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When looking for the UID of a device, first press a button on the LSG3‐W wireless switch to initiate a transmit command, at the relay use
on/off button to cycle the relay and initiate a transmit command. Then click the "Read UIDs" button in the software to read the
unique device IDs for the switch and relay that last transmitted (see Figure 3).
You can left click on the "G3", Rly/Dim", Photo", or Generic locations to copy the currently displayed UID then left click on the light gray
LS 01 or R:01 D:01;01 location to paste the 8 digit code into a LS device or Relay/Dimmer location (see Figure 4). You may also directly
type in the 8‐digit ID code. This ID code is made of four 2‐digit HEX sets (00 to FF).
5.4 Example Link Programming
As an example: my switch is a LSG3‐W‐2MZD with an ID: 04.CE.86.C4. The LLEVO‐W also received a relay/dimmer at ID: 03.24.EE.15. The
LLEVO‐W panel will always display the last device ID it received within its radio range.
I have assigned the LightSync switch to two lines because it is an MZD‐2 type and uses two LightSync device addresses in series. You also
need to set the orange count box for "1" on the first device and "2" for 2
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MZD‐5 then the 3
sequential LS address would be set for "3". I have assigned the 2‐load WR20D‐2 relay (ID: 03.24.EE.15) to R:01 D01:01
and R:02 D:01:02, you must also selected "Out 1" for the first load and "Out 2" for the 2
(see Figure 4). The WR5D, WR20D, WR20R‐EM relays are all a single load device and use "Out 1" only.
You can test the relay control to the ID by clicking the "T" test button, the relay should trigger the load Off/On once.
Figure 3
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LS address, if the G3 switch uses 3 device addresses such as a
Figure 4
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load using the orange "Out #" box on the right
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