Minimum Recommended Set Up - Intermatic InTouch CA5500R User Manual


InTouch™ User Guide

Minimum Recommended Set Up

This is the short list of the main functions you'll want the
In-Wall Master Controller to be doing.
It's clear that you'll need to set the correct time and
date. That's first. See page 41.
Next, it is extremely helpful to organize all the devices
throughout the house into rooms. Otherwise, each time
you're setting up a scene, you'll have to scroll through
the entire list of devices and try to remember which are
which. See page 44.
Then, if you haven't already set up scenes, it may be
easier to set them up or create them from the In-Wall
Master Controller because you won't have to walk all
through the house with the Hand-Held. For instructions
on Working with Scenes, see page 55.
NOTE: If you have already created scenes using the
Hand-Held and Base, you will see them listed on the
In-Wall Master Controller's display shown according
to the ID number of the device and the last number
indicating the button assigned to activate them. For
example:
Remote C001B001 = Activated by Remote 1, Button 1
Remote C001B002 = Activated by Remote 1, Button 2
Remote C002B001 = Activated by Remote 2, Button 1
Remote C002B002 = Activated by Remote 2, Button 2
etc.
Note that the first characters describe the device.
You'll want to note this information when you are
creating events with the In-Wall Master Controller to
activate these scenes. See page 58 to rename these
scenes to something more user friendly, like "Kids'
Room" or "Watching Movies."
After creating scenes with the In-Wall Master Controller,
you'll want to assign scenes to the six buttons on the
device. See page 56.
You'll also need to know how to manually turn scenes
on and off using the In-Wall Master Controller. See page
55 and 58.
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