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Check fuse to ensure it is not broken. 

The switch I'm replacing 
only has two wires 

DIN Rail needs a Neutral wire 
in order to operate 

Look in the rear of the box for a group of wires all tied 
together with a wire nut. Those are the Neutral wires.  

Pull a Neutral from nearby junction box 

DIN Rail is not receiving 
signals from a controller 

DIN Rail and the controller 
are not within range of each 
other 

Install additional INSTEON devices to strengthen 
INSTEON signals 

US applications: Add a Range Extender 

Move controller within range of DIN Rail 

The controller is plugged into 
a power strip 

Power line signals can't travel through some power filters. 
Plugging the controller directly into a wall outlet works 
best.  

Other appliance(s) are 
causing line noise 

Install filters where device(s) are causing line noise  

Install additional INSTEON devices to strengthen 
INSTEON signals 

The load turned on by 
itself 

Another controller, a timer, or 
stray X10 signals triggered 
DIN Rail 

Install a power line signal blocker in your home to keep 
X10 signals from neighboring homes from interfering. 
Consider not using DIN Rail in X10 mode.  

DIN Rail may have an 
undesired responder 
membership 

Use software to remove membership or perform a factory 
reset 

DIN Rail responds to on 
commands but not off 
commands 

Load connected to DIN Rail is 
producing electrical noise that 
is interfering with DIN Rail 
reception of power line signal 

Install an in-line noise filter between the load and DIN Rail 

Install additional INSTEON devices to strengthen 
INSTEON signals 

When I press a button on 
DIN Rail, it takes a long 
time for other INSTEON 
devices it is controlling to 
respond 

DIN Rail is trying to control a 
scene responder that is not 
powered on  

Connect power to the device 

If the INSTEON device is still available, remove it from 
DIN Rail and then re-add it 

Perform a factory reset  

DIN Rail is locked up 

A surge or excessive noise 
on the power line occurred  

Power cycle the device 

Perform a factory reset 

DIN Rail can turn off my 
responder, but nothing 
happens when I send an 
on  

Responder scene level is off  Add responder to scene again at desired scene on-level 

Controller can turn off DIN 
Rail, DIN Rail does not 
respond to on  

DIN Rail may be added to a 
scene at its off state 

Add DIN Rail to scene again at desired scene on-level  

DIN Rail still controls 
devices even after factory 
reset 

Scene memberships exist in 
the responder 

Remove responder from DIN Rail scene 

 

Summary of Contents for 2453-222

Page 1: ...Page 1 of 16 2453 222 2453 422 2453 522 Rev 1 21 2014 7 51 AM DIN Rail On Off Owner s Manual 2453 222 US 2453 422 EU 2453 522 AUS NZ...

Page 2: ...s 6 Change LED Brightness 6 Error Blink 7 INSTEON Setup 7 INSTEON Controllers Responders and Links 7 Make DIN Rail a Responder 7 Make DIN Rail a Controller 7 Groups 8 Scenes 8 Make DIN Rail a Controll...

Page 3: ...pecified maximum s or install in locations with electricity specifications which are outside of the product s specifications If this device supports dimming please note that dimming an inductive load...

Page 4: ...off breaker fuse and verify power is off 2 Disconnect wires from light fixture Strip away wire coating until you have 5 16 8mm of bare wire on the ends 3 After ensuring the wires are not touching tur...

Page 5: ...y 3 Way Toggle Mode Latching Switches Only Default Because DIN Rail module comes programmed for latching switches 3 way toggle mode is enabled by default Normally a latching switch reads the switch s...

Page 6: ...Single Momentary Wall Switch Dual Momentary Wall Switch Adjust Local Settings Change LED Brightness DIN Rail s LED is set at a default 50 brightness but it can be set anywhere from off to 100 brightn...

Page 7: ...nders only e g FanLinc and some can be controllers and responders e g switches and dimmers The association between the controller and responder is called a link Note that a link is one way If you want...

Page 8: ...ng device A is now a controller of device B 4 Press and hold device B set button until it beeps Device B LED will start blinking green 5 Press and hold device A set button until it double beeps Device...

Page 9: ...on until it beeps Controller LED will start blinking green 2 Press and hold controller button until it beeps a second time Controller LED will start blinking red 3 Press and hold DIN Rail set button u...

Page 10: ...beep and its LED will stop blinking 3 Test by sending X10 on and off commands Load will turn on and off Remove X10 Address 1 Press and hold DIN Rail set button until it beeps DIN Rail LED will start b...

Page 11: ...ct beacon Yes INSTEON device category 0x02 Switched Lighting Control all frequencies INSTEON device subcategory US 0x2E EU 0x33 AUS NZ 0x34 X10 X10 address 1 optional comes unassigned X10 transmitter...

Page 12: ...mum load None User replaceable fuse US 16A 5x20mm slow blow burn glass fuse EU No user replaceable fuse AUS NZ Hardwired remote control Yes either latching or momentary switches supported Retains all...

Page 13: ...ot using DIN Rail in X10 mode DIN Rail may have an undesired responder membership Use software to remove membership or perform a factory reset DIN Rail responds to on commands but not off commands Loa...

Page 14: ...ice provides a phase bridge to DIN Rail module If the other dual band device is blinking red it is on the same phase Device does not provide a phase bridge to DIN Rail module Relocate if necessary and...

Page 15: ...ires that the equipment bearing this symbol on the product and or its packaging must not be disposed of with unsorted municipal waste The symbol indicates that this product should be disposed of separ...

Page 16: ...or electrical or mechanical tampering For optimal use manually verify the device state Any home automation device should be viewed as a convenience but not as a sole method for controlling your home...

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