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White Series Fan Switch VTM35-SN Mode Select / Configuration Options

This article lists the End Points and selectable options for the VTM35-SN

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Written by Lance M

Endpoint

Options

Description

20 - Smart Fan Mode

0: Smart Fan Disable

1: Smart Fan Enable

When enabled, the switch maintains constant power to the connected smart fan while paddle presses are used to send commands rather than directly controlling power to the load

21 - Power Type

0: Non Neutral

1: Neutral

Sets the switch according to how it is wired. Select Neutral when a neutral wire is connected to the switch or Non-Neutral when the switch is installed without a neutral wire

22 - Button Delay

0: No Delay

3: 300ms

4: 400ms

5: 500ms

6: 600ms

7: 700ms

8: 800ms

9: 900ms

Sets the amount of time the switch waits after a paddle press before performing the associated action. This delay allows the switch to determine whether additional paddle presses are coming for multi-tap scene commands. Selecting No Delay provides an instant response but disables multi-tap scene control from the paddle.

23 - Switch Load Control

0: Remote & paddle control

1: Remote control only

2: Remote only with bindings

Determines how the connected load can be controlled.

  • Remote & Paddle Control: The load can be controlled both from the physical paddle and remotely from the hub/controller.

  • Remote Control Only: Physical paddle presses do not directly control the load, but remote commands from the hub/controller can.

  • Remote Only with Bindings: Physical paddle presses do not directly control the local load and are instead intended to control bound Matter devices, while remote control of the local load remains available.

24 - LED Bar Color

0: Red

14: Orange

35: Lemon

64: Lime

85: Green

106: Teal

127: Cyan

149: Aqua

170: Blue

191: Violet

212: Magenta

234: Pink

255: White

Sets the default color of the switch's LED bar

25 - LED Bar Effect

0: Off

1: Solid

2: Fast Blink

3: Slow Blink

5: Middle Chase

6: Open Close

7: Small To Big

9: Slow Falling

10: Middle Falling

11: Fast Falling

12: Slow Rising

13: Middle Rising

14: Fast Rising

15: Middle Blink

16: Slow Chase

17: Fast Chase

18: Slow Siren

19: Fast Siren

Sets the animation or display effect used by the LED bar

26 - Switch Mode (Fan)

0: Ceiling (3 Speed)

1: Exhaust (On/Off)

Determines the type of fan the switch is controlling.

  • Ceiling (3 Speed): Enables Low, Medium, and High speed control for compatible AC ceiling fans.

  • Exhaust (On/Off): Configures the switch for simple On/Off control of a compatible AC exhaust fan.

27 - Fan Timer Locl

0: Local Fan Timer Disable

1: Local Fan Timer Enable

Determines whether the switch's local fan timer functionality is enabled. When enabled, the fan can use the switch's built-in timer functionality without requiring an automation from the hub/controller.

28 - LED Bar Intensity (When On)

0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 13, 16, 20, 23, 26, 30, 33, 36, 40, 45, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100 (Numbers correspond directly to their string labels)

Sets the brightness of the LED bar while the fan/load is on. Select a value from 0% (off) through 100%

29 - LED Bar Intensity (When Off)

0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 13, 16, 20, 23, 26, 30, 33, 36, 40, 45, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100 (Numbers correspond directly to their string labels)

Sets the brightness of the LED bar while the fan/load is off. Select a value from 0% (off) through 100% (maximum brightness).

30 - Fan Quick Start

0: Quick Start Disable

1: 1s

2: 2s

3: 3s

4: 4s

Sets how long the switch initially applies full power when the fan is turned on. This can help fan motors start reliably before the switch transitions to the selected fan speed. Select Quick Start Disable to turn this feature off, or select a duration from 1–4

31 - Fan Min Speed

1: Low

2: Medium

3: High

Sets the lowest fan speed that can be selected during normal operation. For example, selecting Medium prevents the fan from being set to Low

32 - Fan Max Speed

1: Low

2: Medium

3: High

Sets the highest fan speed that can be selected during normal operation. For example, selecting Medium prevents the fan from being set to High speed.

33 - Load Indicator Timeout

0: Not Display

1: 1s

2: 2s

3: 3s

4: 4s

5: 5s

6: 6s

7: 7s

8: 8s

9: 9s

10: 10s

11: Display Not Timeout

Sets how long the LED bar temporarily displays the current fan speed after the speed is changed. Select Not Display to disable the fan-speed indication, choose 1–10 seconds to display it temporarily, or select Display Not Timeout to keep the fan-speed indication displayed.

34 - Single Tap Behavior

0: Default Behavior

1: Single Tap Cycle

2: Tap Down Always Off

Determines how single taps of the paddle control the fan.

  • Default Behavior: Uses the switch's standard single-tap On/Off behavior.

  • Single Tap Cycle: Allows repeated single taps to cycle through the available fan speeds.

  • Tap Down Always Off: A single tap of the bottom paddle always turns the fan off rather than cycling to another speed.

35 - Breeze Mode

0: Breeze Mode Disabled

1: Gentle Breeze

2: Tropical Breeze

3: Winter Blast

Enables a Breeze Mode profile that automatically varies the fan speed to simulate changing airflow rather than running continuously at one fixed speed.

  • Breeze Mode Disabled: Fan operates normally at the selected fixed speed.

  • Gentle Breeze: Uses a mild breeze profile with less aggressive speed changes.

  • Tropical Breeze: Uses a stronger, more varied breeze profile.

  • Winter Blast: Uses the most aggressive breeze profile with stronger airflow changes.

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