TriggerLinc Owner’s Manual
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Installing TriggerLinc
1)
RF-only devices require at least one dual-band INSTEON device, such as an Access Point (#2443), for
communication. For the best INSTEON network performance, be sure you have properly installed at least
two dual-band INSTEON devices.
2)
Use a screwdriver to remove the cover of the TriggerLinc main case and install one AA battery (included)
3)
Unless the location where you plan to mount TriggerLinc is in direct view of the Status LED on a dual-band
INSTEON device, have someone watch the Status LED on the nearest dual-band device. Then, hold
TriggerLinc in the location where you intend to mount it and tap its Set button.
The TriggerLinc Status LED will flash once
The dual-band device’s Status LED will also flash once or twice to confirm TriggerLinc is within range
If the TriggerLinc Status LED doesn’t flash, replace the battery
If the TriggerLinc Status LED flashes, but the dual-band device’s Status LED doesn’t flash,
TriggerLinc might be out of range. Try moving the dual-band device to other locations or add
additional dual-band devices.
4)
When mounting TriggerLinc, ensure the main case and magnet are as close to each other as possible. The
magnet must be within ½ inch of the case to work properly. The arrows on the side of the case and the
magnet must also align and face each other.
Screws or double-stick tape can be used for mounting. 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-stick tape is very strong; you may wish to reduce its adhesion by first pressing
it lightly against a piece of fabric or carpet.
5)
Mount the TriggerLinc magnet to the door/window as close to the edge as possible
6)
Mount the TriggerLinc case to the door/window trim. If you plan to mount the unit with screws, remove the
battery to mount and then reinstall the battery.
7)
If you plan to Link Responders, see
Linking TriggerLinc to an INSTEON Responder
and then replace the
battery cover.
Connecting an External Sensor to TriggerLinc
NOTE: For the basic use of TriggerLinc’s external sensor terminals, it is not recommended to also use
TriggerLinc’s internal reed switch to help ensure the desired behavior. If connecting multiple sensors to
TriggerLinc’s external sensor terminals and/or using TriggerLinc’s reed switch in addition to an external sensor,
see
Advanced Use of External Sensors with TriggerLinc.
1) Use a small screwdriver to remove the cover of the TriggerLinc main case
2) Strip the sensor wire about ¼ inch
3) Unscrew the external sensor terminals, connect the sensor wire, and then screw the terminals in
4) Test by opening and closing the sensor
The TriggerLinc Status LED will flash once when the sensor opens or closes
5) If you haven’t already done so, Link the desired Responders before replacing the cover. See
Linking
TriggerLinc to an INSTEON Responder.
6) Replace the TriggerLinc main case cover
