Remote Settings - Push Pro
You can customize a variety of settings on your remote control.
Press the Menu button on the remote. Select “Remote,” then press the Enter button.
Backlight – Choose between 5 levels of brightness
Idle – Set the idle time for the remote display to sleep
Theme – Choose between light or dark themes
Set Time – Set the time for the remote
Smart Wake – Toggle Smart Wake enabled/disabled
Update – Used for updating the remote’s firmware
Unlock Remote – Unlock the remote to gain access to advanced settings
Installer Mode (Unlocked Mode only) – Mode to bypass normal step-by-step instructions. Intended for advanced users.
Factory Defaults (Unlocked Mode only) – Reset the remote to factory default settings. Please note all settings and shades will be erased.
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