Motion Sensor - Universal Devices ISY-99i Series User Manual

Momentary: A - The relay will close momentary. If it is Linked while On it will respond
to On. If it is Linked while Off it will respond to Off.
Momentary: Look at Sensor - If the sensor is On the relay will close momentarily when
an On command is received. If the sensor is Off the relay will close momentarily when
an Off command is received.
Momentary: Both - On and Off both cause the relay to close momentary.
KeypadLinc
KeypadLincs show up as multiple nodes on the ISY (6 button or 8 button, depending on
which model KeypadLinc). When switching between 6 and 8 button modes on the
KeypadLinc, the device must be removed and re-added to the ISY.
Only the KeypadLinc's primary load button can be controlled directly by the ISY (through
the Admin Console and ISY Programs). To control secondary buttons, create a Scene
containing the button and control the scene.
KeypadLincs support several unique options, such as:
Manually Exclusive Buttons – groupings of buttons so that one and only one button in
the group can be ON at any one time.
Toggle Mode – toggle a button to always stay ON or OFF (and only send the respective
command when pressed)
LED Brightness – adjust the KeypadLinc button LED brightness
Due to variations in KeypadLinc firmware, some configuration options may or may not be
available.
LampLinc
Most LampLincs will not act as controllers – they will not notify the ISY or control other
linked devices if turned on or off locally (via the SET button or using load sensing).
LampLincs labeled v4.2 or higher (firmware v33+) should act as controllers.

Motion Sensor

Motion Sensors are RF devices, thus require the installation of an INSTEON RF receiver
(such as an INSTEON AccessPoint).
The Motion Sensor cannot be linked using Auto Discover. To link a Motion Sensor to the
ISY, please choose the LINK MANAGEMENT pulldown, then NEW INSTEON DEVICE. Enter
the device address manually (found inside the battery compartment), then select the
"2420M INSTEON Motion Sensor" from the Device Type list.
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