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KEY FOB SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS:

Prior to setting up the key fob:

• 

Install your Top Dog enabled wireless devices (dimmers, 
switches, plug-in modules, scene controllers, etc.).

• 

Configure your Top Dog enabled wireless system (including 
scene setting if you have scene controllers in the system) 
following the directions provided with each device. 

• 

We recommended that you also read the Miro Installation 
Manual, which is available online.

Now you can set up the key fob to work within the wireless 
system by simply setting the House ID and Setting the Operating 
Mode. If your system does NOT include a scene controller, see 
the Application Note titled “Easy Setup Without a House Scene 
Controller,” which is available online.

Set House ID

All Top Dog enabled wireless devices installed in the same home 
must acquire the same unique House ID before use. This process 
is called house binding. Each device is bound to all other Top Dog 
enabled wireless devices in the house. The following sequence 
assumes that the other devices in the house have already 
received the House ID.

1.   Momentarily press any button on the MKFOB. The LED 

should be solid yellow/amber (a combination of green 
and red) and should remain lit for about one minute. This 
indicates that it has not yet acquired a House ID; proceed 
to step 2. If the LED is a color other than yellow* see 
Troubleshooting.  

2. 

Go to any device already bound to the house (identified 
by a solid green LED) and initiate binding by pressing the 
binding activation keys until its LED flashes yellow (about 
2 seconds). Binding is typically initiated by simultaneously 
pressing and holding the top and bottom of a paddle-
operated device. 

3.   If the LED on the MKFOB is still lit when you complete the 

previous step, it turns green when it receives the House ID, 
then it begins flashing green. 

 

If the LED on the MKFOB is not lit, press and hold any button 
until the LED turns green indicating that it received the 
House ID.

4.   Return to the same device used to initiate the binding and 

end the binding by pressing the binding activation keys until 
the device LED changes to solid green (about 2 seconds). All 
device LEDs should now be solid green.

Set the MKFOB Operating Mode

Review the following sections that describe Operating Mode-1, 
Operating Mode-2 and Operating Mode-3. Choose the operating 
mode that you wish to use. Note that each operating mode 
recalls specific scenes. For example, Operating Mode-1 (default) 
recalls house scenes 1, 5, and 11 from buttons 

1

2

, and 

3

LED

Buttons
     1
     2
     3

Key-chain loop

Operating Mode-1 (Default)

In Mode-1, the MKFOB is 
bound to the house. Mode-1 
is used to recall and record 
House scenes 1, 5, and 11. 
Scene 11 is the scene that 
executes when you press 
the bottom of the ON/OFF 
paddle on a house level 
controller, which has a 
default operation of turning 
off all devices bound to the 
house.

 MODE-1
 Button Recall

 

1

 

House Scene 1

 

2

 

House Scene 5

 

3

 

House Scene 11 (bottom of house controller paddle)

Use the procedure below to set the MKFOB to Mode-1.

1. 

Start binding from the MKFOB: Simultaneously press 
and hold button 

1

 and 

2

 until the LED starts flashing 

yellow (approximately 2 seconds).

2. 

Press and hold MKFOB button 

1

 until the LED 

changes to green then starts flashing yellow again 
(approximately 2 seconds). 

3. 

End the binding from the MKFOB: Simultaneously press 
and hold button 

1

 and 

2

 until the LED stops flashing 

yellow and turns green (approximately 2 seconds).

Operating Mode-2

In Mode-2 the MKFOB 
is bound to the house. 
Buttons 

1

 and 

2

 are the 

same as Mode-1 but button 

3

 is used to toggle PANIC 

mode (scene 14). In other 
words, a press of button 

3

 toggles the command 

that is issued by the device 
from Over-Ride to Scene 
14 (Panic) to Revert Over-
Ride in order to restore the 
home to the previous state. 

 MODE-2
 Button Recall 

 

1

 

House Scene 1

 

2

 

House Scene 5 

 

3

 

Panic/Cancel Panic (Toggle house scene 14)

Use the procedure below to set the MKFOB to Mode-2. 

1. 

Start binding from the MKFOB: Simultaneously press 
and hold button 

1

 and 

2

 until the LED starts flashing 

yellow (approximately 2 seconds).

2. 

Press and hold MKFOB button 

2

 until the LED 

changes to green then starts flashing yellow again 
(approximately 2 seconds).

3. 

End the binding from the MKFOB: Simultaneously press 
and hold button 

1

 and 

2

 until the LED stops flashing 

yellow and turns green (approximately 2 seconds).

LED

Scene

11

5

1

MKFOB
Mode-1

LED

Scene

14

5

1

MKFOB
Mode-2

Summary of Contents for MKFOB v2

Page 1: ...r room such as the great room Button 2 turns off all or selected lights in the room Button 3 turns off all or selected house lights These three applications are typical however the user can record scenes in any number of ways For example Mode 1 could be used to have three different arrival scenes lights on or leaving night scenes lights off Just remember that each button can only recall one specif...

Page 2: ...solid green about 2 seconds All device LEDs should now be solid green Set the MKFOB Operating Mode Review the following sections that describe Operating Mode 1 Operating Mode 2 and Operating Mode 3 Choose the operating mode that you wish to use Note that each operating mode recalls specific scenes For example Operating Mode 1 default recalls house scenes 1 5 and 11 from buttons 1 2 and 3 LED Butto...

Page 3: ... mode selected To revise a scene record the scene from the room or house level device to which the MKFOB is bound Lock Key Fob Locking the MKFOB prevents it from being inadvertently reset to factory defaults Lock the key fob after scene configuration To Lock Start a binding from the MKFOB simultaneously press and hold button 1 and 2 until the LED starts flashing yellow Press and hold buttons 1 and...

Page 4: ... be necessary to add a MRR2 Repeater if reception to a particular area of the house is blocked The LED does not light when I press a button The battery may be out of position or may need replacement See Battery Usage Installing a New Battery The MKFOB won t accept the House ID binding and it will not initiate a binding See There is no click below There is no click when I press a button The key mem...

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