INSTEON Musical Toy Instrument INSTEON Musical Toy Instrument User Manual

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Installation – Circuit with 1 Switch
1) Turn off circuit breaker(s) which feed the
switch junction box (or remove fuse(s)).
Verify that the power is off.
2) Remove trimplate from the switch, unscrew
the switch you are replacing and gently pull
out from wall
3) Disconnect wires from switch
1
4) Turn breaker on
5) Using a voltage tester, identify the Line and
Load wires that are connected to the switch
6) Identify Neutral and Ground wires
7) Turn breaker off
8) Connect wires as follows (confirm firm
attachment with no exposed wire)
Keypad Wire
Home Wire
Bare copper
Ground
White
Neutral
Red
Load
Black
Line
9) With button labels right-side up, gently place Keypad into junction box and screw into place
10) Turn breaker on
Keypad’s LEDs will illuminate
11) Verify Keypad is working properly by turning the light on and off.
12) Reinstall the trim plate.
Installation – Circuit with 2 Switches
Circuits with 2 switches controlling the same load are called 3-way circuits. The most common example of a 3-way
circuit is hallway lighting, with a switch at either end of the hall. To install Keypad in a 3-switch circuit, both switches
need to be replaced by Keypads and/or SwitchLincs.
In this example, we will install a 3-way circuit with 2 Keypads, A and B.
1. Turn off circuit breaker(s) feeding power to either of the switch junction boxes (or pull fuse(s))
2. Pull both switches out of their junction boxes. Each switch will have 3 wires connected to it
2
3. Disconnect the wires from the old switches.
3
Make sure that the wires are not touching anything
4. Turn breaker(s) on
5. Using a voltmeter, test wires from both switches until you find Line (120VAC, usually black)
4
Note: the other 2 wires connected to this switch are Traveler wires
1
If the wires cannot be detached by unscrewing them, cut the wires where they enter the switch, then strip ½” of insulation off the ends.
2
If switch has 4 wires connected to it, it is part of a 3-switch or higher circuit. See next section.
3
If the wires cannot be detached by unscrewing them, cut the wires where they enter the switch, then strip ½” of insulation off the ends
4
Only one switch in the circuit was connected to Line.

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