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LED Behavior
Mini Remote has a two-color LED (Green and Red) which momentarily indicates whether an on or an off
is being sent.
LED State
Meaning
Blink green (once)
On sent
Blink red (once)
Off sent
Blink red (for a few
seconds)
One or more scene members did not acknowledge (note: scene members
may still have heard the scene command and adjusted their settings)
Turn Unit On/Off (Pocket Mode)
The Mini Remote features a power switch located next to the set button. If you plan on carrying the Mini
Remote in your pocket it is recommended that you turn it off to prevent buttons from accidentally being
pressed. This is also recommended if your RemoteLinc will not be in use for long periods of time.
Stuck button
If a button on Mini Remote is held for more than 4 minutes, the RemoteLinc will automatically stop
transmitting to preserve battery life. The Mini Remote will automatically turn back on when the button that
was depressed is no longer being pressed.
Advanced Features
Make Mini Remote a Controller of Multiple Responders
1) Tap the Mini Remote paddle (top or bottom) – if in 2 scene mode, tap the top of the paddle for scene
1 or the bottom for scene 2
2) Press and hold set button for 3 seconds - until you hear a beep
LED will begin blinking green
3) Tap set button
LED will begin double-blinking green
4) Adjust each responder to the desired state, then press and hold responder set button until Mini
Remote double-beeps
LED will continue double-blinking green
5) When all your devices have been added, tap Mini Remote’s set button
Mini Remote will double-beep and its LED will turn off
Power Switch
(right On, left Off)
