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3 Function
3.1 General function
A wall-mounting pushbutton is used to activate
the receivers that have been taught-in to it. It also
features a display that is used to show the name of
a taught-in device and the room where it is located,
and to output status messages relating to radio
commands that have been issued.
The wall-mounting pushbutton has 10 channels;
between 1 and 10 components can be taught-in to
each of these channels. This means that multiple
actions can be performed at just one touch of a
single button.
Basic functions and the names of actuators/rooms
can be set locally on the wall-mounting pushbutton
itself. Since this is a surface-mounting device, it can
be quite easily retrofitted anywhere in the home.
3.2 Overview
The wall-mounting pushbutton
consists of two parts:
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