Questions about Schönenberger Wireless switch set

A blinking red light on your Schönenberger Funkschalter Set (Typ 13) usually indicates a problem with the connection or power supply. Here are some steps you can try to resolve the issue: - Check the Batteries: Ensure that the batteries in the remote control are not depleted. Replace them if necessary. - Reset the Switch: Unplug the switch from the power outlet and wait for about 10 seconds before plugging it back in. - Re-pair the Devices: Sometimes, the switch and remote control may lose their pairing. Follow the pairing instructions in the manual to re-establish the connection. - Interference: Ensure there are no other electronic devices nearby that might be causing interference with the signal. - Distance: Make sure you are within the effective range of the remote control, which is typically around 25 meters12. If these steps do not resolve the issue, it might be a hardware problem, and you may need to contact our customer support for further assistance. https://www.digitec.ch/help

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Yes, it works. You have to programme the remote controls the same way.

Didn't know you could programme something there.... Press On and one of the receivers responds? Am I seeing something wrong?

According to the manual, each receiver should be able to learn up to 6 codes. The remote control transmitter has 4 pairs of buttons, so it should be possible to control each socket individually with the first three pairs, and the code of the fourth pair of buttons can also be learned and used as a master button for all sockets. I haven't tried this out because I have programmed all the sockets to only one button, because I always want to switch all the sockets at the same time, which works fine.

Unfortunately, there is no single additional wall switch.

That shouldn't be a problem, or do you think the maximum wattage is not high enough?