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Switching operations are confirmed on the dis-
play. If an action (such as switching on the light) is
performed via the wall-mounting pushbutton, the
display text will initially be orange to indicate that
the associated command is being transmitted. If
the wall-mounting pushbutton receives feedback
from the actuator confirming that the light has been
switched on successfully, the text will immediately
change to green. If the light could not be switched
on for any reason, this will be indicated by the text
changing to red.
4.2 General operation and menu
The rocker on the wall-mounting pushbutton can be
pressed in four different directions. A general distinc-
tion is also made between pressing and releasing
the button (button pressed for under 4 seconds) and
pressing and holding down the button (button pressed
for more than 4 seconds). Press the left (a) or right (b)
of the button to select one of the various taught-in
devices or channels. Up to 10 channels (positions 1
to 10) can be assigned. Pressing the button at the top
(c) or bottom (d) triggers an action. Usually the top (c)
switches a device on and the bottom (d) switches it
off. Pressing the button and holding it down can trig-
ger an additional function for some actuators: with a
dimmer, for example, pressing the button at the top
