggle the external manual switch once the green LED non secure indication will blink to indicate...

Page 7: ...lowing the state of the output load repeat the instructions above from step 1 Advanced functions Changing mode on the External Switch Button Control The Nano Switch can be controlled via 2 state flip...

Page 8: ...t your Nano Switch as a non secure device in your Z Wave network press the Action Button once on Nano Switch when you pair it to your gateway If inclusion is successful the green LED will be on for 2...

Page 9: ...r Nano Switch s settings to their factory defaults To do this press and hold the Action Button for 20 seconds and then release it Your Nano Switch will now be reset to its original settings and the gr...

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