Full Color Wireless Wall Switch Operation

Turning The Lights On – White

The top button on the Wireless Wall Switch™ is for turning ON the lights to WHITE. The Smart Lighting System will turn on to the last brightness setting they were at before they were turned off. The brightness setting for WHITE is stored separately than the brightness setting for COLOR.

A tiny green light on the top left corner of the switch will appear when you press the button. This indicates that the signal has been sent to the LED controller.

Turning The Lights On – Color

The middle button ("HAVEN") on the Wireless Wall Switch™ is for turning the lights on to COLOR mode. With a press of this button, the lights will turn to the last color and brightness setting they were on during color mode.

Dimming The Lights

The top rocker switch, with up and down arrows, is used to control the brightness setting of the lights. When you set the brightness, the Smart Lighting System will store the brightness level independently for WHITE and COLOR and recall it the next time the lights are turned on.

Turning The Lights Off

The bottom button on the Wireless Wall Switch™ will turn the lights OFF.

Changing The Color

When the lights are in Color Mode, press the left and right arrow rocker switches located under the HAVEN button to change the color. Once you get all the way to the end of the list on either side, (RED to the left and PINK to the right) the colors will not change any further with more presses in that same direction).

Hint: This feature enables you to sync the multiple controllers to the same color operation using one switch. To get them in sync, just go all the way to the left or right until the colors match. From then on they will be in sync unless changed from another switch that is not paired to all of the same LED controllers.

Selecting Pattern Mode (Rotating Colors)

In order to make the lights run in Pattern Mode, press and hold the middle "HAVEN" button for 3 seconds. This will put the controller into Pattern Mode. Once in this mode the controller will give you a quick preview of the colors it is about to rotate through (this is done because if you have the rate set to change very slowly you do not have to wait to determine which pattern you have selected). When you see the preview you can let go of the button as you have entered Pattern Mode.

To change to a different pattern, press the left and right rocker switches (below the "HAVEN" button) to switch to different patterns. In order to do this you must be in Pattern Mode.

Exiting pattern mode can be done in three different ways. Pressing the OFF button. Pressing the WHITE ON button or short pressing the Color ("HAVEN") button.

Changing The White Temperature Color

A unique feature in the Full Color collection is the ability to change the color of the white to your desired setting. Once you set it, the next time on WHITE is selected, this will be the color that the lights will turn on.  

Hold down the WHITE ON button. Keep WHITE ON pressed and also press the change color buttons (left and right arrow rocker switches). Press left to move to a "colder/blue" white spectrum and right to shift towards the "warm/red" ranges. Once you are satisfied the color of the white let go of both buttons. That LED controller will automatically save this setting. This color will be the white shown the next time the WHITE ON button is pressed.

Changing The Rate of Pattern Mode

There are several rate options that can be selected within pattern mode. To change the rate of the patterns, press and hold the bottom OFF button. While the off button is being held down, press the left or right rocker buttons (below the "HAVEN" button). Pressing the left button will increase the pattern speed. Pressing the right button will decrease the pattern speed. The lights will change colors when you press the buttons to reflect the speed of the pattern (see your LED Controller manual to determine the color / rate chart). When you have the pattern speed you desire (based on the color feedback of the lights) release the buttons.