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  1. To program the sensor mode of a Lutron Maestro sensor switch, you need to1:
    1. Press and hold the auxiliary button (need to remove the cover wallplate).
    2. Release the button after the lens flashes for the X (th) time.
    Alternatively, you can program the sensor mode of a Lutron sensor switch using the Lutron App2.
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    To program the sensor mode of a Lutron Maestro sensor switch: Press and hold the auxiliary button (need to remove the cover wallplate). Release the button after the lens flashes for the X (th) time.

    How to Adjust a Motion Sensor Light Swi…

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    From the Device area of the Lutron App tap on the Sensor icon you wish to edit. Step 2 Select "Edit Device" from the pop up screen. Step 3 Select "Lights & Fans to Include".

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    Maestro MS-Z101 Advanced Programming Features Explained

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    How to Program the Maestro Motion Sensor Light Switch

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    What are the programming options for Maestro sensors?
    Below is a brief description of each programming option. The Timeout feature for the Maestro Sensors is a programmable setting that determines how long the lights will remain on after the room has been vacated, and motion has not been detected. The options for these timeout selections are 1,5,15 and 30 minutes.

    Maestro Sensors Programming and Advanced Features Explained

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    What settings are available on a maestro occupancy sensor switch?
    Maestro occupancy sensor switches have custom settings that can be adjusted to the user’s preference. The settings include Timeout, Sensor Mode, and Advanced Settings (see the Custom Settings section for descriptions of these settings). Setting options vary depending on model number.

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    How do I program the sensor mode?
    Programming is made simple by just press and holding the tap button and counting the number of flashes. *The following Sensor Mode features are only available for Occupancy model numbers and NOT on Vacancy models. Auto-On and Auto-Off (Occupancy mode). This is the default setting. This is the default setting and mode that most sensors are set to.

    Maestro Sensors Programming and Advanced Features Explained

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    What is the default setting on the sensor switch?
    The default setting on the sensor switch is High Sensitivity. There are only two settings with Low Sensitivity being the other level. High sensitivity is typically used to ensure that the lights turn on with all motion sensed and is typically used in dark rooms and in rooms where the switch may not be readily accessible.

    Maestro Sensors Programming and Advanced Features Explained

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    What programming options does the Maestro dimmer have?
    The Maestro dimmer has many programming options as you can see. Below is a brief description of why you would use each programming option. The Timeout feature for the Maestro Sensor Dimmer is a programmable setting that determines how long the lights will remain on after the room has been vacated, and motion has not been detected.

    Maestro MSCL-OP153M Programming and Advanced Features Explain…

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    How does a motion sensor work?
    The automatic functionality of the sensor can be adjusted to change how the lights respond upon initial occupancy. All sensor modes will turn the lights Off when no motion has been detected and the timeout has expired. • Occupancy (Auto-On/Auto-Off): The lights will always turn on when motion is detected.

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    How To Program Lutron Motion Sensor: From Novice to Maestro

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