DinoSnowWolf
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Hi Xenocide, thank you for your reply.
This is really helpful.
My case is toggle on Wall is fine.
I need the remote to be able to send discrete on or off command. Since it can be program separately into RF remote, then should be no issue for me to learn from RM Pro.
May I check further does it easy to learn the function on YooGee remote?
Is there guide included on learning the remote?
Which type of Yoogee remote you will recommend for 2x 3switch and 2x single switch? 8 groups of On and Off. 16buttons or more in a single Yoogee RF remote.
This is really helpful.
My case is toggle on Wall is fine.
I need the remote to be able to send discrete on or off command. Since it can be program separately into RF remote, then should be no issue for me to learn from RM Pro.
May I check further does it easy to learn the function on YooGee remote?
Is there guide included on learning the remote?
Which type of Yoogee remote you will recommend for 2x 3switch and 2x single switch? 8 groups of On and Off. 16buttons or more in a single Yoogee RF remote.
not sure if i understand you correctly.
When u buy the wall switches, the remote is separate purchase.
There are 3 types of remotes. 1 Yoogee wall switch like, 1 normal "TV" RC like and 1 car key fob like.
You can learn 1 button as ON and 1 button as OFF on the remote.
By default, a learned button on remote is press once ON press once OFF.
The scenario you mention may not be a concern. The remote on the RM Pro app has ON and OFF toggles. So on your phone, when you press OFF is OFF (it doesn't care if the light is ON or OFF. If will just send OFF command. So if the lights is ON, it will OFF and if its already OFF, nothing will happen. Vice versa)
Discrete ON and OFF? The wall switch will not have cos its not build for this scenario. If you really wan a panel with 1 button for ON and 1 button for OFF, you are better off with a remote.