Transmitter - Wireless Pulse Wall Switch
Ref : IMRF
July 2009
page 6
IMRF
X10 address
The X10 address consists of a HOUSE CODE and UNIT CODE.
This unique address makes it possible to control one or more receivers
(with the same address) with commands from the IMRF switch.
General Information:
1. The factory default address is set to A1.
This means you can remotely control any X10 compatible receiver which is set
to address A1:
a) Like e.g. the Ebode receivers RMA, RMV, RPT, RPA, RPL (RPA and RPL
require a RF transceiver in order to convert the RF signals to X10 power
line commands, e.g the RPT).
b) Or Classic X10 Receivers like the TM13, CM15 or SC28 security console,
when set to the same House code, A.
2. The front LED of the IMRF module indicates the following state:
- Green: ON
- Red: OFF
Programming
the IMRF switch:
Information: The front LED indicates the 3 following states:
- Red LED: House code (A to P)
- Green LED: Unit code (1 to 16)
- Yellow LED: status of the program mode.
When setting the address to e.g.: B3.
1. Press and hold the button until it lights up yellow. (The led will
illuminate, then off after 10 seconds, then goes yellow); release
button press.
Next the LED will blink once red for the House Code ‘A’ then blink green
once for the Unit Code ‘1’ (the factory setting is A1: One red blink and
one green blink), then blinks yellow for 5 seconds.
2. In the interval of 5 seconds before the yellow light goes off, press
and hold the button until the HOUSE code «B»: there will be 2 red
blinks for B. Release the key at the time the selected Home code is
reached, the indicator lights up yellow again.
