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Wireless Keypad Switches

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45 Perseverance Way, Hyannis MA 02601..

009-1758-05  |  200903

Savant.com

  |  508.683.2500

1.  At the main breaker panel, switch off the breaker that supplies power to the dimmer or switch getting replaced.
2.  Unscrew the wall plate and remove it. Verify power is removed using a 120V AC tester.
3.  Unscrew the two 6-32 flat head screws and pull out the existing electrical switch/dimmer.
4.  Disconnect and label each wire removed from the existing switch/dimmer. Labeling the wires ensures they will be installed onto the 

new switch/dimmer correctly, mainly if the circuit employs a 3-way configuration.

5.  Using the supplied wire nuts or an approved alternative, connect the in-wall wires removed in step 4 to the leads coming from the 

new Savant wireless switch/dimmer. See the 

Wiring Diagrams

 and 

Rear Panel

 sections for more information.

6.  Insert the switch/dimmer into the electrical switch box and secure using the 6-32 flat head screws provided. DO NOT use a powered 

screwdriver. A powered screwdriver can over tighten the screws.

Electrician Removal/Installation

 ELECTRIC SHOCK! 

The 120V AC, 60 Hz source power poses an electrical shock hazard that has the potential to cause serious 

injury to installers and end users.

 IMPORTANT NOTES!

 

A licensed electrician is required to install any Savant wireless lighting devices. Isolate and turn off power at the main breaker 

panel before installing any electrical devices.

 

Use #14 AWG or larger solid copper wires (80°C) for the supply, neutral, and ground connections. Strip wires  to 

 in (16.0 mm).

7.  Install the wall plate adapter. When installing, ensure the adapter 

completely covers the metal yoke.

8.  From the main breaker panel, switch on the breaker that was 

switched off in step 1 above.

9.  Toggle the power button on the front panel to the ON position. 

With power applied, the switch/dimmer will go through a boot 

sequence, and both the button and dimming array LEDs on the 

front panel will cycle red, green, blue, then white. 

10. After the boot sequence completes, the LEDs on the dimming 

array will blink red in an alternating pattern, which indicates the 

switch is in a state where an IP Address is currently not assigned. 

NOTE:

 Provisioning will be accomplished later in the process.

11.  Press the buttons on the front panel and verify the load reacts 

appropriately.

.5s

.5s

Repeat

Three dimming LEDs alternate red left to right. 

The keypad is not communicating with the local wireless network and needs to be provisioned. After 

a short time (up to one minute), the blinking stops. To check the status of the keypad after the LED’s 

stop blinking, press any button on the keypad and the LEDs will begin flashing again to indicate the 

state of the keypad.

.5s

.5s

Repeat

Three dimming LEDs on left are solid magenta and three dimming LEDs on the right blink magenta.

The keypad is connected to the local network (IP Address assigned) but not bound to the 

configuration running on the Host. 

.5s

.5s

Repeat

All Dimming LEDs blink.

Indicates the type of load connected is not supported. Try toggling the service switch or pressing 

and releasing the reset button on the front panel. This will reboot and recalibrate the keypad to the 

load connected to its output.

NOTE

: Once the keypad connects to a Savant system the color may change but the sequencing 

remains the same.

.5s

.5s

Repeat

Rightmost dimming LED blinks green.

Boot loader mode. The keypad is ready/receiving an update.

LED Sequencing

Wall Plate

Adapter

Wall Plate

Electrical

Switch Box

Mounting

Screws

Wall Plate and Adapter

sold separately

12. Install the wall plate once all steps are complete.
13. Once installed, if the keypad is not already provisioned to the local network, provisioning information 

is available in the 

Wireless Keypad Provisioning Guide

 available on the 

Savant Community

.

Summary of Contents for WPB-S106 Series

Page 1: ...e devices must accept any interference received including interferences that may cause undesired operation 15 21 The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment 15 105 This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for CLASS B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules Thes...

Page 2: ...visioned For more information on LED patterns refer to the LED Sequencing section Reset Button Press and release Determines the type of load connected to the keypad s output wire and calibrates itself to function with that load Press and release the reset button to fix issues such as flickering or a load that isn t performing optimally D Button LED When provisioned to a network but not configured ...

Page 3: ... to the ON position With power applied the switch dimmer will go through a boot sequence and both the button and dimming array LEDs on the front panel will cycle red green blue then white 10 After the boot sequence completes the LEDs on the dimming array will blink red in an alternating pattern which indicates the switch is in a state where an IP Address is currently not assigned NOTE Provisioning...

Page 4: ...of an electrical box Tabs are NOT removed from the outside edge of any device positioned at the far ends of each electrical box Derating Table Wiring Diagrams The image below displays how the keypad is wired to a single load using a standard electrical setup For more diagrams see the Wireless Keypad Wiring Guide available on the Savant Community From Power Cap if Unused Single Switch Device Load T...

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