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Title: tm751, ss13a and socket rocket
Post by: l3v3l1 on May 22, 2011, 11:02:23 AM

hi, I am using a tm751, 1 socket rocket, and 1 ss13a switch. Can I have 1 rocker key on the ss13a control the socket rocket, and one rocker key control the lamp plugged into the tm751? As of now if i press "on" on the top rocker both the socket rocket and the lamp plugged into the tm751 turn on.
Thanks for any help, Jason

Title: Re: tm751, ss13a and socket rocket
Post by: Brian H on May 22, 2011, 12:52:18 PM

The TM751 is hard programmed to Unit one.
So the top rocker can be used as unit one and it will control the TM751 with connected light.
Reprogram the Socket Rocket to Unit two and it can be controlled by the second rocker switch.
To reprogram the socket rocket. Turn off the power to it. Then wait maybe thirty seconds. Reaply power and use the second rocker to send an on three times within thirty seconds.

Title: Re: tm751, ss13a and socket rocket
Post by: l3v3l1 on May 22, 2011, 05:02:59 PM

Perfect
thanks for the fast reply

Title: Re: tm751, ss13a and socket rocket
Post by: freemarket on December 22, 2011, 11:42:49 PM

If the LM15A is plugged into a socket on a ceiling fixture, do I still need the TM751 in order to control it with the SS13A?

This was not made clear from the sales person.

TIA,
Henry

Title: Re: tm751, ss13a and socket rocket
Post by: Brian H on December 23, 2011, 06:23:04 AM

Yes it is what takes the RF command from the SS13A and sends it on the power line to the LM15A.