Please use this document as a resource to understand the various parameters on your Gen 1 On/Off Toggle Switch w/Scenes (NZW30-ST). We try to keep this up-to-date, but as we constantly change our firmware, there may be a mistake. Please reach out if you see anything that needs to be corrected.

Please see the table below for a quick reference guide to the parameters on the Gen 1 On/Off Toggle Switch w/Scenes (NZW30-ST). The table is meant to provide a high level view of all the parameters. For a full explanation of each parameter, please click on the hyperlink in each cell to be taken down the page to the appropriate section.

Below we'll list out the parameter number, description, range, default value, size, firmware version it was implemented and an example of how to use it.

LED Indicator refers to turning on and off the LED Indicator on the bottom of your switch.

Invert Switch refers to inverting the switch (where tapping up on the switch will turn the switch off and tapping down on the switch will turn the switch on)

Auto-Off Timer refers to the switch being turned off after a certain amount of time (in seconds).

To modify the behavior of the LED Indicator on your Gen 1 On/Off Toggle Switch w/Scenes (NZW30-ST), please select Parameter 3 within your hub and then input a range of 0-2, where a value of 0 has the LED off when the switch is on, a value of 1 has the LED on when the switch is on, and a value of 3 has the LED disabled. The default value is 0 (switch on, LED off).

To invert your Gen 1 On/Off Toggle Switch w/Scenes (NZW30-ST) (ie: tapping on the up button turns your light off and tapping on the down button turns your light on), you would select Parameter 4 within your hub and then select either 0 to keep it non-inverted or 1 to invert it with the default being that the switch is not inverted (value of 0).

To set an auto-off timer where you can have your Gen 1 On/Off Toggle Switch w/Scenes (NZW30-ST) turn off after a certain amount of seconds, you would select Parameter 5 within your hub and then input a range of 0-32768, where each interval is a second.