How LED Status Works
Normally, zencontrol devices listen for commands on the bus and update their own LED status. This is called the LED behaviour target.
Remote Target Control Exception
When a switch, absolute input, or touchscreen controls a remote target, it can't hear commands meant for that target on its own bus. So the controller must update the switch's LED directly using the Aggregation mode behaviours.
In these modes, the controller tracks the remote target's status and updates the LED itself (this is what we define as "managed"). It does this by subscribing to status updates from the controller that manages the actual lights. Both controllers (the one with the switch and the one with the lights) must be PRO level controllers.
Aggregation target (managed)
Requires a pro controller on both sides.
LED will be turned on when the remote target is turned on and off when the remote target is turned off.
Aggregation inverted target (managed)
Requires a pro controller on both sides.
LED will be turned on when the remote target is turned off and on when the remote target is turned off.
Aggregation last heard scene (managed)
Requires a pro controller on both sides.
LED will be turned on when the last scene that the remote target heard is the scene marked in the application behaviour. It will only turn off when a different scene is sent. Other lighting commands will not affect last heard scene.
Aggregation at scene (managed)
Requires a pro controller on both sides.
LED will be turned on when remote target hears the scene marked in the application behaviour. Any other lighting command that changes the light level of the device will turn the led off (eg recall max, off, min, a different scene, step up or step down).
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