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TriggerLinc Owner’s Manual  

 

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INSTALLATION 

TriggerLinc Hardware 

Reed Switch 

Used by TriggerLinc to detect whether the included magnet is 
within ½ inch of the main case: 

 

Reed switch is in the closed state when the magnet is 
inside ½ inch 

 

Reed switch is in the opened state when the magnet is 
further than ½ inch  

Jumper 

When the jumper is installed (default), TriggerLinc will send an 
INSTEON ON command when it opens and an OFF command 
when it closes. When the jumper is uninstalled (as in Multi-
Scene Mode), TriggerLinc will activate Scene 1 when it opens 
and activate Scene 2 when it closes.  

NOTE: When installing or uninstalling the jumper, the battery will 
need to be removed and then reinstalled for the new jumper 
setting to take effect.  

Set Button 

Used to: 

 

Link to other INSTEON devices (Responders) 

  Control Linked Responders (Scene 1): tap to toggle 

between on and off 

External Sensor Terminals 

When using an external sensor, TriggerLinc is in the closed state when 

either 

the external sensor 

terminals or the reed switch are closed. In other words, TriggerLinc opens when 

both 

the external sensor 

terminals and reed switch are open. See 

Advanced Use of External Sensors with TriggerLinc 

for more 

information. 

Status LED 

Indicates: 

 

Change in state (opens or closes) 

 

TriggerLinc is in Linking/Unlinking Mode (Status LED is blinking)  

Arrows 

Arrows indicate the location of the reed switch inside the main case, so the magnet should be installed as 
close as to them as possible. 

Magnet 

Included magnet is installed on opposing plane than TriggerLinc main case. It should be less than ½ inch 
away from the main case when the door/window, etc. is closed and further than ½ inch when open.  

(Antenna not 

shown for clarity) 

Summary of Contents for TriggerLinc 2843-2

Page 1: ...TriggerLinc INSTEON Wireless Door Window Sensor Open Close Model 2843 2...

Page 2: ...m TriggerLinc 7 Using TriggerLinc s Multi Scene Mode 8 CREATING INSTEON SCENES 9 ADVANCED FEATURES 9 Advanced Use of External Sensors with TriggerLinc 9 Restoring Power to TriggerLinc 9 Resetting Trig...

Page 3: ...Links to other INSTEON devices in minutes Operates via radio frequency RF to eliminate unsightly and inconvenient wiring Battery operated for easy installation Wires standard security sensors to Trig...

Page 4: ...ther In an INSTEON network every INSTEON device also acts as a repeater receiving and sending every message to all other devices in the network So by integrating more INSTEON devices you will strength...

Page 5: ...on Used to Link to other INSTEON devices Responders Control Linked Responders Scene 1 tap to toggle between on and off External Sensor Terminals When using an external sensor TriggerLinc is in the clo...

Page 6: ...Depending on the style of your door or window frame you might need to use some double stick tape beneath one of the pieces to ensure they are at the same relative height NOTE The included double stic...

Page 7: ...ve 4 minutes to complete the next step before Linking Mode automatically times out 4 Press hold the Responder s Set button for 3 seconds The TriggerLinc Status LED will stop blinking and turn on solid...

Page 8: ...d 4 Move the TriggerLinc magnet close to the main case putting it in the closed state The TriggerLinc Status LED will flash once 5 Link the desired Responders for when TriggerLinc opens Scene 2 Scene...

Page 9: ...ations note the TriggerLinc behavior it is assumed in this example that the TriggerLinc internal reed switch is not being used Several sensors connected in series TriggerLinc will show open if any of...

Page 10: ...between the two phases via RF Dual band INSTEON devices embody the full potential of a true INSTEON mesh network Taking the power line band signal and working in conjunction with the RF band signal i...

Page 11: ...les aux appareils radio exempts de licence L exploitation est autorise aux deux conditions suivantes 1 l appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage et 2 l utilisateur de l appareil doit accepter tout...

Page 12: ...her oral or written express or implied including any warranty or merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose Any implied warranty including any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a par...

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