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Ablenet PowerLink 4 provides Six unique modes of control which allows you to define exactly how, and for how long, appliances will be turned on. Any solitary switch, including wireless Big or Jelly Beamer switches, is supported. It has a very useful feature that allows you to precisely determine the amount of minutes or seconds of control on the on-board display. There is a new "Count" mode that allows for easy, precise data collection and the new "Two-switch" mode for collaborative activation for safety or cooperative play.
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Modes of Control
Q: What switches can be used with the PowerLink 4?
A: The PowerLink 4 can be used with up to two wired switches and eight AbleNet wireless switches.
Q: Why is my PowerLink 4 not operating my appliance?
A: In order to use the PowerLink 4 with an appliance such as a fan, blender, mixer, or lamp, you will need to be sure it has a mechanical switch that allows the device to remain on. The best way to test this is to turn the appliance on, unplug it from the wall, and then plug it back in. If the appliance continues to work, you will be able to connect it to the PowerLink 4 for switch activation.
Q: How many amps can the PowerLink 4 handle?
A: The PowerLink 4 is rated to handle up to 15 amps (max).
Q: Can I use one switch for an operation type and another switch for a different operation type?
A: The PowerLink 4 has six modes of operation, (Direct, Latched, Time Minutes, Timed Seconds, Count and Two-Switch). Each mode selected is used for all switches connected to the PowerLink 4 at one time.
However, you can connect additional devices, such as the Dual SLAT or Wireless SLAT, to accomplish this configuration. To do this, follow these steps:
If you need additional assistance with this configuration please contact Technical Support.
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