DLM Wired Standard Switch, 1B, Brown

A solid red LED on an LMSW (Digital Lighting Management Switch) typically indicates one of the following issues: Faulty Hardware or Connection Issues 🔹 A damaged LMSW switch, defective DLM cable, or a faulty room controller can cause the solid red LED. 🔹 Testing with another known working switch can help diagnose the issue. Troubleshooting Steps: ✅ Check the DLM Network Connections: Ensure all RJ45 cables are securely connected. ✅ Inspect the Room Controller: Make sure the LMRC is powered and functioning. ✅ Power Cycle the System: Turn Off and back On the breaker to recycle the room. ✅ Use a Different Port or Replace the Cable: If available, try another port or swap the cable to rule out a bad connection. ✅ Factory Reset the Switch: If needed, hold the configuration button for about 10 seconds to reset settings. ✅ Swap with a Known Working LMSW: If another switch works fine, the original may be defective. Call Wattstopper Technical Support: A technician can custom tailor a solution based on the specific issue being reported.

The updated Bluebeam files, which include the latest LMSW-200 series of switches, are available on the FASP portal.

Hello, The FS-205 occupancy sensors turn lighting ON and OFF based on occupancy and ambient light levels. It does not have continues dimming