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How do I customize the settings on my sPODMA D Wall Switch?

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Trudy
12/17/2025, 10:19:59 AM

Customizing your sPODMA D Wall Switch settings is straightforward. Follow these steps:

  1. Enter Programming Mode: Press and hold the top button until the LED begins to flash rapidly; then, release the button.
  2. Enter On Mode Function: Press the button twice to access the On Mode function.
  3. View Current Setting: The current On Mode setting is indicated by a series of LED flashes. For instance, one flash signifies Auto-On. To adjust the setting, proceed to the next step before the sequence repeats 10 times.
  4. Change Setting: While the current setting is flashing, interrupt it by pressing the button the number of times that matches your desired new setting. For example, press the button twice to select Manual On. The switch will confirm your selection with a flash.
  5. Finalize Setting: While the new setting is flashing, interrupt it by pressing and holding the button until the LED flashes rapidly; then, release.
  6. Confirm and Activate: Press the button twice to confirm and activate the new setting. The LED will blink twice to acknowledge the change. If you don't see two flashes, repeat the process.
  7. Exit Programming Mode: To exit programming mode without saving, allow the blink sequence to repeat 10 times, then return to step 1.

By following these steps, you can easily program your sPODMA D Wall Switch to fit your specific needs, whether it's changing modes, adjusting dimming, or setting up multi-way operation.

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