The Blue Series Fan Switch has many different button combinations that indicate what the switch is doing or what settings and parameters are being changed.

Standard Button Combinations are used to either pair/remove your switch, check Zigbee strength, or factory reset your switch

Quick Tap Sequences is a quick and easy way to change the important parameters (ie: changing from Exhaust Fan to Ceiling Fan, Smart Fan Mode, etc).

Local Configuration is a more complex way of changing additional parameters outside of the Quick Tap Sequences.

Standard Button Combinations for your Blue Series Fan Switch are used to either pair/remove your switch, check Zigbee strength, or factory reset your switch.

To see the table, click here: Standard Button Combination Table

To pair your Blue Series Fan switch, put your hub in pairing mode and tap the configuration (favorites) button 3x and your LED Bar will start pulsing blue - if successful, the LED Bar will then flash green (if unsuccessful, it will flash red).

To check the strength of your Zigbee network where your Blue Series Fan switch is at, hold down on the configuration (favorites) button for 5-10 seconds until the LED Bar turns green. Release the configuration button when the LED Bar turns green and the color of the LED Bar will be the strength of your network: green equals good, yellow equals ok, and red equals poor.

To factory reset your Blue Series Fan switch, hold down on the top of the paddle (on button) along with the configuration (favorites) button for approximately 20 seconds until the LED Bar turns red and then release.

The Blue Series Fan Switch has various settings and parameters you can change at the switch itself via the configuration (favorites) button located at the top right of the switch.

To see the Quick Tap Sequences Table, click here: Quick Tap Sequences Table

Example: If you'd like to change your Blue Series Fan switch from an on/off switch to a dimmer switch manually, you would hold down on the bottom part of the paddle (off) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button three times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid orange (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has changed to a Dimmer switch.

To put your Blue Series Fan Switch in Exhaust Fan (On/Off) Mode, hold down on the top part of the paddle (on) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button three (3) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid red (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has changed to an Exhaust Fan switch.

To put your Blue Series Fan Switch in Ceiling Fan (3-Speed) Mode, hold down on the bottom part of the paddle (off) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button three (3) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid orange (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has changed to a Dimmer switch.

NOTE: If your switch does not have a neutral wire, you will only have 2-Speeds.

To enable Smart Fan Mode on your Blue Series Fan Switch, hold down on the top part of the paddle (on) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button four (4) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid yellow (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has enabled Smart Fan Mode.

To disable Smart Fan Mode on your Blue Series Fan Switch, hold down on the bottom part of the paddle (off) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button four (4) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid blue (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has disabled Smart Fan Mode.

To have your Blue Series Fan Switch work with an Auxiliary (Add-On) switch in a multi-way (3-Way) setting, hold down on the top part of the paddle (on) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button five (5) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid white (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has enabled 3-Way + Aux Switch Mode.

NOTE: If your switch does not have a neutral wire, you will need to program it to work with an Aux switch. Please follow these instructions to do so: Blue Series Fan Switch • Special Programming for Aux Switch in Non-Neutral Mode

To have your Blue Series Fan Switch work as a Single-Pole switch, hold down on the bottom part of the paddle (off) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button five (5) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid violet (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has enabled Single-Pole Mode.

To disable the button delay and create an, "Instant On" setup (ie: when you tap the switch, the light immediately turns on or off) on your Blue Series Fan Switch, hold down on the top part of the paddle (on) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button seven (7) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid green (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has enabled Instant On Mode. Remember, if you enable this feature, you will no longer have multi-tap scene control from the paddle (you will still have it at the config/favorites button).

To enable the button delay and allow a 500 millisecond delay between the time you tap the switch to when the light turns on or off on your Blue Series Fan Switch, hold down on the bottom part of the paddle (off) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button seven (7) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid yellow (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has enabled the Button Delay Mode. Remember that when there is a 500ms delay enabled, you will have the ability to create multi-tap scene control automations.

To check the firmware version on your Blue Series Fan Switch, hold down on the down on the bottom part of the paddle (off) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button nine (9) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). The LED Bar will flash white and orange in a sequence that aligns with the firmware version. For example, if the firmware version is 2.15, the switch will light up in the following way:

To enable Local Protection Mode (Parameter 256) on your Blue Series Fan Switch, hold down on the top part of the paddle (on) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button ten (10) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid green (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has enabled Local Protection Mode.

To disable Local Protection Mode (Parameter 256) on your Blue Series Fan Switch, hold down on the bottom part of the paddle (off) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button ten (10) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid red (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has disabled Local Protection Mode.

To enable Local Protection Mode (Parameter 257) on your Blue Series Fan Switch, hold down on the top part of the paddle (on) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button fifteen (15) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid green (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has enabled Remote Protection Mode.

To disable Remote Protection Mode (Parameter 257) on your Blue Series Fan Switch, hold down on the bottom part of the paddle (off) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button fifteen (15) times (do not let go of the paddle when finished tapping the config button). Wait for the LED Bar to flash solid red (and then let go of the paddle) indicating the switch has disabled Remote Protection Mode.

To access additional parameters outside of the Quick Tap Sequences, you'll want to use Local Configuration.

To see the Local Configuration Table, click here: Local Configuration Table

Here is the logic to change the parameters locally:

Example: If you'd like to change the color of your Blue Series Fan switch LED Bar you would hold down on the configuration button until the LED Bar turns Yellow and let go. The LED Bar will blink Yellow 1x to indicate it's in Local Configuration Mode. Using the Local Configuration Table, you will see that to access the LED Bar Color, you would tap the configuration button 9x. After you tap the configuration button 9x, the LED Bar will slow blink 9x to indicate it's on the correct parameter. Next, you will tap the paddle up or down to select the LED Bar color you want. Finally, to save the configuration, you will hold down on the configuration button until the LED Bar turns Yellow and let go. It will blink Cyan to confirm.

Below you'll find tables for the Standard Button Combinations, Quick Tap Sequences as well as Local Control Options.

In order to conserve space, we've abbreviated some of the words in the, "Action" column. Here are the abbreviations:

Here's how you read this chart:

Example: If you'd like to enable Smart Fan Mode on your Blue Series Fan switch manually, you would hold down on the top part of the paddle (on) while simultaneously tapping the configuration button four times. After the fourth time tapping, continue to hold the top part of the paddle (on) until the LED Bar flashes solid yellow indicating the switch has enabled Smart Fan Mode.

Here's how you read this chart:

Example: Let's say you wanted to change the LED Bar to a color of orange when the load is on. You would see that the #9 is, "LED Indicator Color (When On)". Then the Value column says that Orange is an option and the instructions say to tap up/down the paddle until you find Orange. An example is shown below in the, "Video Demonstration".