Bruno Cruz

Not really. Pretty sure it was the short circuit that mess the dimmer. I was looking for a way to fix it, instead of buying a new one.

Hi there, I was changing things in my house and went to reinstalling some components. During the installation of my adaptative dimmer button (which was working fine) I mess up the wires on the lighting and accidently connected the wrong ones, causing a break. My switchboard has protection from shorts and overloads, so everything is fine, except the dimmer. My dimmer now stays on, all the time. Green lights blinking on startup as usual, no red lights. On and off buttons seems to work (leds are working) but I can't turn off the lights. I replaced the dimmer with a regular switch, and lights are working fine. Has anyone seen that before? Any clues on how to fix it?

Hi everyone, Last week we had a power failure on our neighborhood, a three of my 6-button keypads' lights went dark. The Keypads are still working (functions and zigbee connectivity are ok). Does anyone knows hot to fix the lights? I'm hoping to have a way to fix it, instead of wasting a ton of money in a brand new keypad just to get the button's light o again. On a second issue, my controller seems out of sync in time. I have already forced the clock through Systems Manager, logged into my controller and change time, timezone, even set ntp with no luck. Clock is 1 hour past the real time. We had a gov change, abandoning daylight savings time, and that's why (I think) clock is behind. Any ideas how to get it right? Regards