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> I have 1 on/off switch and 1 momentary switch. The problem is they have > too many connections! http://www.letsautomate.com/10583explain.cfm Wiring explanation: C = common in 1 = switched output (ie: it is "on" when the switch is pressed) 2 = non switched output (ie: it is "on" when the switch is not being pressed Loop = this is merely for connecting 2 wires together should you need to For most installations including AD10/LD10s you would only use "C" and "1" M.
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