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Remotely controllable electrical switching apparatus
   
Document Number
US Patent 6650029
Issued Date
November 18, 2003
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A control apparatus for a light includes a control unit and a plurality of remote control devices. The control unit changes the state of the light, either when a conventional wall switch is actuated or when a control signal is received from one of the remote control devices, which allows the light to be controlled from a further point without the need to run additional wires down a wall to an additional switch. Each remote control device can transmit a signal to put the control unit into an ERASE mode, upon which the address codes of all remote control devices are erased from its memory, with the exception of the address code of the control device which gave the command to enter the "erase" mode. In this manner, the control unit can be re-configured remotely to respond solely to the control device which gave-the command to the control unit.
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Published
November 18, 2003
Application Number
09/676,221
Filed
September 29, 2000
US Classification
307/125   307/114
Int'l Classification
G08C   19/28   (20060101)   G08C   23/04   (20060101)   G08C   19/16   (20060101)   H05B   37/02   (20060101)   G08C   23/00   (20060101)  
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307/125   307/114   307/112  
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