Set up your dimmer

If your lights flicker at low brightness, increasing the minimum can help. If they are too bright at the lowest setting, try reducing the minimum.

1. Turn the dimmer to a low brightness level.

2. Toggle the lights OFF-ON once per second, 3 times.

3. The lights will "step" up and down to confirm you are in configuration mode.

4. Turn the knob fully clockwise to begin adjustment.

5. Slowly turn down and up until you find your preferred minimum brightness.

6. Leave the knob in this position: after 5 seconds the setting will save automatically.

At installation, make sure all lamps remain visibly on at the lowest brightness setting, to comply with the UK EcoDesign Regulation 1194/2012.

MJP120 and MJP300 module kits: in step 1, turn the dimmer to minimum (fully anticlockwise).

From leaflets JP017 p1-2 , MJP120_03 p2 , MJP300_03 p2

If the lights flicker at high brightness, lower the maximum. If they aren't bright enough you can increase the maximum output.

1. Set the dimmer to maximum (fully clockwise).

2. Turn the lights ON-OFF once per second.

3. Set the knob to minimum, then ON-OFF again.

4. Return the knob to maximum and turn the lights on.

5. In configuration mode, turn the knob fully anticlockwise to begin adjustment.

6. Slowly turn until you find your preferred maximum brightness.

7. Leave for 5 seconds to save.

From leaflet JP017 p2

Some LED lights perform better in a different mode. Mode 1: default trailing-edge (most LEDs). Mode 2: simulated leading-edge, not TRIAC (certain LEDs). Mode 3: alternative trailing-edge (some LEDs).

1. Set the knob to maximum, then switch the lights OFF-ON once per second, 3 times (6 presses in total), to activate configuration mode.

2. In configuration mode, select Mode 3 by turning fully anticlockwise, then fully clockwise, and waiting for 2 seconds. Select Mode 2 by turning fully anticlockwise and waiting for 2 seconds.

3. The lights will flash to confirm: once for Mode 1, twice for Mode 2, three times for Mode 3.

If Mode 2 draws too much current, the dimmer will revert to Mode 1 automatically.

From leaflets JP017 p2 , MJP120_03 p1

If some LEDs won't turn on at low brightness, the Drive setting can give them a short boost at start-up.

1. Set the knob to minimum.

2. Turn ON-OFF once per second.

3. Set the knob to maximum, ON-OFF again.

4. Set the knob to minimum, turn the lights ON.

5. In configuration mode, increase until the lamps switch on.

6. Leave for 5 seconds to save.

To turn Drive off, repeat the process but skip step 5.

From leaflet JP017 p2

Prevents accidental entry into programming mode.

1. Set the knob to maximum, turn ON-OFF twice.

2. Set the knob to minimum, turn ON-OFF twice.

3. Set the knob to maximum, turn ON-OFF-ON.

4. The lights will step to confirm the lock is enabled.

Repeat the steps to turn child lock off.

From leaflet JP017 p2

Restores Mode 1 and the original brightness settings.

1. Set the knob to maximum, toggle OFF-ON 3 times.

2. Wait at least 3 seconds, then repeat OFF-ON 3 times.

3. The lights will fade off: the reset is complete.

From leaflet JP017 p2

If your lights flicker at low brightness, increasing the minimum can help. If they are too bright at the lowest setting, try reducing the minimum.

1. Turn the dimmer to a low brightness level.

2. Toggle the lights OFF-ON once per second, 3 times.

3. The lights will "step" up and down to confirm you are in configuration mode.

4. Turn the knob fully clockwise to begin adjustment.

5. Slowly turn down and up until you find your preferred minimum brightness.

6. Leave the knob in this position: after 5 seconds the setting will save automatically.

At installation, make sure all lamps remain visibly on at the lowest brightness setting, to comply with the UK EcoDesign Regulation 1194/2012.

From leaflet K016 p1-2

If the lights flicker at high brightness, lower the maximum. If they aren't bright enough you can increase the maximum output.

1. Set the dimmer to maximum (fully clockwise).

2. Turn the lights ON-OFF once per second.

3. Set the knob to minimum, then ON-OFF again.

4. Return the knob to maximum and turn the lights on.

5. In configuration mode, turn the knob fully anticlockwise to begin adjustment.

6. Slowly turn until you find your preferred maximum brightness.

7. Leave for 5 seconds to save.

From leaflets K016 p2 , MKP100_01 p2

Mode 1 is the recommended setting and works well with most lamps. Some lamps perform better in Mode 2 or, in some cases, Mode 3.

1. Set the knob to maximum, then switch the lights OFF-ON once per second, 3 times (6 presses in total), to activate configuration mode.

2. In configuration mode, select Mode 3 by turning fully anticlockwise, then fully clockwise, and waiting for 2 seconds. Select Mode 2 by turning fully anticlockwise and waiting for 2 seconds.

3. The lights will flash to confirm: once for Mode 1, twice for Mode 2, three times for Mode 3.

If Mode 2 draws too much current, the dimmer will revert to Mode 1 automatically.

MKP100 module: for step 1, turn the dimmer to a high brightness level, then toggle the lights OFF-ON once per second, 3 times.

From leaflets K016 p2 , MKP100_01 p2

If some LEDs won't turn on at low brightness, the Drive setting can give them a short boost at start-up.

1. Set the knob to minimum.

2. Turn ON-OFF once per second.

3. Set the knob to maximum, ON-OFF again.

4. Set the knob to minimum, turn the lights ON.

5. In configuration mode, increase until the lamps switch on.

6. Leave for 5 seconds to save.

To turn Drive off, repeat the process but skip step 5.

From leaflets K016 p2 , MKP100_01 p2

Prevents accidental entry into programming mode.

1. Set the knob to maximum, turn ON-OFF twice.

2. Set the knob to minimum, turn ON-OFF twice.

3. Set the knob to maximum, turn ON-OFF-ON.

4. The lights will step to confirm the lock is enabled.

Repeat the steps to turn child lock off.

MKP100 module: in step 1, press once per second.

From leaflets K016 p2 , MKP100_01 p2

Restores Mode 1 and the original brightness settings.

1. Set the knob to maximum, toggle OFF-ON 3 times.

2. Wait at least 3 seconds, then repeat OFF-ON 3 times.

3. The lights will fade off: the reset is complete.

MKP100 module: toggle OFF-ON 3 times, once per second.

From leaflets K016 p2 , MKP100_01 p2

1. Set to minimum brightness and hold the button for 6 seconds.

2. The lights will then come on and allow you to adjust the minimum brightness.

3. Once set, leave the dimmer for 3 seconds.

4. The lights will flash to show the new level has been set, and the dimmer will return to normal operation.

From leaflet JM011 p2

1. Set to maximum and hold the button for 6 seconds.

2. When the lights blink, use the rotary control to adjust the maximum brightness.

3. Once set, leave the dimmer for 3 seconds.

4. The lights will flash to show the new level has been set, and the dimmer will return to normal operation.

From leaflet JM011 p2

1. Turn the dimmer off.

2. Press and hold the button down for 6 seconds.

3. The lights will pulse and go off.

4. Press the dimmer once for mode 1, twice for mode 2, or three times for mode 3.

The default mode for this dimmer is mode 1.

From leaflet JM011 p2

Some LED lights need a lot of power to come on, so do not light at low brightness. Boost raises the start-up brightness, then puts the brightness back to the level you set.

1. Turn the dimmer off.

2. Press and hold the button down for 12 seconds, ignoring the lights blinking at 6 seconds.

3. The lights will then come on and allow you to set the boost level.

From leaflet JM011 p2

1. Set to minimum and hold the button down for 12 seconds, ignoring the lights blinking at 6 seconds.

2. If child lock is now on, the lights will come on for 2 seconds and go off. If it is now off, the lights will flash twice and go off.

From leaflet JM011 p2

1. Set to maximum and hold the button down for 12 seconds, ignoring the lights blinking at 6 seconds.

2. After 12 seconds, the light will come on and fade to off.

Always turn off the mains power when you replace the bulbs. If you change the type of bulb, do a factory reset.

From leaflet JM011 p1-2

For lighting controlled from two or three places, use one V-Pro Multiway dimmer with up to two V-Pro Multiway companion controllers, for rotary dimming at each position.

1. Isolate the mains power. Remove the existing switches and note how the wires are connected. Keep any grouped wires together when reconnecting.

2. Fit the dimmer at one position and a companion controller at each of the others.

3. Connect the wiring for 2-way or 3-way circuits, following the wiring diagrams in the leaflet. Make sure no bare wires are exposed.

4. Restore power and test the dimmer.

Standard or retractive switches are not compatible: only use V-Pro Multiway companion controllers.

The total cable length from the dimmer to the furthest companion controller must not exceed 50m.

Do not connect neutral to the main dimmer unit.

From leaflets JM011 p1-2 , SCC004 p1-2

Before you start, download the Supla app and create an account.

1. Hold down the dimmer knob for 5 seconds to enter pairing mode (the blue indicator LED flashes fast).

2. Open the Supla app, tap the 3-bar menu, select "add I/O Device" and follow the on-screen instructions. You will choose your Wi-Fi network and set a password for the dimmer.

3. When the dimmer is connected, the blue indicator LED goes off (it can be turned on in the dimmer settings).

4. Test that the dimmer works correctly both at the faceplate and in the app.

If the indicator LED flashes slowly, the Wi-Fi connection has been lost.

For help with the Supla app or your Supla account, contact Supla: supla.org/en/faq.

From leaflet SM011 p1-2

Factory reset, driving mode, Boost, minimum and maximum brightness and the status LED are all set in the app.

1. Open the Supla app and select the dimmer.

2. Tap the cog in the top right to open the settings screen.

3. From here you can do a factory reset, switch between driving modes 1, 2 and 3, and turn Boost on or off (for lights that don't come on at minimum brightness).

4. Set the minimum and maximum operating range with the dark grey squares on the wheel: the left one for the minimum, the right one for the maximum.

5. Set how the blue status LED behaves.

Always turn off the mains power when you replace the bulbs. If you change the type of bulb, restore the factory settings.

From leaflet SM011 p1

Leave the dimmer out of pairing mode for at least 5 seconds before you start. If the LED is already flashing quickly, press the knob briefly to return to normal operation, then wait 5 seconds.

1. Press and hold the knob for more than 5 seconds. The dimmer enters pairing mode.

2. Release, then press again within 3 seconds and keep holding.

3. At about 5 seconds the lamps step up and down once. Release here to erase the stored Wi-Fi network and device password (Credentials Reset).

4. Or keep holding: at about 10 seconds the lamps step up and down a second time. Release here to reset your dimming settings (Dimming Reset).

A Dimming Reset clears every setting, including driving mode, Boost, operating range and status LED, but keeps your Wi-Fi details.

From leaflet SM011 p1

1. Open your Google Home app, and open settings.

2. Open "Works with Google".

3. Search "Supla" and choose "SUPLA.ORG". Sign in to the Supla website: your account will be linked automatically. Choose the device you want to set up.

4. Use your dimmer with the device widget in the Google Home app, or with linked Google Home accessories.

From leaflet SM011 p2

1. Open your Amazon Alexa app, and tap More.

2. Tap the search icon in the top right and tap "Skills & Games".

3. Search "supla", choose "SUPLA" and enable the Supla skill.

4. Sign in to the Supla website when it comes up and grant access. Your account is now linked to Alexa.

5. Tap "Discover Devices" for Alexa to find your new dimmer. You can now use it with the device widget in the Alexa app, or with linked Alexa accessories.

From leaflet SM011 p2

For lighting controlled from two or three places, use one V-Pro Smart dimmer with up to two V-Pro Multiway companion controllers, for rotary dimming at each position.

1. Isolate the mains power. Remove the existing switches and note how the wires are connected. Keep any grouped wires together when reconnecting.

2. Fit the dimmer at one position and a companion controller at each of the others.

3. Connect the wiring for 2-way or 3-way circuits, following the wiring diagrams in the leaflet. Make sure no bare wires are exposed.

4. Restore power and test the dimming at the knob before pairing the dimmer with the app.

Standard or retractive switches are not compatible: only use V-Pro Multiway companion controllers.

The total cable length from the dimmer to the furthest companion controller must not exceed 50m.

Do not connect neutral to the main dimmer unit.

From leaflets SM011 p2 , SCC004 p1-2

The dimmer has 3 dimming modes and runs in trailing edge mode 1 by default. You may get better dimming from your dimmable LED lighting by changing the mode.

1. Press and hold [Up] until the lights have reached maximum, then continue to hold for 6 seconds.

2. The lights will go off, then flash 1, 2 or 3 times to show the current mode.

3. Press 1, 2 or 3 times on [Up] (the lights flash each time) to change to mode 1, 2 or 3.

4. The lights will flash 1, 2 or 3 times to show the new mode.

Multi-Point Touch: after step 3, wait for a few seconds.

From leaflets MPR010 p1-2 , MPT008 p2

You may get a better dimming range from your dimmable LED lighting by changing the minimum brightness setting.

1. Press and hold [Down] until the lights have reached minimum, then continue to hold for 6 seconds.

2. The lights will come on at the brightest possible minimum and show, in 8 steps, the minimum brightness settings available.

3. Step through the settings by pressing [Up] and [Down].

4. When you are happy with the setting, stop pressing for at least 4 seconds. The lights will go off, step up and down, then come on at the new minimum brightness to show the setting is saved.

From leaflets MPR010 p2 , MPT008 p2

1. Press 6 times on [Up] on the master dimmer, about once per second, until the lights step up and down.

2. Press [Up] 6 more times.

3. The dimmer will fade to off to show it has been reset to factory settings, then come back on.

Always turn off the mains power when you replace the bulbs. If you change the type of bulb, restore the factory settings.

From leaflets MPR010 p1-2 , MPT008 p2

Multi-Point Remote dimmers respond to buttons 1 and 8 on the VARILIGHT YRC8 handset, and can be taught a spare button on most infrared remote controls.

1. Press 6 times on [Up], roughly once per second. The lights will step up and down, then switch off to show the dimmer is in programming mode.

2. Within 15 seconds, from less than 1 metre away and pointing directly at the button on the dimmer, briefly press the chosen button on the handset. The lights will turn on and off.

3. To confirm your choice, briefly press the same button again. The lights will turn on and off, then step up and down once to confirm.

4. Try the remote control. If the dimmer does not respond, go back to step 1 and try again. If it still does not respond, try a different button or a different remote control.

Remote control works at the master dimmer only. Multi-Point Touch dimmers and supplementary controllers have no remote control.

On the YRE8 LightScene handset, dimmers respond to button 1 and can be taught any of the buttons 1 to 4.

From leaflets MPR010 p1-2 , YRE005 p1

If you have more than one remote control dimmer in the same room (or a 2-, 3- or 4-gang dimmer), the YRE8 handset can create, save and recall up to 4 lighting scenes.

1. Check that the blue light at the top of the handset is off. If it is on or flashing, press SHIFT once or twice to clear it.

2. Use the buttons 1 to 4 to change the brightness of each dimmer to create a lighting scene that you like.

3. Save the scene by pressing SHIFT twice (so the blue light is flashing), then press one of the buttons 1 to 4 to save the scene to that button.

4. To recall a scene, press SHIFT once or twice so the blue light is on, then press the button you saved the scene to.

Dimmers respond to button 1 on this handset. To use buttons 1 to 4 for separate dimmers, teach each dimmer its button (see "Remote control").

You can overwrite a scene at any time by repeating the steps.

From leaflet YRE005 p1

For 2-way or multi-way circuits, use a Multi-Point master dimmer with one or more Multi-Point supplementary controllers.

1. Switch off at the mains, then remove the existing switches, noting how they are wired.

2. Fit the master dimmer at one position and a supplementary controller at each of the others.

3. Wire as for a 1-way circuit, with three (or two) wires linking each supplementary controller: the LOAD terminal, the S-LINK terminal and (optional) the LIVE terminal. Follow the wiring diagrams in the leaflet.

4. Switch on the mains supply and switch on the dimmer.

A conventional switch cannot be used with this type of dimmer.

The total cable length from the master to the last supplementary controller should be no more than 50m.

If the live wire arrives at a supplementary controller, live wiring to the master is required.

Supplementary controllers are touch control only.

From leaflets MPR010 p1-2 , MPS005 p1

There are 3 driving modes for different lighting loads. Mode 1 is the factory setting and is best for most LEDs.

1. Turn the dimmer on and wait 5 seconds.

2. Set the dimmer to its maximum brightness, and continue pushing the switch for 2 more seconds.

3. Press the switch 6 times at one-second intervals. The lights will step up and down in brightness, showing you are in programming mode.

4. Choose the driving mode by briefly pressing the switch: once for Mode 1, twice for Mode 2, three times for Mode 3.

5. The lights will flash once, twice or three times to confirm the mode, then return to normal operation.

From leaflets MD007 p2 , MDK007 p2

1. Turn the dimmer on and wait 5 seconds.

2. Set the dimmer to its minimum brightness, and continue pushing the switch for 2 more seconds.

3. Press the switch 6 times at one-second intervals to enter programming mode. The lights will step up and down in brightness.

4. Press and hold the switch to set your minimum brightness (use long presses to adjust). Repeat as needed, then release and wait for 3 seconds. The lights will step up and down to confirm, then return to normal operation.

From leaflets MD007 p2 , MDK007 p2

1. Turn the dimmer on and wait 5 seconds.

2. Set the dimmer to its maximum brightness, and continue pushing the switch for 2 more seconds.

3. Press the switch 6 times at one-second intervals. The lights will step up and down in brightness, showing you are in programming mode.

4. Press and hold the switch to set your maximum brightness (use long presses to adjust). Repeat as needed, then release and wait for 3 seconds. The lights will step up and down to confirm, then return to normal operation.

From leaflets MD007 p2 , MDK007 p2

For LEDs that need a "boost" to start up.

1. Turn the dimmer on and wait 5 seconds.

2. Press and hold the switch to set the lights to minimum brightness, and continue pushing the switch for 2 more seconds.

3. Turn the dimmer back on, then press and hold the switch to set the lights to maximum brightness, continue pushing for 2 more seconds, then switch them off.

4. Press and hold the switch to set the lights to minimum brightness, continue pushing for 2 seconds, then switch them off again.

5. The lights will ramp up to half brightness and turn off, then come on at a low level.

6. Press and hold the switch to set your boost level (use long presses to adjust). Repeat as needed, then release and wait for 3 seconds. The lights will ramp up to half brightness to confirm, then return to normal operation.

To turn Boost off

1. Repeat steps 1 to 5.

2. After 3 seconds without a press, the lights will ramp up to half brightness and turn off, then return to normal operation with Boost off.

From leaflets MD007 p1 , MDK007 p1

Prevents unintended programming.

1. Turn the dimmer on and wait 5 seconds.

2. Press and hold the switch to set the lights to maximum brightness, continue pushing for 2 seconds, then switch them off.

3. Turn the dimmer back on, press and hold the switch to set the lights to minimum brightness, continue pushing for 2 seconds, then switch them off.

4. Press and hold the switch to set the lights to maximum brightness, continue pushing for 2 seconds, then switch them off again.

5. The lights will flash once and turn off to confirm child lock is on, then return to normal operation.

To turn child lock off

1. Turn the dimmer on and wait 5 seconds.

2. Repeat steps 1 to 3 above.

3. After 5 seconds, the lights will flash twice and turn off to confirm child lock is off, then return to normal operation.

From leaflets MD007 p2 , MDK007 p2

1. Turn the dimmer on and wait 5 seconds.

2. Press the switch 6 times at one-second intervals. The lights will step up and down in brightness, showing programming mode.

3. Press the switch another 6 times at one-second intervals.

4. The lights will come on and dim to off to confirm the reset, then return to normal operation.

From leaflets MD007 p2 , MDK007 p2

If you change your lamps, the dimmer needs to readjust its settings.

1. Turn the dimmer to a high brightness level.

2. Toggle the lights OFF-ON once per second, 3 times.

3. The lights will step up and down to confirm you are in configuration mode, and the dimmer re-assesses the new lamps. Leave the dimmer on for at least 5 seconds to let it save the new settings.

From leaflets MLP150_01 p2 , VLED001 p2

If your lights flicker at low brightness, increasing the minimum can help. If they are too bright at the lowest setting, try reducing the minimum.

1. Turn the dimmer to a low brightness level.

2. Toggle the lights OFF-ON once per second, 3 times.

3. The lights will "step" up and down to confirm you are in configuration mode.

4. Turn the knob fully clockwise to begin adjustment.

5. Slowly turn down and up until you find your preferred minimum brightness.

6. Leave the knob in this position: after 5 seconds the setting will save automatically.

At installation, make sure all lamps remain visibly on at the lowest brightness setting, to comply with the UK EcoDesign Regulation 1194/2012.

From leaflets MLP150_01 p1-2 , VLED001 p1-2

If the lights flicker at high brightness, lower the maximum. If they aren't bright enough you can increase the maximum output.

1. Set the dimmer to maximum (fully clockwise).

2. Turn the lights ON-OFF once per second.

3. Set the knob to minimum, then ON-OFF again.

4. Return the knob to maximum and turn the lights on.

5. In configuration mode, turn the knob fully anticlockwise to begin adjustment.

6. Slowly turn until you find your preferred maximum brightness.

7. Leave for 5 seconds to save.

From leaflets MLP150_01 p2 , VLED001 p2

If some LEDs won't turn on at low brightness, the Drive setting can give them a short boost at start-up.

1. Set the knob to minimum.

2. Turn ON-OFF once per second.

3. Set the knob to maximum, ON-OFF again.

4. Set the knob to minimum, turn the lights ON.

5. In configuration mode, increase until the lamps switch on.

6. Leave for 5 seconds to save.

To turn Drive off, repeat the process but skip step 5.

From leaflets MLP150_01 p2 , VLED001 p2

Prevents accidental entry into programming mode.

1. Set the knob to maximum, turn ON-OFF twice.

2. Set the knob to minimum, turn ON-OFF twice.

3. Set the knob to maximum, turn ON-OFF-ON.

4. The lights will step to confirm the lock is enabled.

Repeat the steps to turn child lock off.

From leaflets MLP150_01 p2 , VLED001 p2

Restores Mode 1 and the original brightness settings.

1. Set the knob to maximum, toggle OFF-ON 3 times.

2. Wait at least 3 seconds, then repeat OFF-ON 3 times.

3. The lights will fade off: the reset is complete.

From leaflets MLP150_01 p2 , VLED001 p2

Mode 1 (trailing-edge) is the default and best for most types of lighting. Mode 2 is leading-edge, for some LED lamps. Mode 3 is DigiFlux mode, for DigiFlux dimmable CFLs and some external LED drivers.

1. Switch on, then press and hold the touch button for 15 seconds. The lights will cycle up and down, then turn off after 15 seconds.

2. Press the touch button 2 times for Mode 1, 4 times for Mode 2 or 6 times for Mode 3 (each press turns the lights off or on).

3. The lights will flash to confirm the mode selected.

From leaflet IJ010 p2

1. Tap the touch button 6 times, roughly once per second (each tap turns the lights on or off).

2. Wait until the lights step up and down and then go off.

3. Tap the touch button 6 more times. The lights will come on at a medium brightness and step down to show the 8 settings you can choose as your minimum.

4. Each further tap steps through the 8 settings. At your chosen brightness, usually the lowest setting where the lights do not flicker, stop tapping.

5. After 5 seconds the dimmer steps the lights up and down to confirm it has saved the setting.

From leaflet IJ010 p2

1. Tap the touch button 6 times, roughly once per second (each tap turns the lights on or off).

2. After 6 taps the lights will step up and down and go off.

3. Press and hold the touch button for at least 5 seconds.

4. The lights will come on and fade to off to show the dimmer has been reset to factory settings.

From leaflet IJ010 p2

Dimmers respond to buttons 1 and 8 on the VARILIGHT remote control handset, and can be taught any other button (2 to 7).

1. Tap the touch button 6 times, roughly once per second. After 6 taps the lights will step up and down and go off.

2. Within 15 seconds, from less than 1 metre away and pointing directly at the button on the dimmer, briefly press the chosen button on the handset. The lights will turn on and off.

3. To confirm your choice, briefly press the same button again. The lights will turn on and off, then step up and down once to confirm.

4. Try the remote control. If the dimmer does not respond, go back to step 1 and try again. If it still does not respond, try a different button or a different remote control.

For 2-gang models, repeat the steps for each gang, teaching each one a different button.

From leaflet IJ010 p2

If you have more than one remote control dimmer in the same room (or a 2-, 3- or 4-gang dimmer), the YRE8 handset can create, save and recall up to 4 lighting scenes.

1. Check that the blue light at the top of the handset is off. If it is on or flashing, press SHIFT once or twice to clear it.

2. Use the buttons 1 to 4 to change the brightness of each dimmer to create a lighting scene that you like.

3. Save the scene by pressing SHIFT twice (so the blue light is flashing), then press one of the buttons 1 to 4 to save the scene to that button.

4. To recall a scene, press SHIFT once or twice so the blue light is on, then press the button you saved the scene to.

Dimmers respond to button 1 on this handset. To use buttons 1 to 4 for separate dimmers, teach each dimmer its button (see "Remote control").

You can overwrite a scene at any time by repeating the steps.

From leaflet YRE005 p1